Outwater Named Engineer of the Year at UVM
Dr. John Outwater professor of engineering at the University of Vermont has been chosen as Engineer of the Year James L Benson state chairman of National Engineers Week announced. He coauthored Engineering Materials Esplendor de Mexico Antigua and Material Performance and The Deep Sea and wrote over 50 papers on topics including ski safety. Outwater serves in several professional societies and advised on Vermont atomic plant locations and a small scale high temperature incinerator project. He is married to Alice Davidson of New York and lives in Burlington with four children.
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Montpelier
John Outwater
University of Vermont
James L. Benson
General Electric
Burlington
National Engineers Week
Robert S. Outwater
East Side Drive
Bennington
Outwater
Mexico
Antigua
State Board of Health
Board of Health and Water Resources Board
Health Board Clarifies Sewage Regulation Misunderstanding
The Vermont Board of Health clears up a misinterpretation about sewage rules for subdividing land. The rules apply to municipal systems and private hookups only, not individual landowners building private disposal setups.
Central Vermont Power Output Rises Year Over Year
CVPS Rutland reports weekly electric output for the week ending February 20 at 35,692,600 kWh, up 6,846,400 kWh or 23.73 percent from last year. Year to date output reaches 257,993,900 kWh, a 19.86 percent increase over the prior year.
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Rutland
Central Vermont Public Service Corp
St. Lawrence
New England Housing Study Awarded to RERC
The New England Regional Commission awarded Real Estate Research Corporation a 65000 dollar nine month contract to study housing problems across six states. The project will focus on Boston metro rural poverty and small urban areas and evaluate zoning laws and programs for low and moderate income housing. The study aims to propose actions by the commission.
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Boston
New England Regional Commission
Nercom
Real Estate Research Corporation
RERC
New England
Massachusetts
New
England
Tax Returns Show Errors Says IRS
Early federal income tax returns indicate many taxpayers err in claiming adjustments to income delaying refunds. The IRS explains fadjustments cover sick pay moving expenses employee business expenses and payments to self employment retirement plans on Line 15B. Some misreport line 15B by including itemized deductions. they should use schedules. Exemption allowances for dependents should not be claimed as adjustments. Use Schedule T when using tax rate schedules. Read instructions and attach supporting documents.
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Burlington
Internal Revenue Office
IRS
New England Home Show to Run in Boston March 7 14
The 20th annual New England Home Show opens Saturday in Boston at the John B. Hynes Civic Auditorium. More than 300 national regional and local home industry companies will display 1970 concepts materials equipment and innovations. The seven to eight day event is sponsored by the Home Builders Association of Greater Boston and attracts over 250000 attendees.
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Boston
New England
John B. Hynes Civic Auditorium
War Memorial
United States
Home Builders Association of Greater Boston
Prudential Center
FAA Seeks Air Traffic Control Trainees in Northeast
Jamaica N Y The Federal Aviation Administration Eastern Region says it has many openings for men and women as air traffic control specialist trainees. The region runs 146 ATC facilities in 15 northeastern states. Applicants need three years of relevant experience or a bachelor’s degree or equivalent. Salary ranges from 6176 to 7639 annually. Further info from interagency board at Federal Building Elmwood Ave and Pearl Street Burlington.
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Jamaica
N.Y
Federal Aviation Administration
ATC
United States
Interagency Board of U.S. Civil Service
Federal Building
Elmwood Ave
Pearl Street
Burlington
Easter Seal Campaign Begins in Rutland Vermont
The 1970 Easter Seal drive of the Vermont Association for the Crippled VAC opens Feb 23 with 600 volunteers, aiming to surpass the $49,000 raised in 1969. Funds support diagnostic work, therapy, equipment loans, special education, and family counseling for handicapped children and adults across the state.
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Rutland
Vermont Association For the Crippled Inc
VAC
Vermont
Children’s Rehabilitation Center
Barre
Bellows Falls
Brattleboro
Bristol
Burlington
Castleton
Chester
Danby
Danville
East Arlington
Middletown Springs
Montpelier
North Montpelier
Perkinsville
Pittsfield
Pittsford
Proctor
Randolph
Rochester
Rutland Town
Sheldon
Swanton
Wallingford
West Brattleboro
West Rutland
Williamstown
Windsor
Harvey Carter
Pownal
Roger Whitcomb
Derby
Drug Commission Submits Report Supporting Community Action
WATERBURY The Drug Rehabilitation Commission of Vermont has submitted a report to Gov Davis urging stronger state support for community action programs addressing drug abuse. It highlights small grants to seed local groups for prevention and treatment, and calls for expanded drug education for youth and adults. Three core elements are identified for effective prevention: trained professionals, an attitude changing educational approach with active youth involvement, and avoidance of a solely condemnatory stance. The report also urges integrating these concepts into health education from kindergarten through high school and warns against neglect during austerity. State funding for prevention now may prevent larger future treatment costs.
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Waterbury
Drug Rehabilitation Commission of
Vermont
Davis
Smith Alumnae Seek Books For Scholarships
The ninth annual book sale to fund the Smith College Club of Berkshire County scholarship will be held April 16 and 17 at the First Congregational Church on Main Street Williamstown. Alumnae statewide solicit books in all categories, with best sellers in children’s, cook, text, art, gardening, and Americana books. Mrs. James H. Hunter is club president and has named Mrs. S Laine Faison as chair with Mrs. Freeman Foote assisting. donations in the Bennington area may be left with Mrs. Barber or picked up by request.
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Williamstown
Mass
Smith College Club
Berkshire County
First Congregational Church
Main Street
Smith
Bennington
Walter L. Barber Jr
Whipstock Road
James H. Hunter
S. Laine Faison
Freeman Foote
Barber
Pot party roars in Detroit police burn narcotics
Detroit police staged a pot party Tuesday burning several hundred thousand dollars worth of marijuana and other narcotics. No invitations were issued, and authorities said there was no danger from the incinerator smoke. Morton Sterling of Wayne County air pollution said he would investigate the operation and seek answers to questions.
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Detroit
UPI
Morton Sterling
Wayne County Air Pollution Control Program
Sterling
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New York
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Main St
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Wyrtzen
Mount Anthony Union High School
Jack Wyrtzen
Clara Sweet Bennington
Steve McQueen
Yul Brynner
Magnificent Seven
N.E
Giny
Punt Department
Artery Arcade
North Adams
FAA
Arlington
David E. Jannicky
Peter Reed Donavan
Dorset
Maurice Monroe
Landgrove
Lester Cody
Manchester
Michael Powers
Peru
John Shuell
Charles Rounds
Readsboro
James Sprague
Rupert
Elbert Farrar
Sandgate
Ethel Lemberg
Searsbury
Gordon Rice
Shaftsbury
John P. Hamilton
Stamford
George Emmons
Sunderland
Ellery Lawrence
Winhall
Elton Coleman
Woodford
Merle Becker
Drug Commission
Roy Bergquist
George Ackerman
Emil Zoufaly
Southern Ome & Building Supply
DIAL
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Clad
Triple
Grand Union
Bradford House
Save-Way
Mammoth Mart
Harold Wisell
Ishell
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Bennington, Vermont
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