Environment adviser to speak at New England press confab
Russell E. Train, Nixon's environment adviser, will deliver the main address at the New England Press Association awards dinner during the winter convention in Boston on Friday Jan 21 at the Sheraton-Boston Hotel. The event gathers 500 editors and publishers from 250 papers for awards across multiple categories and 14 panels with nearly 50 speakers from coast to coast. Train, first chair of the Council on Environmental Quality, has a long record in conservation including leading the African Wildlife Leadership Foundation and the Conservation Foundation. Governor Sargent will greet attendees and NEPA president Richard P. Lewis will preside.
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Boston
Nixon
Russell E. Train
New England Press Association
Sheraton-Boston
Train
New England
African Wildlife Leadership Foundation
The
Conservation Foundation
Gordon J.F. MacDonald
University of California
Robert Cahn
Christian Science Monitor
Francis W. Sargent
Massachusetts
NEPA
Richard P. Lewis
Franklin (N.H
Social Security Base Up for 1972 in Rutland
Rutland officials say Social Security deductions rise in 1972 while benefits grow. The employee rate remains 5.2 percent but applies to the first $9,000 earned, up from $7,800, with employers paying the same rate. Self employed contributors face 7.5 percent. Higher earners expect larger benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Robert E. Normandie
Social Security
Normandie
State hires oil executive for foreign trade liaison
Curtis Lamorey of Barre is named industrial representative for foreign trade at the Agency of Development and Community Affairs. With 20 years in foreign markets at Texaco, he will guide Vermont manufacturers on export opportunities. The program is backed by the New England Export Exchange Council and federal partners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Curtis Lamorey
Barre
Agency of Development and Community Affairs
David J. Kirker
Lamorey
Texaco Oil Co
Vermont
New England Export Exchange Council
International Center of New England
U.S. Department of Commerce
Vermont completes first New England water treatment course
The Vermont Health Department secured a 28000 dollar federal grant to teach water system operators the finer points of treatment and operation. The one year program began Sept 10 at the U S Army Reserve Center, with 19 operators in a 19 week course, to prepare for state certification by August 1972 and expand to southern Vermont.
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Burlington
Vermont
Vermont Health Department
New England
State Health Department
U.S. Army Reserve Center
Federal Building
Church and
Main Streets
Sargent
State Health Board
State Health Lab
Man
Manazir
Harold Sargent
Ken Stone
Health Department
Environmental Health
Sargent and Manazir
Ad director appointed for Eagle's four papers
Vincent W. Monteleone 51 of Pittsfield named advertising director for Eagle Publishing Co. Four daily papers The Berkshire Eagle The Bennington Banner The Brattleboro Reformer and Torrington Register will fall under his supervision. Mrs. Robert J. Harrington 35 becomes local display advertising manager for The Eagle, first woman in that post. she has aided Monteleone for years. Monteleone is a Pittsfield native and World War II Navy veteran with Iwo Jima Okinawa combat service.
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Pittsfield
Mass
Vincent W. Monteleone
Robert J. Harrington
The
Eagle Publishing Co
Donald B. Miller
Berkshire Eagle
Monteleone
Eagle
Harrington
Bennington Banner
Brattleboro Reformer
Vermont
Torrington Register
Connecticut
Pittsfield High School
Providence, R.I., College
Navy
Iwo Jima
Okinawa
Vermont Heart Association sets state goal of 141336
The Vermont Heart Association announces a state fundraising goal of 141336 to fight heart disease which kills over a million Americans annually and affects one in eight people. County targets are listed and February drives culminate Heart Sunday Week February 20 to 27 with volunteers collecting donations and distributing an educational pamphlet.
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Rutland
Vermont Heart Association
Eugene A. Meiler
Shelburne
Heart Fund
Vermont
Meiler
Cone named business manager at Pottstown Mercury
Martin J. Cone, son of Bennington residents, has been named business manager of The Pottstown Mercury. The move from controller duties will let him supervise business operations more actively. He has a long newspaper and business background including The Saratogian and General Cable Corp. He and wife Margaret live in Lower Pottsgrove with three children.
