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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1971

Page

5

Ruckelshaus Blasts Industries Over Pollution Cleanup Threats

EPA chief William D. Ruckelshaus criticized industries that threaten layoffs to resist pollution controls. He outlined plans for low interest Small Business Administration loans to fund abatement while maintaining production. He also discussed EPA options to clean up and finance a sludge bed in Lake Champlain, highlighting regional water pollution issues and federal takeover if states fail to act.

Ruckelshaus Federal Small Business Administration Environmental Protection Agency Lake Champlain International Paper Co Vermont New England Walter) Peterson New Hampshire

Vermont Senate moves to require snowmobile permits

Vermont Senator John T. Alden announced a bill to require snowmobilers to obtain permits before crossing private property. The Senate gave preliminary approval to amend the 1968 regulatory act, adding equipment requirements such as mufflers and other new provisions for snowmobile operation in Vermont.

Silent meditation bill passes New York Senate

Albany New York lawmakers approve a bill allowing silent meditation in public schools facing UPI coverage. Critics say it skirts the Supreme Court ban on school prayer. Senator Zaretksi defends, while Senator Smith counters. The measure awaits Governor Rockefeller action.

Albany, N.Y UPI New York Nelson A. Rockefeller U.S. Supreme Court Senate Assembly Supreme Court Joseph Zaretski

New England trade delegates meet March 31 in Springfield

Vermont NEC leaders Georges J. Gladding and Warren R. Healey will brief on the reverse investment trade mission to Europe, with twelve delegates from New England. Vermont’s George R. Pitman and David J. Kirker join the mission, visiting England Germany Switzerland Austria and France to promote New England business opportunities. Jack W. Jordan of Keene Regional Industrial Foundation also attends.

N.E. Europe Springfield Vermont New England Council For Economic Development New England Europe George J. Gladding Vermont Council Times- Argus Barre Warren R. Healey NEC England Germany Switzerland Austria France George R. Pitman Green Mountain Power Corp Montpelier David J. Kirker Vermont Agency of Development and Community Affairs Pitman Jack W. Jordan Keene Regional Industrial Foundation

Massachusetts Bans Viet Cong Flag Display In State

The Massachusetts House passed a bill outlawing public display of the Viet Cong flag by 168 votes to 52 and sent it to the Senate. Debates centered on constitutionality with representatives arguing for restrictions against a symbol of enemies, while supporters likened it to other displays of protest.

Massachusetts Boston UPI House Senate U.S David C. Ahearn D-Norwood Marie E. Howe Somerville Royal L. Bolling

Vermont Bar limits publicity on Legal Aid investigation

The Vermont Professional Conduct Committee restricted publicity about its investigation into charges against Vermont Legal Aid. After a Monday meeting in St. Albans, officials declined to comment. Gov. Davis warned that if proven, wives of VLA attorneys solicited business in Franklin County and urged possible withdrawal of state support. A House bid to strip funding was defeated two weeks earlier.

SST funding threat hits Simmonds precision plant

Simmonds Precision president C Van Zandt McQuide warned that canceling SST funding would cut immediate development by 500000 and endanger 125 jobs over a decade as the firm’s staff would bear the impact while it works on fuel quantity gauge systems for the SST. Senate action looms with Vermont senators Aiken and Prouty anticipated to oppose more funding.

Simmonds Senate Vermont George Aiken Winston Prouty

VA awards contracts for White River Junction hospital

The Veterans Administration in Washington announced the first phase contracts for a 5.3 million dollar White River Junction hospital. The 340 bed facility to replace the current hospital is to be completed by 1973 with second stage contracts set for April 6 and third phase on April 27, covering structural steel purchase.

Washington, D.C UPI Veterans Administration Veterans Hospital White River Junction

Senator Bedford Released From Central Vermont Hospital

Sen H Ward Bedford of Addison County has been discharged from Central Vermont Hospital in Berlin after a weeklong hospitalization for what doctors believe to be an ulcer He is expected to return to work soon signaling a quick recovery for the Republican lawmaker.

Vermont Arthur Gibb Addison County Gibb Chamber John J. O’brien Chittenden-Grand Isle O’brien Senate Senate Finance Committee Frederick J. Fayette Chittenden Grand Isle Montpelier H. Ward Bedford Central Vermont Berlin Bedford

Injured Green Berets moved from North Adams hospital

Two paratroopers from the Green Berets were transferred from North Adams Regional Hospital to Fort Devens on Tuesday after last Thursday s Harriman Airport invasion. Sgt. Michael Stern 33 of New York City suffers chest and internal injuries while Staff Sgt. William Graves 34 of Oklahoma City dislocated his ankle. Graves had made 403 jumps without injury.

North Adams Green Beret Harriman Airport North Adams Regional Hospital Fort Devens Michael Stern New York City William Graves Oklahoma City Graves

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