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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1970

Page

5

Conservationist criticizes ecology bill as cosmetic

John W. Stevens, executive director of the Conservation Society of Southern Vermont, urges urgent action to save Vermont’s land and waterways. He argues most legislation is superficial, warns the state could lose its natural resources in four to five years, and promotes local conservation chapters and school curriculum integration.

Vermont Bennington Garden Club John W. Stevens The Conservation Society of Southern Vermont Duncan A. Campbell Natural Resources Council Stevens Gov. Davis Campbell Harvey Scribner West River U.S. Army Corp of Engineers Bennington Shaftsbury Arlington Sandgate Selectman Breard H. Hawks Carpenter Hill Wilbur C. Rice Thomas Foster Charles Tilgner Juliette Shields Berkshire Garden Center William Morse Sunderland Bennington County Rice S. Whitney Dickey Convation Mmittee

Postal Laws Hamper Sales Of New York Lottery Tickets

New York State enacts instant millionaire tickets but federal mail laws block mail orders. Tax officials report thousands of dollars in lost potential sales as letters from dozens of countries and many states seek tickets by mail.

Albany N.Y UPI New York State Coollangatta Australia Kuala Lumpur Malaysia Port Moresby Papua New Guinea Norman F. Gallman California Gallman United States

State probes magazine salesmen in Chittenden County

The Consumer Protection Office in Vermont is examining complaints about door-to-door magazine salesmen in Chittenden County. Accusations include false representations that the operation is supported by former Gov. Philip Hoff. Hoff denied any connection while officials pursue possible prosecutions.

Burlington UPS Consumer Protection Chittenden County Philip H. Hoff William Gilbert Kansas City Gilbert S “Phi Hott New Dama U.S. Senate Hoff Chittend Patrik Leahy Ubs

VLA Directors Release Favorable Evaluation

The Vermont Legal Aid board failed to meet in Hyde Park due to no quorum but released a favorable evaluation. Director Richard Blum is praised as excellent. report urges better agency communications and more aggressive funding efforts. It also recommends increased referrals, broader representation, and updated caseload priorities for test cases.

Hyde Park UPI Vermont Legal Aid VLA Richard Blum Vermont Bar Association Office of Economic Opportunity Blum Social Welfare Department Immui

Hoff Accepts Meyer Debate Challenge

Former Gov. Philip H. Hoff accepts a debate challenge from rival William Meyer for the Democratic U S Senate nomination contest. Hoff asks Chittenden County to set up a candidates forum in Burlington inviting all candidates, with potential future debates by other county committees if successful.

Burlington UPI Philip H. Hoff U.S William Meyer West Rupert Hoff Fiore Bove Winston Prouty Meyer Bove Chittenden County Democratic Organization

Dollars for Scholars drives aids 40 Mt Anthony seniors

The 1969 70 Dollars for Scholars campaign raised 8000 for 29 Mt Anthony Union High School graduates and 11 post graduates. Top gifts came from Bennington Lions Club and Bennington Rotary Club. Awards based on need, drive aims to reach 10000 next year starting September.

Dollars Mt. Anthony Union High School Mt. Anthony George A. Sleeman Sleeman Bennington Lions Club Bennington Rotary Club Leon Martell Sandra Myers Nancy Rounds George Sleeman

Vermont sales tax nears record take with rebates planned

Vermont Tax Commissioner Lawrence Wright reports the sales tax has brought in 16.3 million dollars with under a week left in the fiscal year. The tax is projected to exceed 17 million, about double Gov. Davis’s initial estimate. About 700,000 will fund rebates to low income families, leaving a net gain of over 3 million. Earlier projections had set the intake at 16 million.

Planned Parenthood to Open Two Family Clinics in Vermont

Health Department announces two full scale family planning clinics will open in Barre on July 21 and in St. Johnsbury in August. David Wagner of Planned Parenthood says the agency will run the clinics with HEW and state grants totaling over $71,000. Clinics will offer family planning information and medical birth control advice.

Vermont union considers dues rise to fund expansion

Vermont State Employees Association members meet to decide on a dues increase from 30 to 50 cents weekly. Executive Director Garnet Harvey proposes nearly doubling the annual budget to over $103,000 and expanding staff and offices to meet growing needs of about 3,000 members.

Montpelier UPI Vermont State Employees Association VSEA Garnet Harvey Harvey

Vermont Governor to launch first nation family aid program

Vermont Gov. Davis arrives in Washington to establish a $2.2 million family assistance program. Elliot L. Richardson, HEW secretary, will set up $1.3 million for child day care centers while the remaining funds cover planning for the pending income supplement program.

Washington, D.C UPI Vermont Davis Washington Elliot L. Richardson Health Education and Welfare

Rutland man runs for Vermont secretary of state

Stuart H. St. Peter a 33 year old Rutland maintenance firm operator announced Thursday his candidacy for secretary of state in the Democratic primary challenging John Edmands of Springfield. The Interior Department announced a grant of nearly 95000 dollars to Vermont for continuation of the wildlife restoration program.

Rutland UPI Stuart H. St. Peter John Edmands Springfield Washington, D.C Interior Department Vermont

Rockefeller vows strict pollution cleanup drive in New York

Gov Rockefeller warned firms neglecting pollution that the new Department of Environmental Conservation will clean up the state. He said the department aims to end pollution, prevent future pollution, and manage water forests fish and game with intelligence and vision. In Troy Barsamian announced his bid for Albany County district attorney on the Republican ticket and said he would resign as HVCC police science chair a post held since 1961. In another Troy report J Albert Barsamian Troy attorney said the agency strike halted four of five Commission on Economic Opportunity centers in the county.

Albany Rockefeller Department of Environmental Conservation New York Department Troy Rensselaer County Albany County Barsamian Department of Police Science HVCC J. Albert Barsamian Commission On Economic Opportunity

Sprague Electric to expand into West Germany

Berkshire report says Sprague Electric Co. will establish a new Rhine region plant at Rheydt near Duesseldorf as part of Sprague World Trade Corp. operations. The facility will produce aluminum and tantalum capacitors for German markets, start production early 1971, and employ about 500 by 1975. In Pittsfield a 50 unit low income housing project got HUD approval and bids to begin before June 30. Dalton district plans five relocatable classrooms under a lease-purchase to ease overcrowding next September.

California Pennsylvania Missouri Tax Department Ohio New York State North Adams Sprague Electric Co West Germany Ernest L. Ward Sprague Rheydt Duesseldorf Sprague World Trade Corp Germany Pittsfield Benedict Road U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development New York U.S Silvio O. Conte Dalton Central Berkshire Regional School Committee

Sullivan named academic dean at North Adams State College

Dr. Arthur F. Sullivan former assistant vice president for academic affairs at St. Cloud State College was named Thursday as academic dean at North Adams State College confirming leadership change and continuing academic administration.

North Adams Arthur F. Sullivan St. Cloud, Minn State College North Adams State College

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