New Hampshire housewife urges renewables over nuclear power
Concord resident Jane Grant 63, president of the New Hampshire Audubon Society, told White House energy hearings to stress wind and solar research and cut nuclear development. She urged regional energy offices and a national campaign to educate the public on energy conservation, noting New England’s needs and current insulation and solar efforts.
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Dunbarton
Jane Grant
James Schlesinger
White House
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New Hampshire Audubon Society
Walloomsac workers join from multiple towns for sewing drive
Workers from Greenwich Petersburg and North Hoosick help at the Health Center sewing for a renewed johnnies project. An appeal is made for men’s shirts of all colors and sizes as community efforts aim to conserve energy and support those in need. Mary Ellen Hoag visited, and others called on the Hoags while several locals return from hospital.
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Greenwich
Petersburg
North Hoosick
Arlington Rescue Squad to Host Country Western Review
The Arlington Rescue Squad sponsors a fund raising Country Western Review on April 15 and 16 at the high school starting 7 30 p m. Admission is 150 for adults and 75 cents for students. The Arlington Chorale will perform the Faure Requiem Friday at 8 p m at Federated Church East Arlington. Proceeds go to the Martha Canfield Library children's room in memory of Mrs Margaret Whalen.
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Country Western Review
Arlington Chorale
Federated Church
East Arlington
Margaret Whalen
Martha Canfield
Pattison asks constituents on energy and postal service
Congressman Edward W. Pattison D New York sent a questionnaire to all residents of the 29th District seeking opinions on energy problems and the future of the U S Postal Service He offers four questions on each topic with multiple choice answers asking which energy conservation measures to support where to direct energy development funds how to finance new energy sources whether conservation should be voluntary or mandatory and whether the Postal Service should be public or private how to raise revenues preferred cutbacks in mail delivery and rating local post offices performance
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Edward W. Pattison
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U.S. Postal Service
Pattison
Congress
U.S
Measles Vaccine Up For Student Immunization Bid
Burr and Burton Seminary and Bennington Rutland staff met state education reps to discuss graduation basics. Health Services issued an information bulletin on measles vaccine and immunization. Vaccinations will be provided for unvaccinated students. a permission form is sent home for school action. Parents seeking more info should contact the school.
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Manchester Health Services
Marlboro lecture on oil spills by Erling Naess
Erling Naess will discuss oil pollution of the oceans in a Marlboro College lecture on Monday April 4 at 7 30 p m in the Performing Arts Center. The talk covers intentional and accidental spills with Naess drawing on his 30 years in international shipping and Bermuda coastal observations. The public is invited free of charge.
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Vermont wallboard plant gains conditional approval at Morrisville
Vermont Industrial Products Co won tentative consent from District Six Environmental Commission to build a 2 million dollar wallboard plant in Morrisville. Final approval awaits air pollution abatement equipment details not provided in hearings. The plant would use tailings from Vermont Asbestos Group’s Lowell mine nearby.
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Lowell
Caledonia Sheriff Potvin to lead St Johnsbury Police
Town Manager David Clark announced Caledonia County Sheriff Clement Potvin will become the full time chief of the St Johnsbury Police Department. He has served as acting chief and county sheriff since last July and takes the permanent post April 1. Potvin has 27 years in law enforcement and was a former Vermont State Sheriffs Association president. He spent 21 years as a state policeman.
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Caledonia County
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Vermont State Sheriffs Association
O'Connor urges settlement of Snelling Diamond dispute sans legislature
Montpelier Vermont House Speaker Timothy O'Connor says he hopes the row between Gov. Richard Snelling and Attorney General M Jerome Diamond can be settled without legislative action. He opposes the Senate study and a House bill reducing AG powers, urging mutual accommodation to end the matter.
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Vermont Colleges boss cites pay gaps across VSC system
Vermont State Colleges Chancellor David McGregor says lack of formal pay scales leaves faculty pay at about 80 percent of the national average and notes wide disparities in salaries among faculty and administrators across the four campuses. He says separate hiring and varied titles hinder standardization but the system is small enough to address issues without a universal pay schedule.
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Vermont State Colleges
David McGregor
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McGregor
Vermont towns fight Cavendish hydro project stalled
In Montpelier UPI reports a bill to bar cross town land grabs failed to advance amid Cavendish land condemnation delays. The Springfield Cavendish hydro plan faces an 18 month timeline, with prior one year moratorium attempts argued as discriminatory. In Williston UPI notes a fatal I 89 crash near South Barre claimed 18 year old Frank Corey, with passenger Christopher Bergeron treated and released.
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UPI
Frank Corey
South Barre
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Barre
Medical Center Hospital
Burlington
Albany lawmakers clash over using funds for marijuana pamphlet
A Schenectady Republican slams fellow lawmaker Richard Gottfried for using Assembly Codes Committee funds to publish a three color pamphlet urging support for a liberalized marijuana bill. The pamphlet, Wemple says, is a taxpayer insult. Also, Rev. Howard Hubbard is installed as Albany Diocese bishop at Siena College with 4,000 attendees, becoming the youngest U.S. bishop and first native to lead this diocese.
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Schenectady
Clark Wemple
Richard Gottfried
Manhattan
Assembly Codes Committee
Treasury
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Wemple
Howard J. Hubbard
Siena College
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United States
Pittsfield Plane Pilot Promises Return After Landing Mishap
In Pittsfield, Gene E. Hyatt, 32, reported a gear collapse during a two seat single engine plane landing, sending it into a snowbank. Hyatt, who bought the aircraft two weeks ago, said he would fly again Monday and have the plane repaired in weeks. In Sheffield Route 7 collision kills Sheffield Planning Board chairman A ten S. Dinan, 60, of Clayton Road, with Daniel Savin, 23, of Torrington Conn., as Dinan dies after hospital transfer.
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Daniel Savin
Torrintngton
Conn
Fairview Hospital
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Baystate Medical Center
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