Shopping center plan wins state sewer tie in Bennington
A 24 acre shopping center plan in Bennington near Route 7 Kocher Drive wins approval from the Department of Water Resources to connect to the town sewer. The project includes two department stores two retail operations and a food store with 880 parking spaces and substantial floodplain considerations. Estimates place total costs between 3 and 7 million dollars with development by Omega Properties and Langan Engineering.
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Bennington
Kocher Drive
Furnace Brook
Roaring Branch
Department of Water Resources
Alan Morrison
Bennington Ford Dealership
Stuart Hurd
First Vermont Bank and Trust Co
William Hoisington
Ted Gladstone
Scarsdale
N.Y
Mammoth Mart Plaza
Omega Properties
New York City
Langan Engineering Associates Inc
Clifton
N.J
Hurd
Water Resource Department
Zoning Board of Adjustment
Kathleen Hoisington
Planning Commission
Bijur
Bennington College Plans Summer Workshops on Budget
Bennington College unveils seven summer workshops designed to sustain operations and avoid deficits. Led by Special Projects Director Christine Graham, programs run July 5 to August 13 or July 5-31, feature well known artists, and offer full credit. Tuition ranges from 640 to 900 dollars with meals and residence included, and the college targets about 70 thousand dollars in income from a seven to eight student per teacher ratio. Distinguished writers John Gardner Nicholas Delbanco John Cheever Bernard Malamud Frederick Busch are listed among guest faculty, with plans for expansion and exchange programs in future terms.
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Special Projects
Bennington College
Christine Graham
Bennington
Bennington Review
Gail Thain Parker
Graham
Ms. Graham
Writers’ Workshop
John Gardner
Nicholas Delbanco
John Cheever
Bernard Malamud
Frederick Busch
Lee Bennington
Hazards of the real cheese business in Vermont
Swanton Vermont reports the Albury Creamery fire of July 1973 touched organized crime concerns in the cheese industry. Falivene family, tied to Albury Creamery Inc and Falcone Dairy, faced bankruptcy fraud sentences after federal trial. The family traces Bronx cheese broker roots to 1938 and expansion into direct cheese business.
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Swanton
UPI
New York
Generro Falivene
Vermont
Albury Creamery
Joseph, Vincent
Matteo Falcone
Albury Creamery Inc
Joseph Falcone
Joseph Curreri
Falcone
Falivenes
Unemployment Drops to 7 Percent in April
Washington reports the unemployment rate fell to 7 percent in April, the lowest since the recession began 29 months earlier. About 90 million are employed, a record high, with construction adding 75,000 jobs and factories 80,000. Long-term unemployment eased to 1.8 million as overall job gains outpaced new jobseekers.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Carter
Carter Tours Washington Ancestors Home City in Britain
President Carter on his first overseas trip as president visited Newcastle and Sunderland in Northern England, carried by an outpouring of public affection. He greeted thousands with handshakes and shouted welcomes, while signaling continued focus on human rights and global issues ahead of a London summit with world leaders.
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Newcastle Upon-Tyne
England
UPI
Carter
George Washington
Jimmy
London
Newcastle
Sunderland
Washington Old Hall
Washington
U.S
Palestine
James Callaghan
Britain
Islanders Fall to Canadiens in Montreal
The Island ers lost to the Canadiens as Montreal held the upper hand in a tight game. The contest featured strong defensive play and key scoring runs by the home team, preventing a late rally by the visitors.
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Bennington Ford
Main Street
Morrison
Donna L. Stone
Monument Elementary School
Richard A. Snelling
Bennington Airport
By John Leaning
White Creek
Edwin Andrew Rakes
Fred
The
Alburg Creamery
Rod Clarke
Equal Time
William Safire
Richard Nixon
Rutland
de la Sierra
Brattleboro
Montreal
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