Municipal Forest Provides Profits and Public Benefits
Municipal forests yield cash income, serve as watersheds for drinking water and power, and offer recreation. Vermont towns report over 43000 dollars from forests in recent years with broader value from water, wildlife, and community pride. Public Act 74 supports towns acquiring forests and ongoing advisory help from state and federal programs is available.
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Shedd
State Department of Forests and Parks
Vermont
Rutland City
Essex Junction Village
Hinesburg Town
Morrisville Village
Winhall
Brandon
Congress Urged Action on Free Trade with Europe
Undersecretary of State George W. Ball told the House Ways and Means Committee the United States must move quickly to broaden trade powers and push a trading partnership with the European Economic Community. He warned European protectionist pressure could close doors to U.S. goods.
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Washington
United States
George W. Ball
Congress
Ball
European Economic Community
House
Ways and Means
Europe
Atlantic City births reveal timeless boy names
At Atlantic City Hospital in 1961 the most common boy names were John, David, Michael, and James in that order, reflecting longstanding naming choices.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Atlantic City Hospital
John
David
Michael
James
President's Mother Shows Improvement After Operation
Mrs. Joseph P. Kennedy, 71, mother of the President, made satisfactory progress following a pelvic hernia operation at St. Elizabeth's Hospital. Dr. Roy J. Heffernan said she likely can leave in seven to eight days to convalesce in Palm Beach, Florida, where the President's father is also recovering from a stroke.
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Boston
Joseph P. Kennedy
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Kennedy
Great Britain
Roy J. Heffernan
Palm Beach
Fla
Personal Income Rises to Record $432.8 Billion
Washington AP reports a sharp rise in wages and salaries pushed personal income to an annual $432.8 billion, offset by a $1.5 billion January drop that unsettled economists about the pace of the recovery. About half of the payroll gain came from manufacturing as workweeks lengthened.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Mrs Rockefeller to Seek Divorce in Reno Court
Mrs. Rockefeller wife of Nelson A Rockefeller New York governor and possible presidential candidate is expected to ask for divorce in a Nevada court within days after completing six weeks residence. She arrived Feb 1 and stayed at a Sierra foothills guest ranch near Reno while plans were disclosed. No contest to the action is expected.
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Reno
Nev
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Nevada
Rockefeller
Mary Todhunter Clark
Philadelphia
Sierra Foothills
Historic New Hampshire council meeting at 1730s house
Gov Wesley Powell chaired the Executive Council in a 228 year old Colonial home at 276 North Main Street Concord now occupied by Mr and Mrs Edgar F Woodman. The event marked the site of the first council meeting in 1782 with Mesheck Weare noting the historic locale and a commemorative framed resolution was presented to the Woodmans.
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Concord
N.H
Wesley Powell
Edgar F. Woodman
Woodman
Timothy Walker
Powell
New Hampshire
Mesheck Weare
State House
Woodman House
North Main Street
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Donald Slayton
Air Force
San Diego
Calif
Cape Canaveral
Essex Junction
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U.S
Insurance
Steak House
Main St
Phone
Maine
Turkey
Mrs. Rockefeller
N.H. Council
Hampton Falls
Woodmans
Beverly
Javery
South
Bennington
Ernest H. Javery
Alan H. Page
Greenberg
Sander
Pouette
Ideaty Belders
Patel
Ee Rutten
Iutorr
H. Greenberg & Son
Main Street
Beshara
Wiel Cal
Chase & Sanborn
Park St
TIN
Jiffy
Peg
Pard
Maxwell
Corning
Lincoln
Beshara's
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