Vermont Eyes Educational TV Network Reach
William J. Lewis of the University of Vermont says public support and funds are needed to launch an ETV network in Vermont within years. Federal bills may supply about 1 million for equipment and facilities with 500000 more for operations, plus local funding. Vermont seeks a transmitter at Mt Ascutney and may petition FCC to move Channel 26 from Hanover to Mt Ascutney or discontinue New London channel to avoid conflicts. The Ford Foundation study, two thirds complete, covers technical legal fiscal and administrative aspects and will guide state decisions.
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Economic Signals Question If U S Boom Still Gaining Steam
AP analysis surveys mixed January and February statistics on industrial output personal income and retail sales showing declines yet hints of strength in auto sales inventories and employment. Weather and unions may affect figures, keeping the recovery status unclear.
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North Kitsap School District Seeks Graveyard Correction
North Kitsap school directors hold a dozen graves found on school land dating from a 50 year old Vinland Lutheran Church cemetery project. A new survey shows part of the cemetery lay on district property, and County Commissioner Henry Brown says the church deserves the lost graves with a deed change planned.
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Saranac Lake senior earns honorable mention in Top Ten list
Miss Judy Ayers of Saranac Lake and formerly of Bennington receives honorable mention among the top ten honor students at Saranac Lake High School. She has attended SLHS for two of her required three years and plans to enter Albany Business College after graduation in June.
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Virginia to Build Nation's First 500000-Volt Transmission Grid
Virginia Electric and Power Company plans America's first 500000-volt transmission system. The line will run from VEPCO's West Virginia generating plant to Washington suburbs and the Staunton Waynesboro area in Virginia, replacing the largest commercial voltages now in use.
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Three Day Forecast For New England And Mass Rhode Island
The U S Weather Bureau forecast for Friday through Monday calls for near normal temperatures in Massachusetts and Rhode Island and 3 to 8 degrees above normal in northern New England with little day to day change. Precipitation totals range from four tenths to seven tenths of an inch in Massachusetts and Rhode Island, less than two tenths in northern Maine, and two tenths to half an inch elsewhere, with rain on Thursday and Thursday night, possible freezing rain in northern Maine, and snow or rain in Massachusetts and Rhode Island near period end.
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