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Pottstown
Martin J. Cone
Raymond Cone
Bennington
Pottstown Mercury
Ellis Rietzel
Cone
St. Joseph Business College
U.S. Air Force
General Cable Corp
Williamstown
Mass
Saratogian
Saratoga Springs
Saratoga
New Castle
Del
New England
Margaret
Buchett Road
Lower Pottsgrove
Londonderry Lodge Bought for La Chandelle Venture
A local investor group affiliated with Trask and Waite Realtors bought Hearthstone Lodge Inc. on Route 100 between Londonderry and South Londonderry. The lodge and restaurant will operate as La Chandelle serving French cuisine. Two other buildings will become commercial and professional spaces with long range plans for a New England village of independent detached structures on the 15 acre tract.
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Londonderry
Hearthstone Lodge Inc
South Londonderry
Trask and Waite, Realtors Inc
General Cable elects Collins as director
Frederick A. Collins Jr. president and COO of General Cable and director at Sperry and Hutchinson Co. joins General Cable's board. He also serves on I.N.A. Life Insurance Co. of New York board, Harlem Savings Bank trustee, and is a member of the American Bar Association New York State Bar Association and the Association of the Bar City of New York.
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New York
Frederick A. Collins Jr
The
Sperry and Hutchinson Co
General Cable Corp
Collins
I.N.A. Life Insurance Co. of
Harlem Savings Bank of
American Bar Association
New York State Bar Association
Association of the Bar
City of New York
Central Vermont power output rises in week and year
The Rutland CVPS weekly electric output reached 41,627,600 kilowatt hours with St. Lawrence deliveries included, up 4,891,100 kWh or 13.31 percent from the prior year. Year to date output matches 41,627,600 kWh, marking a 16.23 percent year over year increase.
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Rutland
Central Vermont Public Service Corp
St. Lawrence
Bennington Property Transfers Recorded in Town Clerk Office
Bennington town records show transfers on December 23 to Peter R Donavan and Sally S Donavan of land on South Stream Road. December 29 transfers include John E Lyman Haviland and Mary Hall to Joseph H Hall and Mary I Hall of land on County Road, plus William Morse to Francis B Woodard for a lot on Butter Road in Holt Spring Development. Additional transfers on December 29 involve Woodard and Catherine Mack Smith to Joseph J Caracciola for land on Monument Avenue. December 30 entries show Carl Capella and Werner Gerspach to Aram Dicranian for a lot on Houghton Lane, then Dicranian to Laura Baldwin for the same lot, and Myra Elwell Van Nostrand to Bennington County Industrial Corp for about 10 acres on Route 7.
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Bennington
Peter F
Mary A. Donavan
Peter R
Sally S. Donavan
South Stream Road
John E
Mary Harwood
Lyman Haviland
Joseph H
Mary I. Hall
County Road
William H. Morse
Francis B. Woodard
Butter Road
Holt Spring
Francis B
Woodard
Harbour Road
Frederick W.D
Catherine Mack. Smith
Joseph J
Anna
Caracciola
Monument Avenue
Carl E. Capella
Werner Gerspach
Aram Dicranian
Houghton Lane
Laura B. Baldwin
Myra Elwell van Nostrand
Bennington County Industrial Corp
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N.E. Press Association
Confab
Council On Environmental Quality
Africa
Dartmouth College
Sorbonne
Paris
France
Columbia University
Texaco
Marine Sales
Europe
Coordier
Triple ‘‘S
Grand Union Empire
Esso
Winslow
J.H. Winslow
Qarveyng
Gerald E. Morrissey
Beech St
Bennington, Vt
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Harold E. Sargent
Theodore Manazir
Addison
Caledonia
Chittenden
Essex
Franklin
Grand Isle
Lamoille
Orange
Orleans
Washington
Windham
Windsor
M.J. Cone
Pennsylvania
Township
Philadelphia
Raymond
James
Kathleen
Pratt ST
Roofing & Sheet Metal CO
Londonderry Lodge
Ovis
Greenberg
Sourmtan
Veemourt
Ianoet
Ome & SU Ding Surry Comten
Ik. Greenberg
Sen
Grants Bradford
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