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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1967

Page

9

Vermont land use plan outlines state effort without high costs

A Burlington editorial argues for a Vermont state land use plan built from local expertise. It suggests seven to eight maps showing agriculture, forestry, water resources, and alternative uses. Proposed maps include agriculture layouts, commercial forests, potential reservoir sites, and canoe trails with regional cooperation across state agencies and districts.

Illinois New York Massachusetts Vermont Vermont Resources Research Center Soil Conservation Service State Department of Forests and Parks UVM Department of Forestry Soil Conservation Districts Water Resources Department Recreation Department Otter Creek Winooski River Ottauquechee River Soil and Water Conservation Districts Fish and Game

Speed up trains move Witteman urges Belvidere plan

Alderman John Witteman seeks to raise Belvidere Illinois train speed limit from 5 to 15 mph to ease traffic jams and protect children near tracks. A Vermont land use plan would use task forces from state agencies and interest groups to outline regional plans, showing forest recreation, state parks, and lake shore access, modeled after Wisconsin.

Belvidere, Ill UPI John Witteman Witteman Vermont Wisconsin

Nine Youth Corps Workers Train at Soldiers' Home

Nine youths aged 16 to 21 enrolled in the Neighborhood Youth Corps train at the Soldiers' Home. The program, under Title 1 B of the Economic Opportunity Act and run by the U S Department of Labor, offers work experience with $1.25 hourly pay for up to 30 hours weekly in nonprofit settings. Col Edward H Giles praised anticipated benefits for participants and training stations, with Bennington and Rutland offices handling recruitment and counseling to match interests and aptitudes.

Bennington Vermont Soldiers’ Home Vermont Ronald Brace Donald Dorman John Campbell Donald Morse John H. Phalen Rutland Estelle Brasse Dorothy LaFountain Patricia Bourn U.S. Department of Labor Vermont State Employment Service NYC Project Edward H. Giles Soldiers’ Home State Employment Service Gage St

Deadline Extended for Entries In the Mrs. Vermont Contest

Burlington announces extended deadline for Mrs. Vermont entries to March 22 with the state winner chosen from three finalists at an April 8 Dinner. Mrs. America Pageant finals run May 4–14 in San Diego. Eligible entrants must be a married woman 21 or older.

Burlington Vermont San Diego Calif Kiwanis Clubs South Burlington Essex Junction

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