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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1972

Page

5

Fee system as anti-pollution device may serve as political battleground

Vermont Attorney General argues that the Davis administration plan to exempt towns from the 1970 Water Pollution Control Act fee provisions redirects the law. The pay as you pollute act is recast as pay as you clean up and was championed by AG James Jeffords and aide John Hansen. The system centers on discharge and temporary permits with fees tied to pollution impact and cleanup deadlines, risking heavy penalties if ignored.

Montpelier UPI Attorney General Davis James Jeffords John Hansen Deane C. Davis Vermont Woodstock Lyndon Martin Johnson Administration Johnson Jeffords and Hansen Jeffords

Marines Prepare for Maine Amphibious Exercise Amid Court Challenges

U S warships carry 15 000 troops toward Reid State Park for Operation Snowy Beach a 10 day winter drill with simulated landing by 900 Marines off Georgetown Maine environmental groups seek court orders to halt the exercise citing potential park damage while Navy officials vow to adhere to cleanup promises and legal actions continue in Portland and Bath courts.

Georgetown Maine UPI U.S Newport R.I Norfolk Va Charlestown S.C Mayport Fla Reid State Park Franklin D. Roosevelt U.S. District Court Portland Environmental Defense Fund Citizens For Defense Melvin Laird Navy John Chafee Robert E. Cushman, Jr Sagadahoc District Court Bath Maine Park Commission Vietnam Veterans Against the War VVAW Kenneth M. Curtis

UVM finanical chief halts sabbatical amid speculation

Burlington reports that Melvin A. Dyson vice president for financial affairs at the University of Vermont withdrew a plan for a six month sabbatical after officials denied the claims of a feud with top administrators. Governor Davis opposes a bill mandating education for handicapped children. Windsor prison hostage case ends in acquittal for Philip Creaser. Mallary takes oath early as representative thanks to new canvassing law. Foster parents plan statewide Montpelier group to improve child welfare and education opportunities.

Andrews Board of Trustees Dyson Burlington UPI Davis Senate Education Committee Mallary Montpelier Richard W. Mallary U.S. Representative U.S. Senate House Mallory Washington

Fire destroys Colchester trailer. Wallace family left homeless

A Colchester family, Mr and Mrs David Wallace and their two infant children, were left homeless after an early Sunday trailer fire of undetermined origin. The couple and children were uninjured in the incident. In Sherburne Vermont Mrs Evelyn Power of Sherburne Elementary School is named teacher of the year and is the state's nominee for the 1972 national teacher of the year.

Colchester UPI David Wallace Sherburne Evelyn Power Vermont

Three die in Troy weekend crashes in New York

In the greater Troy area Louise F. Curry, 58, William J. Freeman, 17, and Jeanette Binetti, 41, died in crashes. Curry, a police family member, Freeman, a Marine on leave, plus six others injured. a suspect was charged with leaving the scene. Binetti, mother of seven, was struck by a car in West Glens Falls. Police held Charles Baker, 35, of West Glens Falls in $5,000 bail.

Troy Louise F. Curry Wendy's Path Loudonville William J. Freeman River St Mechanicville Jeanette Binetti Knight St Glens Falls Curry New York State Freeman Dunsback Ferry Road Binetti Main Street West Glens Falls Charles Baker Ohio Ave

Berkshire air study calls Pittsfield center of emissions

A League of Women Voters report ranks Pittsfield as the Berkshire district’s emission hotspot while noting overall Berkshire air remains relatively clean. The evaluation contrasts Pittsfield’s poor rating with the region’s generally good air quality compared with the rest of the state.

Pittsfield Berkshire League of Women Voters Berkshire County Berkshires

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