Farm emergency aid announced for Bennington County farms
Bennington County flood damaged farms are eligible for Emergency Conservation Measures funding to repair damage. ASC chairman William Strohmaier said $100000 in emergency funds are available to Vermont for sharing costs of rehabilitation. Grants cover debris removal grading erosion control tree and fence restoration and drainage system repair. Applications due by Sept 30 at the ASCS county office in Bennington.
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Bennington County
William Strohmaier
Strohmaier
U8 Department of Agriculture
Vermont
ASC Committee
Secretary of Agriculture
USDA
ASC
Strahmaier
ASCS
Federal
Bennington
Legal draftsmen press model shield law for news sources
In Hyannis Massachusetts legal draftsmen debated a proposed uniform shield law to protect reporters from revealing sources or confidential information. The NCCUSL committee, led by Don Wade, returned the draft for revision amid divided views on absolute versus qualified privilege and potential courtroom disclosures.
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Hyannis
Mass
UPT
District of Columbia
Puerto Rico
Nccusl
Congress
Don W. Wade
Vanderbilt University Law School
Wade
Supreme Court
Peter F. Langrock
Middlebury, Vt
AEC board narrows Vernon hearings scope
The Atomic Energy Appeals Board limited Vernon Yankee plant hearings to fuel densification while keeping the plant running during the process. Environmentalists plan an appeal and seek reopening on four other safety and environmental issues. Vermont Yankee officials await the written order for comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Atomic Energy Committee Appeals Board
Vermont
Yasikee Nuclear Power Corp
Vernon
AEC
Safety and Licensing Board
New England Coalition
Anthony Treisman
Conservation
US Court of Appeals
Vermont Yankees
Roisman
Vermont Yankee
Lawrence Keyes
Weekend visitors and hospital notices from Hoosick area
Weekend activity includes Hoag and Barringer guests at Crooked Lake home, varied visitors from Mechanicville Waterford and New York City, and hospital updates. Mrs. Wolfrum moved to Putnam Memorial Hospital ICU after rescue, Jay Arnold Jr. recovers from bicycle injuries, and 4 H camp noted.
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Gordon Hoag
Roy Barringers
Crooked Lake
West Sand Lake
Jerry Fiacco
George Wolfrum
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Town of
Hoosick
Jay Arnold Jr
Vermont travel ads urged to revive lagging industry
Rutland Vermont hotel motel restaurant association calls on the state to provide emergency advertising funds to spur vacation travel. Association president Robert Harnish warns that Vermont is losing to neighboring states without targeted promotion. He cites a $250 million vacation industry generating $15 million in state taxes and says tourism demand requires active invitations.
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Rutland
UPL
Vermont Hotel, Motel, Restaurant Association
Robert Harnich
Vermont
Chamber of Commerce
Agency of Development and Community Affairs
Harnish
Green Mountains
Hoosick Falls Grange Holds Neighbor Night Aug 9
Hoosick Grange invites all members to a neighbor's night at Bennington Grange on August 9. The Beech Street Firehouse in Bennington hosts a program with piano solo by William Brown Jr, readings by Mrs. Wesley Hall and Mrs. Mable Hewitt, and a recreational number by Donald S. Hewitt Sr. Two movies are shown. Annual picnic set for August 25 at Shield's Pavilion on Hedges Lake with 1 p.m. dinner.
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Hoosick Grange
Bennington Grange
Beech St
Bennington
William Brown Jr
Wesley Hall
Mable Hewitt
Donald S. Hewitt Sr
Ralph Griswold
Carter Philpott
Arba Brenenstvhl
Shield’s
Hedges Lake
Ariden Olson
Antismog shutdown shows little effect in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles the first federal antismog shutdown plan had no discernible impact as winds dispersed the smog. About 25,000 federal workers took the day off while many agencies kept operations, and local officials criticized the plan. The expected heavy smog did not materialize, and traffic remained high despite the stage one order.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Nixon
Environmental Protection Agency
California
Social Security Administration
Internal Revenue Service
Post Office
Federal Courts
FBI
U.S. Marshal's Office
Drug Abuse ‘Task Force
Small Business Administration
Federal ‘Trade Commission
Equal Employment Commission
Department of Labor
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
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National Conference of Commissioners of Uniform State Laws
St Vali
Mie Fisher
Arlington
Walloomsac
Bertha Hoag
Mechanicville
Jay Price
Waterford
Forrest Groman
New York City
Guiden Brothers
Edward LaFortune Sr
Julie Ann
Melrose
Mrs. LaFortune
James Hoag
Mary Walsh
Joe
Hoosae School
Donald Herrington
Craig and
Dawn
North Bennington
Roscoe Austin
Harry Kelly
Leona Cerone
Albany
Alice Guiden and
Brothers
Jack O’brien
Thomas McShane
Crooklyn
James McNamara
John and
Carol Ann
Florida
Kevin O’malley
Gwen
Hridays
Main St
Earl’s
Shopwell
Mammoth Mart
New England
Hoosick Falls
Leo Albowicz
San Juan
Cerrado Beach
River ST. Bennington
Furn
Wed
Thurs
Cthristmas Cratts
Antismog
Ervice Discount N
North Forty Farm ‘Line
ES Safin
Dante A
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Dossier
Bennington, Vermont
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