Dailey gravel pit permit extended in Bennington County
District Environmental Commissioners in Bennington County granted a five year extension for the Dailey gravel pit permit after confirming the original conditions and noting the misstep that let the prior permit lapse. Neighbors questioned hot mix plant coverage and noise from the site. A separate permit for a quarter acre pond near Applegate Associates was approved with a future amendment clause if the area is converted to recreation.
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Bennington County
William E. Dailey
Dailey
Philip R. Ross
Rosi
District Commission
Applegate Associates
Bill Terranelli
Building Company
Water Resources Agency
Applegate
Terranelli
Roper Center to Hold Annual Meeting at Williams College
Williams College hosts the Roper Public Opinion Research Center annual meeting with a Friday panel on Watergate and the mood of the American people. Keynote speaker George Gallup will be joined by Burns, Hyman, Burns W. Roper, and Wilson W. Wyatt with Philip Hastings moderating. Saturday features a 9:30 a.m. business session in Chapin Hall Trustees Room.
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Williamstown
Mass
Roper Public Opinion Research Center
Williams College
Trustees Room
Chapin Hall
Jesup Hall
George Gallup
American Institute of Public Opinion
Clude James MacGregor Burns
Williams
Herbert Hyman
Wesleyan University
Burns W. Roper
Roper Organization, Inc
Wilson W. Wyatt
Kentucky
Philip K. Hastings
Roper Center
Rhett Austell
Time _ Inc
James P. Baxter III
Richard H. Baxter
Clifford P. Case
New Jersey
John W. Chandler
Rep
Silvio 0. Conte
Massachusetts
Archibald M. Crossley
ArchCross’ Associates
Melvin D. Field
Field Research, Inc
California
The
Paul B. Shearsley
National Opinion Research Center
University of Chicago
Frank Stanton
Columbia Broadcasting System
David B. Truman
Mount Holyoke College
William J. Wilson
Daniel Starch Associates, Inc
Louisville
Hoosick Falls Masons and Star Present Hoosick Follies 1973
The Van Rensselaer Lodge of Masons and Order of Eastern Star staged The Hoosick Follies of 1973 at Hoosick Falls Central School auditorium. About 1,000 attended over two nights. Albert Wright presented roses to director Vera Griswold. Notable acts included East Arlington's Princess Crawford baton routine, Kathy and Juanita Smith tap and jazz, Priscilla Munro and Winnie McKenna guitar and singing, a gospel quartet led by Dianne and Alfred Bingham with Valerie Wright, and a Heaven skit featuring Ruth Olsen, Raymond Calhoun, and Eva Calhoun.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Van Rensselaer Lodge _ of Masons and Order of Eastern Star of
Hoosick Falls Central School
Albert Wright
the Masons
Vera Griswold
Jean Brien
The
CES
Hoosick
Princess Crawford
East Arlington
Kathy Smith
Juanita Smith
Cecelia Greene Callahan
Bennington
Priscilla Munro
Winnie McKenna
Dianne
Alfred Bingham
Valerie
North Hoosick
Ruth Olsen
Raymond Calhoun
St. Peter
Eva Calhoun
Angel Gabriel
Heaven
Elliott couple marked 25th anniversary at church surprise
Rev and Mrs John Y Elliott of the First Baptist Church were honored with a surprise party on October 21 in the church hall to observe their 25th wedding anniversary. They were married October 23, 1948 in Clarksboro New Jersey with Reverend John W Elliott officiating.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
John Y. Elliott
First Baptist Church
Clarksboro, N.J
Mr. Elliott
John W. Elliott
Earl Bowen
Elliotts
Lambertville
N.J
Wickford
R.I
Elliott
Raymond Calhoun
Abbott Poke
William Brown
Charles Cornell
Rail Associates ordered to refund deposits in Vermont case
Rutland County Court ruled Rail Associates Corp to refund deposits to customers who paid for canceled railroad excursions. Bellows Falls company and president Barrett Leete faced suit by the Consumer Fraud Division, which said tours were advertised, deposits taken, then canceled for low sales. At least 43 people sought refunds. the state recovered $1,000 for investigative expenses.
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Rutland
UPI
Rail Associates Corp
Consumer Fraud Division
Attorney General's Office
Bellows Falls Company
Barrett Leete
Payne laments dim Statehouse holiday lights in Montpelier
Environmentalists may cheer Gov Salmon avoiding the annual tree lighting and lights at the Statehouse this winter. Sargeant at Arms Reide Payne, in Gov Salmon's office after a news conference on energy saving cutbacks, asked secretary Joyce Wasson to inform the governor that the cutbacks were not well received at the Statehouse.
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Payne
Statehouse
EPA and Labor fund Vermont wastewater operator training
The EPA and Labor Department provide 18880 dollars to Vermont for training 30 wastewater plant operators through the Vermont Department of Health. The program includes classroom and on-the-job sessions to raise skills for entry and lower level workers in this growing field. Burlington man gets 30 day jail for draft induction refusal and 24 months social service work.
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Boston
Mass
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
U.S. Department of Labor
Vermont
Edgar L. Bernard
EPA
Vermont Department of Health
Burlington
UPI
James McGinnis
U.S. District Court
Albert Coffrin
McGinnis
Two men plead innocent to grand larceny in cow theft
Thomas Bruyette of Swanton and Daniel Castine of Champlain New York pleaded innocent in district court to grand larceny for allegedly stealing 13 cows from Swanton Packing Co. Both released on $5000 bail each.
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ST. Albans
UPI
Thomas Bruyette
Swanton
Daniel Castine
Champlain
N.Y
Swanton Packing Co
Public hearing on Vermont youth rights set for Nov seven
A public hearing to consider revising state laws protecting the rights and needs of Vermont youth will be held November 7 at 1 p.m. at the Statehouse. The event is scheduled by the Governor's Committee on Children and Youth.
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Montpelier
UPI
Vermont
Statehouse
Governor’s Committee On Children and
Taxpayer group renames New York Capitol Tomb of the Unknown Taxpayer
A group of Albany area taxpayers protested the 3.5 billion state transportation bond by laying a five foot wreath on the state legislative steps and renaming the building the Tomb of the Unknown Taxpayer. Led by Crazy Mike Brandt the protesters accused the Rockefeller administration of illegally backing the issue and warned it would inflame costs and taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
State Legislative
Mike’’ Brandt
Glens Falls
Rockefeller
Brandt
Pattison Outspends Murphy Four to One in County Exec Race
In the final campaign week, Edward W. Pattison reports expenditures of 4667 dollars against William J. Murphy's 1127 dollars. County Democratic spending totals 21535 dollars for all candidates, while Republicans have spent 14321 dollars.
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Troy
Rensselaer
Edward W. Pattison
William J. Murphy
Pattison
Murphy
Meditation advocates seek school TM programs in Pittsfield
Jerome W. Jarvis of the International Meditation Society urged Pittsfield doctors and Berkshire County school superintendents to adopt transcendental meditation as an adjunct to their professions. He cited reduced vital signs in meditating individuals and touted TM programs for school credit in other states. In North Adams, Mayor Bianco gained an unexpected endorsement from Mohawk Forest Apartments manager Bernard Tatro, who said the statement was unsigned and not solicited by the mayor.
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Pittsfield
Jerome W. Jarvis
International Meditation Society
Berkshire County
Maharishi Mahesh Yogi
Jarvis
Pittsfield General
Berkshire Medical Center
Florida
California
North Adams
Joseph R. Bianco
Mohawk Forest Apartments
Bernard F. Tatro
Tatro
Bianco
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