Pittsford plans second sewage lagoon approved by board
Swanton officials won state board approval last month and Pittsford sought similar backing for a town lagoon. Frank Anderson and Dufresne-Henry Engineers outlined a plant and a waste stabilization pond feeding Otter Creek with chlorinated effluent. The board said no objection on health grounds. A separate Shelburne item reports Lynn Bottum apologizing to Vermont newsmen for pressuring Rep. Alden to resign as Vermont Young Republican Club president.
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Pittsford
Swanton
State Board of Health
Frank Anderson
Dufresne- Henry
Otter Creek
Board of Health
Rep. Alden
Young Republican Club
Reid Lefevre
Manchester
Poets Gather in Montpelier for Vermont Society Meeting
The Reverend Arthur Hewitt announces the Poetry Society of Vermont spring meeting at the Pavilion Hotel Montpelier on Saturday at 2 PM. A memorial for Mari Tomasi the charter member will precede a poetry workshop led by Patricia Belding Evelyn Persons and Grace Cook with Elmer L. Munger as workshop critic. Mollie Baldwin will guide a Vermont Historical Society tour and Paul Winer will read from his poetry and discuss Recognizing Poetry Technically and Practically.
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Norwich University
Mollie Baldwin
Montpelier
Vermont Historical Society
Vermont
Paul Winer
Cabot
Caverly Center Receives Unrestricted Grant Boost
Pittsford Caverly Child Health Center, serving physically handicapped children aged 2 to 14, gains a $5000 unrestricted grant from the Irene Heinz Given and John La Porte Given Foundation of New York. The donation, confirmed in a letter to administrator Theresa M. Bashaw, supports expansion of Caverly’s programs after thorough review and marks the foundation’s second grant to the center.
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Pittsford
Caverly Child Health Center
Irene Heinz Given
John la Porte
New York
Caverly
Theresa M. Bashaw
Given Foundation
Sarah Given Larson
Windsor Boy Scouts dinner to feature 1966 youth theme
The Ethan Allen Council BSA will hold its annual dinner Saturday at Mt. Ascutney Ski Lodge at 6 30 p m. Arol Charbonneau deputy scout executive Region One will speak on Break through for Youth in 1966. The Silver Beaver award will be presented with Order of the Arrow members in full Indian costume assisting. Special awards recognitions and surprises are included in the one and a half hour program.
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Windsor
Ethan Allen Council
Boy Scouts of America
Mt. Ascutney
Arol Charbonneau
Region One
Vermont
Massachusetts
Scouts of the Order of the Arrow
Rabid Fox Found On Hyde Park Farm In Lamoille County
Vermont health lab confirms fifth rabid animal in state a fox found dead in a Garfield Hyde Park barn tested positive no cattle present farm dogs were in the barn dead fox brought to lab by Fish and Game Warden Frank Lin Hooper of Johnson
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Burlington
Vermont
Vermont State Health Laboratory
Floyd Jones
Garfield
Hyde Park
Lamoille County
Fish and Game
Franklin Hooper
Johnson
Daley to Speak at Burlington Lottery Study Committee
UPI reports Lt. Gov. John Daley will address a Burlington meeting of the Lottery Study Committee on Sunday. Daley earlier backed studying a state lottery for revenue. Gov. Hoff called a lottery worth considering this month. Three committee members met New Hampshire sweepstakes officials in Concord last week.
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Burlington
UPI
John Daley
Daley
Philip H. Hoff
New Hampshire
Concord
Pittsfield Man Revived After 20 Minute Heart Arrest
J. Frederick Lummus of Pittsfield returned home after Berkshire County’s only documented revival from a 20 minute heart stoppage. His physician says the patient’s near total lack of breathing and pulse was reversed by hospital staff who had four minutes to begin resuscitation.
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Pittsfield
J. Frederick Lummus
Berkshire County
Bryant house to be moved back to historic site
GREAT BARRINGTON The William Cullen Bryant house on Main Street will be relocated to its original位置 on the former Berkshire Inn property. The house is among the area’s oldest and tied to town history including the Revolutionary era. Bryant first came to Great Barrington in 1816.
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Great Barrington
William Cullen Bryant
Main Street
Berkshire Inn
Berkshire Pom-Poms win Sheehan trophy in Holyoke parade
Pittsfield unit takes top honor as outstanding girls group in Holyoke St Patrick’s Day parade with 100,000 spectators. U S Senator Edward M Kennedy earns JFK Memorial award for Irish descent leadership. In North Adams, two injured after Route 7 crash. 45-year-old Edward Szymancwicz dies.
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Pittsfield
Berkshire
Mary Sheehan
Holyoke
U.S
Edward M. Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
North Adams
North Adams Hospital
New Ashford
Edward Symancowicz
Robert Nicols
Middlebury
Aiken shifts stance on Viet Nam after trip to Vietnam
Senator George D. Aiken, Vermont Republican and Senate veteran, has moved from loud opposition to President Johnson's Viet Nam policy toward cautious support that the fighting can be contained within current limits. He cites changes since a Viet Nam inspection tour, notes possible continued pressures on the administration, and foresees no expansion of the war if limits hold.
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George D. Aiken
Johnson
Aiken
Senate
UPI
Washington
Hawks
Doves
U.S
Viet Nam
George David Aiken
Vermont
Congress
Mike Mansfield
Owly
Asia
United States
China
Russia
Red
Hanoi
Saigon
Dean Rusk
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
State Department
Robert S. McNamara
South Viet Nam
Haiphong Harbor
Search resumes for missing Iowa executive in CAP plane
Civil Air Patrol planes resumed a dawn search for Melvin E. Seymour, 50, of Creston, Iowa, and his light single engine Cessna 182 missing on a flight from Burlington Vermont to Portland Maine. An all day air and ground search failed to locate any trace of Seymour or the aircraft.
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Lebanon
N.H
UPI
Civil Air Patrol
CAP
Iowa
Burlington
Portland
Maine
Melvin E. Seymour
Creston
Johnson Seeks Bold Water Policy Ideas to Congress
President Johnson sent Congress a report on water problems urging bold research and even Arctic iceberg towing to ease California shortages. He stressed tying science to a national ten year plan and asked committees to consider the findings from the Council for Science and Technology. Separately Seymour of Creston was reported missing after a Burlington Airport takeoff at 5 05 p m EST.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Congress
California
House
Senate
Seymour
Creston
Burlington
Bennington Banner contact and subscription details
The Bennington Banner lists telephone numbers for business news and advertising and provides newsroom contact. It notes daily publication except Sundays and legal holidays, address at 425 Main St Bennington VT 05201, and UPI affiliation for local news. Subscription rates are shown for Vermont radii and elsewhere in the U S.
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Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
The
Banner Publishing Corporation
United Press International
UPI
Vermont
U.S
Prouty Seeks Expanded Social Security with Puerto Rico
Senator Winston Prouty, Republican of Vermont, will introduce new Social Security legislation. The plan would extend benefits to persons over 70 and include Puerto Rico in the program, despite a conference committee’s earlier exclusion.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Winston Prouty
R-Vt
Puerto Rico
Prouty
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