New England plans study water resources for 21st century
Federal and state agencies advance toward a regional water resources plan. The North Atlantic Regional Water Resources study coordinates 13 states and DC, led by the Corps of Engineers with NERBC involvement. It targets 1980 2000 and 2020 with no action recommendations, offering a data basis for future detailed plans and public discussion.
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New England
Boston
North Atlantic
Corps of Engineers
New England River Basins Commission
NERBC
States
District of Columbia
Frank Gregg
NAR
NEREC
Departments of Agriculture, Commerce, Health, Education and Welfare
Housing and Urban Development, Interior
Federal Power Commission
Gregg
Allen Expected To Run For Sergeant at Arms
Montpelier Vermont Allen J D Allen of Bennington a former representative in District 31 is expected to be a candidate for the 150 a week post of sergeant at arms in the Vermont Legislature when the two houses meet Feb 28 for the biennial election. He will oppose incumbent Reide B Payne the only Democrat to serve in the job Also expected to run are former Republican representative Thomas Chadwick of Chester and likely Richard Titus of Montpelier supervisor of historic sites Also to be chosen Feb 28 are three members of the Legislature to be elected trustees of the University of Vermont Incumbents whose terms run out this year include Sen Ellery Prady R Mendon Sen Sanborn Partridge R Proctor and former Sen Allen B Angney R Arlington Also expected to be renamed are the five Supreme Court justices including Chief Justice James S Holden of North Bennington and associate justices Percy L Shangraw of St Albans Albert W Barney Jr of St Johnsbury Milford K Smith of Rutland and F Ray Keyser Sr of Chelsea All have filed for re election Superior Court judges whose terms expire Feb 28 are Robert W Larrow of Burlington the only Democrat among the superior court judges and Franklin S Billings of Woodstock former speaker in the Vermont House Five district judges whose terms expire Feb 28 and who have filed for re election include John P Morrissey of the Bennington circuit Hilton Dier Addison Carl S Gregg Franklin Lewis E Springer Caledonia and Samuel H Rothman Orange
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Montpelier
David J. Allen
Bennington
Vermont
Allen
Reide B. Payne
University of Vermont
Ellery Prady
Mendon
Sanborn Partridge
Proctor
Allen B. Angney
Arlington
Supreme Court
James S. Holden
North Bennington
Percy L. Shangraw
St. Albans
Albert W. Barney Jr
St. Johnsbury
Milford K. Smith
Rutland
F. Ray Keyser Sr
Chelsea
Superior Court
Robert W. Larrow
Burlington
Franklin S. Billings
Woodstock
Vermont House
John P. Morrissey
Bennington Circuit
Hilton Dier
Addison
Carl S. Gregg
Franklin
Lewis E. Springer
Caledonia
Samuel H. Rothman
Orange
Surprise Baby Shower for Mrs. James Harrington
About 30 friends and relatives attended a surprise baby shower for Mrs. James Harrington formerly Sandra Sawyer. Hostesses were Mrs. Albert Sawyer her mother Mrs. Nancy Farnum and Mrs Doroth harauae sisters of the honoree. A buffet luncheon followed a stork shower cake. Guests came from Rutland Concord NH Williamstown Mass and nearby areas.
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James Harrington
Sandra Sawyer
Albert Sawyer
Nancy Farnum
Doroth Harauae
Harrington
Rutland
Concord
N.H
Williamstown
Mass
W-2 Deadline Set for Burlington Employers
The Jan 31 deadline applies to employers to issue W 2 forms for 1968 earnings and tax data. Fulton D Fields Vermont IRS district director urged accurate reporting and notes forms must accompany tax returns. Workers with multiple jobs should ensure all W 2 forms are received when filing.
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Burlington
Fulton D. Fields
Internal Revenue For
Vermont
Alameda bank adopts single line for service
Alameda First National Bank introduces a one line system to serve customers in order of arrival. President Russell Spillman notes waiting cannot be erased but guarantees patrons won’t end up in the wrong line.
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Alameda
Calif
UPI
Alameda First National Bank
Russell Spillman
Vermont to Farm Out License Plate Production
Windsor State Prison will farm out Vermont license plate production to New Hampshire's Concord facility due to structural weaknesses in the Windsor arts and crafts shop. About 20,000 plates for 1969 70 must be pressed, with Vermont supplying blank metal and dies to cut costs. Inter state cooperation is cited as the key.
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Windsor
UPI
Robert Smith
Vermont
New Hampshire
Concord
Department of Corrections
State
Smith
Blood drive reaches 954 pints in Burlington drawing week
Burlington Red Cross reports 954 pints donated by Vermont and New Hampshire residents over 10 blood drawings. Of these, 809 pints were distributed during the week, with 701 sent to 62 hospitals. Concord New Hampshire led with 206 pints, while Manchester 123, Nashua 114, Morrisville 108, and Littleton 107 exceeded the 100 pint goal.
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Burlington
UPI
Vermont
New Hampshire
Red Cross Blood Center
Concord
N.H
Manchester
Nashua
Morrisville
Littleton
GIs Thank Red Cross for Ditty Bags in Vietnam
Bennington Red Cross sent 325 ditty bags valued around 1500 dollars to servicemen in Vietnam. Letters of appreciation from Cam Rahn Bay express deep thanks, praising home ties and humor amid duty. Excerpts from Sp 5 Walthrude Pierce files share sentiments from Seibert Lowery De Varney Kudlicka and others.
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Bennington
American Red Cross
Vietnam
Cam Rahn Bay
Walthrude Pierce
New England
Connecticut
New
W. R. Seibert
Ronald E. Lowery
Thomas E. de Varney
Winooski
Robert P. Kudlicka
Heart Fund Excursion Marks Start of 1969 Efforts
Rutland Vermont Heart Association announces a special Heart Train Excursion to launch the 1969 Heart Fund. Vermont Railway and Rail Associates cooperate with state heart group. the train runs Burlington to Rutland and back February 1, with officers, volunteers, media and guests aboard. The event promotes heart health and CPR training, led by state heart ambassador Jiyl Tuomisto and program participants.
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Rutland
Heart Fund
Vermont
William B. Franke
Vermont Heart Association
Jay Wulfson
Vermont Railway
Rail Associates
Burlington
Heart Association
Jiyl Tuomisto
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United Press International
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Kane, Inc
Red Cross
Margaret D. Clark
Cleveland
Ohio
Florida
Heart Fund Excursion
Hales Corners
Wis
Milwaukee
Donald Rosenbauer
Vermont Bank and Trust
Compar
Nichols
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