Saving energy at home on a Niagara Mohawk broadcast
Ella Pankin and Niagara Mohawk representatives offered simple formulas to calculate monthly appliance costs from wattage and usage. The piece lists typical wattages for common devices, compares frying pans to ranges, notes energy-saving habits, and shares two low-energy recipes from Niagara Mohawk publications. It also mentions Vermonters access to agricultural and home economics resources and provides contact details for assistance.
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Bennington
WGY
Ella Pankin
Niagara Mohawk
Gus
Pat Ebert
Saratoga
Dorothy Rhodes
Vermont
UVM
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Vermont prepares statewide emergency police phone system
Vermont will launch the Vermont Police Emergency Telephone Service on January 13 linking the public to police via toll free lines 24/7. Dial O for operator and say police emergency to connect to the nearest agency. The system, backed by federal funds and a user advisory group, aims to provide fast, dedicated emergency response with clear lines and immediate dispatch.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Department of Public Safety
Department of Health
Governor’s Commission On the Administration of Justice, Civil Defense
Vermont Chiefs of Police Association
Vermont Sheriffs
Justice Department
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Governor’s Commission On the Administration of Justice
Vermont releases state bicycle study and route plan
Vermont Environmental Secretary Martin L Johnson announces completion and filing of the State Bicycle Study Report with the Legislative Council. The 10 page summary is free from the Agency of Environmental Conservation in Montpelier. The plan calls for consolidating responsibility in the Highway Department and creating a state funding mechanism for bike routes. The report also names dangerous roads and prioritizes bike route construction. A companion manual Guidelines for Developing Bike Routes in Vermont is available from the Recreation Section and regional planning offices.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Martin L. Johnson
Legislative Council
Environmental Agency
Agency of Environmental
Debbie Barlow
Highway Department
The
Regional Planning Commission
Vermont Proclaims International Women's Year 1975
Governor Salmon signs a proclamation recognizing International Women's Year 1975. Participants shown include Mrs. Donald Urie of Church Women United, Mrs. Emory Hebard, Mrs. Virginia Seaver, Lynne McLaughlin, Judi McEntyre, Jacqueline Chouinard, Madelyn Davidson, Stella Hackel, and Margaret Garland representing various Vermont organizations.
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Salmon
Vermont
Donald Urie
Church Women United
Emory Hebard
Legislative Wives
Virginia Seaver
Vermont Federation of Women’s Clubs
Lynne McLaughlin
National Organization
Judi McEntyre
Governor's Commission On the Status of Women
Jacqueline Chouinard
Vermont Personnel Department
Madelyn Davidson
Stella Hackel
Margaret Garland
League of Women Voters
Teachers Honorary Unit Discusses Legislation And Local Politics
Eta chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma met at Park-McCullough House January 7 to hear three speakers on Women and Legislation and view a Capitol model by Pat Gile and Eleanor Howard. Pat Barr spoke on Civil Liberties Union education legislation. Pat Haley shared Montpelier legislative insights. Kate Nash highlighted Clothes-N-Things research with the League of Women Voters. Also noted were local police reports of minor accidents in Dorset and Bennington plus the recovery of a stolen snowplow Jeep.
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Eta
Delta Kappa Gamma Society
Park-McCullough House
Capitol
Montpelier
Pat Gile
Eleanor Howard
Pat Barr
The
American Civil Liberties Union
Pat Haley
Tom
Glen Erikson
Dorset
Jeffery Andrews
Andrews
Bennington
Silver Street
Main
Union Streets
Cecelia Callahan
Ben
Nington
Florence King
North Bennington
Kipp
Exxon
Depot Streets
Tansitor
School Lunch Menus and Local Events Snapshot
The page lists weekly lunch menus for Mt. Anthony Jr. High and Arlington schools with pricing for students and adults, plus a springboard diving course at the city Recreation Center. It also reports Rep. Juanita Kashulines drafting a jai alai bill, a diving course start date, and local social activities including a card party and Senior Citizens Center events.
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Concord
N.H
UPI
Juanita Kashulines
Windham
New Hampshire
Loretta Webster
Robert Harrington
Julia Lominski
Senior Citizens Center
Frankie Wilcox
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Gus and
Gracie Wadsworth
West Arlington
Electric Energy Association of New York
Central Vermont
O’brien Potatoes
Wadsworth Family
Kate Nash
Bennington Briefs
Jean Stone
Bennington Loyal Order of Moose
Boston
National Weather Service
Dorset Danby Mountain
House of Walsh
Spring Street
Williamstown, Mass
Women's Department
Frankfurt
Mt. Anthony & Jr. High
Arlington
Eeity Recreation Center
Jai Alai
State Racing Commission
Andy Corey
Otto
Greenmont Center
West Road
Bennington Banner Telephone
Bennington Banner
Main St
Banner Publishing Corp
United Press International
New York Times
Matthews, Shannon & Cullen Inc
Victors
Women's Coats & Jackets