PCB study outlines New England environmental action
The EPA regional office in Boston announced a comprehensive program to collect data on PCBs in New England air water and soil and to reduce health risks. The effort includes sampling fish water and sediment surveying industries reviewing clean up permits landfill and drinking water monitoring and air monitoring at incinerators. Results show PCBs in Housatonic River sediment and fish with downstream levels well above FDA limits prompting major monitoring and possible permit changes. The agency aims to report results by spring or summer 1976 and to curb discharges through case by case permit modifications.
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New England
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Pittsfield
Mass
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General Electric
Needham Laboratory
Woods Pond
Newburyport
Hudson River
Chesapeake Bay
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McGlennon
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Medallion tax dispute heads for courtroom
The Vermont Bicentennial Commission faces a $39,000 sales tax bill for official medallions, with the Tax Department insisting tax is due. The commission plans an appeal to Tax Commissioner Robert Lathrop and possibly the courts, arguing agency exemption. Legislation exempting the medallions is pending but not yet acted on.
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Peck
Bicentennial Commission
Stratton West Convention Center draws new room total
Bennington Briefs note the Stratton West Convention Center will have 350 rooms, correcting a 250 room figure from Monday's Banner. Plus notices: Bennington Fire Department asks all members to meet at Mahar and Son Funeral Home tonight at 7 in full uniform to pay respects to Dexter Shultz's family. Nor thside Drive Harwood Hill Businessmen's postponed to Jan 21 at Black Friar Tavern, 12 noon. League of Women Voters meets Jan 15 at Marion Smith's home to discuss finances with Barbara Geer and Alma Pleasanton. Moose Lodge 1233 roast pork supper Jan 17 7 to 8:30 with Jim Moon Band 9 to 12. $2.75.
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Mahar and Son Funeral Home
Dexter Shultz
Northside Drive
Harwood Hill
Bennington Moose Lodge
Bryan Oakes
Jim Moon
Tilton Catholic couple announce Burlington engagement
In Tilton New Hampshire Mr and Mrs Paul B Marcoux Sr announce the engagement of their daughter Brenda Marcoux to Craig D Cherbonneau son of Mr and Mrs Donald A Cherbonneau Both are 1975 Champlain College graduates The bride to be is a medical secretary and the fiancé is assistant manager at the Essex Junction Tower Restaurant An August 14 wedding is planned
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Tilton, N.H
Paul B. Marcoux Sr
Tilton Have
Brenda Marcoux
South Union St
Burlington
Craig D. Cherbonneau
North St
Donald A. Cherbonneau
North Bennington
Thomas B. Kleh
M.D
Essex Junction Tower
Malpractice Headache Persists in Vermont Hospitals
The Vermont malpractice debate pressures doctors to document patient care and face costly insurance. In the Small versus Gifford Memorial Hospital case the state Supreme Court ordered full information disclosure to patients. Anesthesiologist Roland W. Smith of Bennington warns of rising premiums from 660 to 7500 dollars annually and contemplates dropping coverage despite hospital policy uncertainties. The piece notes broader consequences and upcoming discussion of Vermont’s proposed alternatives.
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Vermont
Sanford
Genevieve Small
Gifford Memorial Hospital
Randolph
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Bennington
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Bennington Banner Subscription Rates and Contact Information
The Bennington Banner lists daily publication details and contact. It provides mailing and delivery options, pricing for 3 and 6 month subscriptions within a 10 mile radius and across Vermont, and notes agency and service affiliations. Rural delivery and rate structures are outlined for readers.
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Main St
Bennington
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Banner Publishing Corp
United Press International
New York Times News Service
Matthews, Shannon & Cullen, Inc
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Prenatal care shortfalls linked to low birthweight
Government statistics from 1973 birth certificates across 42 states show 28 percent of pregnant women began care after three months or received none. Among those with no prenatal care, 21 percent had low birthweight babies, while early care reduced such risk.
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White Plains
N.Y
Maternal Newborn Advocate
National Foundation
March of Dimes
National Center For Health Statistics
NCHS
District of Columbia
How Much Profit Real Estate Taxes Apply
When selling a home for a profit Uncle Sam may tax the gain unless you buy another home of greater cost. You can minimize tax by adding buying costs such as title search title insurance lawyer fees and recording charges to the original cost and deducting selling costs. Capital improvements add to cost basis while selling costs reduce proceeds. Mrs. Hoisington is principal broker of Hoisington Realty and holds multiple realty positions.
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