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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1971

Page

5

Maine rejects Sears Island fuel desulfurization plant

Maine Environmental Improvement Commission denies Maine Clean Fuels proposal for a 200000 barrel per day desulfurization refinery on Sears Island Penobscot Bay. Opponents warn of oil spill risk. fishermen fear livelihoods. President David E. Scott expresses disappointment and notes broader demand for cleaner fuels in New England.

Augusta Maine UPI Maine Clean Fuels Inc Sears Island Penobscot Bay Environmental Improvement Commission EIC Maine Clean Fuels David E. Scott

Vermont lieutenant runs brokerage while in Army at Fort Ord

Lt. Steve Butler, 27, of Springfield Vermont, complains the Army offers little to do after attempting resignation. He spends 20 to 30 hours weekly running a Berkeley brokerage with ties to the Concerned Officers Movement, while supervising moves for a new base hospital. He says his duties are minimal, and argues second lieutenants today perform little work. The colonel declines comment on his resignation.

FT. Ord Calif UPI Steve Butler Springfield Concerned Officers Movement United States Vietnam Inspector General Butler Harvard University of California Berkeley Berkley Edward J. O’shaughnessy Army

Blind Vet May See Today From Rapid Cornea Delivery

A 66 year old donor cornea, rushed from Randolph to Boston, will undergo a Wednesday transplant at the Veterans Administration Hospital. Officials said the 24 hour window for cornea usefulness spurred a last minute flight from Vermont to Boston.

Boston UPI Boston Eye Bank Gifford Memorial Hospital Randolph Vermont Robert Brown Vermont State Police Montpelier Lebanon N.H Executive Airlines

New Hampshire Sets 45 MPH Minimum Highway Limit

The New Hampshire AAA praises a new law setting a 45 mph minimum on the state highway system, effective Sept. 16. Safety director William W. Thomas says slow vehicles cause unsafe following distances and impulsive actions leading to accidents.

Concord N.H

Vermont Officials Question Burlington Fire Training Burn

Vermont air pollution chief says Burlington burned an unused clubhouse at Cliffside to evade regulations and may face prosecution. State board and local officials weigh permits, variances, and intent as the building set for park development is destroyed.

Ashe Burlington State Health Board

Underhill man killed in Route 15 crash

Underhill resident Harley F. Blodgett, 38, died when his pickup collided with a car on Route 15. The crash occurred today and police are investigating the cause. Authorities released his name and noted the fatality as the sole person injured.

Underhill UPI Harley F. Blodgett Route 15

Albany drug center planned at VA Hospital next summer

Four upstate congressmen and VA deputy director Fred B. Rhodes met in Washington to back a drug center at the Albany Veterans Administration Hospital set for next summer, with talks suggesting possible earlier inclusion at the Albany facility.

Albany Albany Veterans Administration Hospital Fred B. Rhodes Veterans Administration Washington Samuel S. Stratton Amsterdan Carleton King Saratoga Springs Hamilton Fish Milbrook Alexander Pirnie Utica

Berkshire housing studies set to reshape Franklin County

From Greenfield to Lenox and Stockbridge, officials map housing needs and urban programs. Greenfield plans a full housing survey with Merclaf and Eddy at an Aug. 11 meeting to address low income and elderly housing pressures. North Adams moves to add 55 units to its eight story building financed by HUD. In Lenox a Tanglewood concert drew 5 000 attendees as police seized alcohol from minors and began drug arrests, with Stockbridge Chief Obanhein warning stricter enforcement.

Greenfield Franklin County Greenfield Housing Authority Merclaf and Eddy North Adams Leonard Huband North Adams Housing Authority Ashland Street Washington Avenue Federal Housing and Urban Development Department Lenox Tanglewood Stockbridge William J. Obanhein

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