State Gets $25 000 More for Pollution Control
The EPA awards Vermont's Agency of Environmental Conservation a 25 000 grant increase for its water pollution control program. Regional administrator John A S McGlennon says funds support studies planning surveillance and enforcement plus advice to local agencies and public information. The EPA previously granted 110 600 for the program.
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Boston
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Vermont Agency — of Environmental Conservation
John A. S. McGlennon
EPA
Vermont
Agency of Environmental Conservation
High court reaffirms Burlington zoning case
The Vermont Supreme Court unanimously upheld the Chittenden County Court ruling that the Presault development in Burlington North End complies with city zoning. The decision, the third high court review in five years, leaves the dispute alive as Burlington plans to appeal renewal of building permits.
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Montpelier
UPI
Vermont
Chittenden
Burlington
F. Ray Keyser
Ming
High Court
Preseault
Banks raise savings rates after federal ceiling hike
Bennington area banks move to higher savings and deposit rates following federal regulatory changes. Catamount National Bank led with jumps from 4% to 5% on regular savings, with higher yields on passbook and term certificates retroactive to July 4. Vermont National, County National, First Vermont Bank, Factory Point, and Bennington Co Operative Savings & Loan begin or announce increases, with dates ranging from July 1 to July 16, and plans subject to board decisions.
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Bennington
Catamount National Bank
North Bennington
Washington
Catamount
Jack Hunter
Vermont National Bank
County National Bank of Bennington
Kenneth E. Clayton
Chittenden National
Bank
Burlington
Fred Yeadon
First Vermont Bank & Trust
Manchester
Homer B. Ellis
Factory Point National Bank
North Shire Bank
Passhook
Bennington Co-Operative Savings & Loan Association
Clement Walker
Federal Home Loan Bank
Ion
Summer art show features LeBeau Norman Rockwell collection
A special Norman Rockwell exhibit will be at the United Methodist Church Sixth Annual Art Show and Sale from Aug. 15 to 21. Gerald LeBeau shows reproductions and originals plus calendars, posters, cards, books and other works. Artists from New York, Massachusetts, and Vermont participate. ceramics and antiques will also be displayed and sold. Contact Ruth Boudakian at 197 Dewey St. Bennington or call 442-6860.
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Norman Rockwell
United Methodist Church
Gerald LeBeau
Barnard Danenberg
New York
LeBeau
New
York
Massachusetts
Vermont
Ruth Boudakian
Dewey St
Bennington
Reservoirs Return to Normal Levels After Floods
Federal flood storage reservoirs in Vermont and New Hampshire are nearing normal levels by week’s end, according to Col John H Mason head of the New England division of the Army Corps of Engineers. Franklin Falls reservoir and North Springfield Vermont have fallen below 50 percent capacity as control measures continue until full normal levels are restored.
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Waltham, Mass
UPI
Vermont
New Hampshire
New England
Army Corps of Engineers
John H. Mason
Franklin Falls
Merrimack River
Franklin
N.A
Springfield
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Mason
Funeral for Homer E. Mac Jarrett Held at Bennington
The funeral for World War I veteran Homer E. Mac Jarrett was held Tuesday at Mahar and Son Funeral Home Bennington with Rev Kenneth Costin officiating. Burial followed at Hinsdillville Cemetery where committal prayers were offered and American Legion members presented the flag to his son Vail. Mac Jarrett died Sunday evening at the Veterans Administration Hospital White River Junction. Washington UPI The Senate confirmed the renomination of George W F Cook of Rutland as U S attorney for Vermont. cookware
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Homer E. Mac Jarrett
Mahar and Son Funeral Home
Bennington
Kenneth Costin
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Hinsdillville Cemetery
Costin
American Legion
MacJarrett
Vail
Washington
UPI
Senate
George W. F. Cook
Rutland
U.S
Vermont
Cook
Vermont Senate
Rescue Squad Monthly Report for Bennington June
The Bennington Rescue Squad reports June activity: 105 calls up from 90 last year, 55 emergencies including 10 auto crashes and 3 standbys for events. 97 transported to facilities across Putnam Memorial Hospital Albany Medical Center Albany VA Hospital, 220 travel hours covering 1,525 miles. Donations totaled 1128 and expenses were 3678 with 4455 insurance. Plans include Bennington Battle Day parade and a new ambulance purchase at 7900 net after trade. Two members celebrated anniversaries. seven new EMTs completed training at Putnam Memorial Hospital.
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Albany Medical Center
Albany VA Hospital
Bennington
Raymond Dewey
Frank Pilling
Steven Brockman
Thomas Crowe
James Gulley
Michael Martin
Harvard University
Bennington Rescue Squad
Putnam Memorial Hospital
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Main ST. Benning
Rockwell
Veterans Administration Hospital
White River Junction
Space Age New York
Francis Winegert
Cargill- Nutrena Research Farm
Ena
Jpis
Savings & Loan Association
Sirtet Pningtoc
Dial
By Atta
Daiden- Manag Offemoura Mon-Fries
Balihs
Teath
Chy
Higgins House Grocery
Joe and
Dott King
Woodford
Economy Auto Stores Inc
Main ST
Wickes Lumber
Lawn
ALL News O
America
MTT Es
Etsy Lumber
North ST. Bennington
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