Blucher Seeks Emergency Land Development Reform
Vermont environmental officials hear a push to grant towns immediate subdivision regulatory power after master plans, citing land development as an emergency. Walter Blucher urges selectmen to regulate subdivisions once a transportation master plan is approved, as commission weighs legislative action.
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Vermont
Richard Snelling
Shelburne
Justin Brande
Middlebury
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Tural Resources Council
Brande
Deane C. Davis
Special Commission
Arthur Gibb
R-Weybridge
Walkin clinical centers extend care in New York city
Albany announced a new hospital code amendment authorizing "Walklinics" to operate in store fronts or similar sites to provide extended clinic services in crowded city neighborhoods. The plan aims to boost access and increase service volume without costly construction.
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Albany
Hollis S. Ingraham
Ingraham
Taconic High set to open despite some lockers incomplete
Pittsfield reports the Taconic High School project will open September 3 as scheduled by D Fortunato Inc despite some showers and lockers finishing by October. The mayor says the 1961 tax rate increase was avoided and the rate will rise to 49.50 dollars. Virginia Knauer urged consumer education and opposed import restrictions in Lenox, noting common complaints of shoddy goods and slow refunds. In North Adams a 30000 square foot McCann Vocational High addition will aid 250 more students, reaching 640 capacity. Adams owners proceed with condemnation steps over a 27-unit brick block on Columbia Street after health board orders repairs.
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Pittsfield
High School Commission
D. Fortunato, Inc
Taconic High
LENOX
Virginia H. Knauer
American Retail Federation
North Adams
McCann Vocational-Technical High School
McCann
ADAMS
AEF Realty Co
Williamstown
Th Company
Columbia Street
AEF
Arthur E. Ellison
Board of Health
Vermont Man Pleads Innocent in Tax Nonpayment Case
In Montpelier UPI reports, 52 year old Norton grocery owner and former postmaster Paul Molloy pleaded innocent in federal court to failing to file quarterly excise tax returns on diesel fuel for 1967 and 1968. bail set at 2500, case overseen by U.S. District Judge Bernard Leddy. The Internal Revenue Service Burlington office investigated. In Newfane, Bellows Falls Village officials were named in a $10,000 Windham County Court suit by former village policeman Alexander Tassanari of Unity New Hampshire alleging improper discharge and defaming statements by Village Police Chief Fred Gray. Tassanari served about six weeks earlier this year. defendants include village trustees and Town Manager Cecil Bissonette.
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Montpelier
UPI
Norton
Paul Molloy
U.S
Bernard Leddy
Molloy
Burlington
Internal Revenue Service
Newfane
Bellows Falls
Windham
Alexander Tassanari
Unity
N.H
Fred Gray
Gray
Cecil Bissonette
Bissonette
Tassanari
Vermont adjutants general meet for summer conference
Colchester Vermont and Montpelier report a two day summer conference of New England adjutants general at Marble Island Club Mallets Bay led by Maj General Reginald Cram. Highlights include a tour of Vermont Army National Guard range facilities at Underhill and a Vulcan gun demonstration by General Electric officials. The session ends Thursday. Vermont election law reforms would raise primary spending to 25000 and tighten disclosure and reporting requirements.
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API
New England
Marble Island Club
Mallets Bay
Reginald Cram
Vermont
Montpelier
Legislative Council
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