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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1966

Page

8

Color of Car Reflects Owner's Personal Traits

NEW YORK UPI reports Triumph Sports Cars president Chris Andrews presents a Color Preference Chart linking car color to personality. Green suits adventurous, red to lively, white to artistic, blue to conservative types with loyalty. He notes postwar shifts from khaki green to red, then white and black, with blue never leading.

New York UPI Chris Andrews Triumph Sports Cars, Inc Andrews

Boston Historian Says Tourists Should Be Limited

Boston historian Walter Muir Whitehill, director of the Boston Athenaeum, told a conference that tourists clutter historic sites and rarely pay for their upkeep. He questioned advertising sites as tourist attractions and doubted Massachusetts can sustain heavy crowds. Lawrence Flynn of the state tourism bureau argued tourism is a major economic source.

Boston Walter Muir Whitehill Boston Athenaeum Massachusetts Whitehill Williamsburg Virginia Lawrence Flynn State Department of Commerce and Development Flynn Whitehall United States Harvard University of London Washington and Jefferson College Northeastern University Lowell Institute

Competing planning methods in Vermont and New England

A discussion of two regional planning approaches urban driven development and team based natural resource planning across Vermont and nearby states. It notes the Boston and Grafton County examples, coordination issues within the Corps of Engineers and Bureau of Outdoor Recreation, and Wisconsin as a model of integrated planning leading to eventual specialization and collaboration.

Natural Resource Vermont Windham Franklin Rutland Addison Otter Creek Grafton County N.H Connecticut River Boston USDA Massachusetts Corps of Army Engineers Army Bureau of Outdoor Recreation Corps Philadelphia Connecticut New England Wisconsin Champlain Basin New York South Burlington

Expansion Now Underway By UVM Science Facility

The University of Vermont expands the Cage into the Gardner-Collins Cage as the Instrumentation and Model Facility moves into 5 000 square feet of space. The new center will design build and maintain specialized equipment for research across colleges. Dean Warren O Essler leads a committee overseeing the project with Luhr as director. Demand for services grows across Medicine Technology Agriculture and other units with equipment aging and funds sought for basic tools and calibrations.

George Luhr UVM Ralph Patunoff Tony C. Ty Burlington University of Vermont Vermont Gardner-Collins University Votey University of Illinois Warren O. Essler College of Technology Edward Andrews Jr College of Medicine Thomas W. Dowe College of Agriculture and Home Economics Clinton D. Cook Luhr Dean Essler Essler

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