Planning Commission Presents Guidelines to Control Development
Bennington County towns hear planning principles from Technical Planning Associates to curb subdivisions. Moore says region-wide plan ready within three weeks to require developers to present plans to local officials before projects proceed. Winhall joins Windham Region. Readsboro remains outside.
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Planning Commission
Arlington
Lawrence Moore
Technical Planning Associates
Bennington Regional Planning Commission
Moore
Bennington County
Sion
Bennington
Vermont officials halt IPC land work over Stratton-Winhall review
Davis administration orders a stop to site prep on International Paper land in southern Vermont until American Central Co.'s Stratton Winhall plan is reviewed. IPC President Hinman says the firm will hire a national planner, while Gov. Davis signals readiness to push for higher quality development and potential further actions on regional standards. The memo outlines a regional plan focusing on growth control, road and utility approvals, and preservation of natural characteristics in Bennington County.
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John M. Stevens
The
Conservation Society of Southern Vermont
Winhall
Windham Group
Stratton
American Central Corp
International Paper Company
American Central
Stratton, Winhall
Hinman
Southern Vermont
International Paper, Moulton
IPC
Moulton
Stratton- Winhall
Moore
Local Planning Board
Valley
Bennington County
U.S. 7
Armstrong Keeps Lunar Mission On Track For Moon Landing
Apollo 11 astronauts Armstrong Aldrin and Collins prep the lunar module Eagle on a debris-free check before Sunday’s moon landing. Russia’s Luna 15 will not interfere, TV footage shows docking and transfer from Columbia to Eagle, with Earth visible 204000 miles away. Splashdown set for July 24 and a detailed Saturday timeline outlines wake, engine burns, and orbit changes.
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Armstrong
Michael Collins
Earth
Aldrin
Columbia
Eagle
Mike
Collins
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Lunar
Moon
Moon Orbit
Senate ends second ABM session as vote looms
The Senate halted a second closed meeting on the Safeguard ABM amid debate over strategic arms secrets. Senator Symington withdrew his request for the session, while Mansfield signaled a possible vote by month’s end as proponents press to advance the defense bill and tax legislation.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Stuart Symington
D.o
Mike Mansfield
Symington
Russia
Clifford P. Hansen
R-Wyo
U.S
United States
Frank E. Moss
Utah
Sen
Alan Cranston
Dcalif
Kremlin
Administration Attacks Campus Riot Bill Standoff Deepens
Washington administration attacks an anticampus riot bill backed by key House Republicans and urges GOP leaders to oppose cuts of federal aid to colleges. Sen. McClellan proposes a federal campus riot crime. Thurmond has a similar bill. Finch and Mitchell urge defeating cut-off measures. Rep. Quie counters that Congress won’t be swayed by the admin plea.
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Washington
API
House
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
UPI
Senate Investigations Committee
Sen
Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
Robert H. Finch
Health, Education and Welfare
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Ford
House Education Committee
Finch-Mitchell
Albert H. Quie
R-Minn
Congress
Cooler Showers Possible Tomorrow With Warmer Weekend
Forecast calls for possible thundershowers tomorrow with highs in the high 70s to low 80s. Sunday brings variable clouds and cooler temperatures with decreased humidity.
Health Dept Objects To Junk Car Burning Halted By Health Dept Objection
The Vermont Health Department objects to the burning of junk cars by the Highway Department. Commissioner John Gray says officials ordered cessation, citing the 1968 Air Pollution Control Act. He notes burning is used before crushing for resale, costlier disposal without burning, and no compromise achieved with Gov. Davis and Dr. Friedman.
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Health Dept
John Gray
Gray
Deane C. Davis
Edward Friedman
Dee
Nixon Urges Expanded Family Planning in Five Years
President Nixon urged Congress to expand birth control and family planning programs within five years to cope with a population surge by 2000. He asked for a commission on population growth and American futures to study trends and coordinate federal state and local actions, stressing that services should not infringe religious beliefs or personal freedoms.
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Washington
UPD
Nixon
Congress
U. S
U.S
Space Flight Might End Overpopulation
Senator George Aiken proposed using space settlement to ease Earth’s population pressure during Foreign Relations Committee hearings on a $2.6 billion foreign aid bill. Former Senator Ernest Gruening countered that nearby worlds are uninviting and the distance to any neighboring solar system is vast, calling for at least $100 million for population control programs instead.
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Washington
UPI
Earth
George Aiken
Rvt
Ernest Gruening
Alaska
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Gruening
Aiken
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Molly Stark
David Scribner
Searsburg
Readsboro
Windham Regional Planning Commission
Elbert G. Moulton
Edward Hinman
New York
Corporation
Special Environmental Control Commission
Arthur Gibb
Pacific
Apollo
Day
Pacific Ocean
Lunar Lander
Everett M. Dirksen
R-Ill
Gerald R. Ford
R-Mich
Vermont
Park Lawn Cemetery
Pfe
Gerald S&s. Colvin
Vietnam
632Nd Quartermaster Co
Fort Davis
Gerald Colvin
Pfc. Shedd
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