Open Pit Incinerator Promised For Garbage Disposal
A Vermont Forum excerpt reviews an open pit incinerator by DuPont designed to reduce trash to 10 percent of volume with no smoke or odor. Ajax Ontario spent 19,300 Canadian dollars for an 8 by 16 by 10 foot pit using firebricks and a large septic tank, burning two tons per hour with one operator. The system aims to serve multicommunity areas and urban centers, with prospects for New Hampshire and Vermont trials.
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Vermont Natural Resources Forum
Vermont Extension Service
Dupont Company
Dupont
Ajax
Ontario
North Country Resources Conservation and Development Steering Committee
New Hampshire
Vermont
Plans for 4 H Camp Downer at Sharon Camp
Sharon Camp Downer opens June 29 to August 15 offering swimming nature study canoeing arts and crafts and folk dancing for youths nine and up. Two special weeks Fine Arts Camp August 3 to 12 and Forestry and Conservation Camp August 10 to 15 run for ages 12 to 18 with ballet music painting drawing theatre arts forestry wildlife and outdoor living. Free brochure available by sending name address and ZIP to 4 H Office Morrill Hall University of Vermont Burlington VT 05401 or via local county Extension office.
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Sharon
Downer
Morrill Hall
University of Vermont, Burlington
Bank Robbery Suspects Arrested After Early Morning Heist
Fayetteville police arrested James Albert Howell 21 of Forestville Md and Wester D Riley 30 of Fayetteville after a bank robbery minutes earlier. The pair allegedly stopped at a service station to buy cigarettes before their capture, with investigators estimating the stolen amount at 2750 dollars.
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Fayetteville, N.C
UPI
James Albert Howell
Forestville
Wester D. Riley
Fayetteville
Basic Kits Needed To Start Aid Programs in Nicaragua
Vermont IFYE delegate Elizabeth Somers outlines funding paths for YDP in Ocotal Nicaragua. Proposals include animal project loans, garden nutrition programs, and Care kit donations with specific kit lists and CARE addressing. Leaders are needed to coordinate kit distribution and ensure proper use via local schools and teachers.
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Nicaragua
Vermont
IFYE
Ocotal
C.A
Elizabeth Somers
Franklin Irving
Donor Services
CARE
New York City
N.Y
Our Care
Managua
Area Holsteins career production totals announced
Lifetime milk and butterfat production figures for Holstein cows in the Brattleboro area were released by the Holstein Association of America. Individual cows exceed 100000 pounds of milk with several listings from North Bennington and Rutland farms, noting milk and butterfat totals across many days. Local breeders and owners include Double TT Farms and Cedardale Stock Farm, with long lists of cows reaching 50 ton production milestones.
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Brattleboro
Holstein - Friesian Association of America
Holstein Association
Double TT
Merritt S. Hewitt Jr
Double TT Farms
North Bennington
Randy - Mae Togus
Arla
Maple Lock
Susie Cyrus Cindy
Walloomsac
John G. McCullough
Hall Farm
Hoods Cherry Hill Hsn
Southmowing Farm
West Brattleboro
Cedardale Homestead
Sylva
Wilma
Cedardale Coral Sally
Orin A. Thomas & Sons Inc
Cedardale Stock Farm
Rutland
Iceberg, Moon Soil Prompt Soil, Water Conserving Urged
Conservation voice argues moon soil lacks atmosphere nitrogen and water for plant growth. Moon samples show no life yet can support growth in earthlike conditions with nutrients. Emphasizes conserving earth soil and water, noting 80 percent of fresh water sits in Antarctica for potential irrigation use.
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Flash Gordon
Outer Space
Agricultural Research Service
J.D. Mengies
Mengies
Moon
Menzies
U.S. Department of Interior
Army
Arctic
Antarctica
SongVies as Official Chicago City Tune
Civic groups in Chicago promote You Haven't Seen the U.S.A. until You've Seen Chicago as the official city song. Two versions available a stirring march for sports events and parades and a ballad-like arrangement.
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Chicago
UPI
Association of Commerce and Industry
The
Tourism Council
Convention Bureau
U.S.A
You Can't Cure a Cold Learn to Live With It
Burlington experts say there is no cure for the common cold. Colds are caused by many viruses and self limit in 5 to 8 days. Remedies offer only temporary relief. Eight prevention tips include balanced diet, sleep, activity, not in drafts, 45 percent humidity, avoid chills, proper dress, and limiting close contact with others who are ill.
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Burlington
Donna Evans
University of Vermont
Extension
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