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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1968

Page

7

Natural Resource Supervisors To Hold Statewide Meeting

The 25th annual statewide meeting of natural resource conservation district supervisors will be held in JAY on December 3 and 4 with sessions covering district participation in regional planning, conservation education, and soil surveys. Keynote speakers include Seldon Lee Tinsley and D. N. Grimwood, plus a panel on Victory Bog development. Officers and local officials will discuss new legislation and statewide conservation efforts.

Jay Natural Resource Conservation District State Natural Resources Conservation Council Seldon Lee Tinsley The Soil Conservation Service Upper Darby Tinsley Vermont University of Maryland University of Idaho SCS D. N. Grimwood Leonard A. Wilson Central Planning Office Robin Robitaille Newport Victory Bog John Cerutti Water Resources Division Department of Water Resources Richard Gowdey William F. McCarthy U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Waltham Mass Frederick Mold Fairbanks Museum St. Johnsbury Rutland Thomas Dowe College of Agriculture and Home Economics University of Vermont Willis Lord Northeast Nacd North Waterboro Maine Lord Maine Association of Soil and Water Conservation District Supervisors Maine Soil and Water Conservation Committee William B. Davey Washington Davey Arkansas Vermont Soil Conservation District Supervisors Association Winston Seeley Middlebury Lloyd Jewett Chester Clifton Lyon Randolph Center

Shortcomings in Federal Program Hamper Drive for Low-Income Housing

National Commission on Urban Problems warns that the 20 year old federal low income housing program falls short in both unit production and livability. The study details that only about 60 percent of the planned 810,000 units were built by 1968 and calls for a vast increase in public housing with better community services and flexible funding to prevent deterioration.

National Commission On Urban Problems Paul Douglas D-Ill Than III Howard Shuman Commission Douglas National Commission George Schermer Washington, D.C Congress

State Opens Tuberculosis Clinic For Southern Vermont in Rutland

The Vermont Health Department opens a Rutland TB clinic in the old First National Building on Merchants Row and State Street. Dr. Walter E. Lawrence Jr. directs the Rutland site, the state’s second TB clinic, with plans for full-time daily operation and evening clinics. Patients statewide from southern Vermont may be referred, with services including diagnosis, drug therapy in collaboration with local physicians, X-ray, lab work, and instruction, at no charge upon physician referral.

Burlington Vermont Department of Health Vermont First National Merchants Row State Street Rutland Walter E. Lawrence Jr Barre Lawrence Pittsford Saratoga Springs Albany Medical College Albany Hospital N.Y Schenectady County Glenridge Chautauqua County Chautauqua County Chest Clinic Chautauqua County Home and Infirmary Department of Social Services Mary Pockett Montpelier Lorraine Bruckner Wallingford Pittsford Sanatorium Rutland Hospital Edna Jones Jean Goddard Vermont Sanatorium Rutland Chest Clinic L.J. Leavens National Tuberculosis Association State Health Laboratory

Mobile Home Living Gains Acceptance

New York reports about 13 million people, or a large share of the population, live in mobile homes with projections of 30 million owners by 1980. Commercial Credit Corp. president John M. Sheehan cites mortgage money shortages, high building costs, and a tight housing market as drivers, noting mobile homes from 4000 dollars can be financed like cars, furnished and equipped. Parks are expanding nationwide as buyers can down payment 20 percent and repay over 10 years with luxury features and varied interiors.

New York John M. Sheehan Commercial Credit Corp Sheehan

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Natural Resource Supervisors National Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Association Weldon Burt Fairdale Farms, Inc Robert T. Holden Robert S. Allen John A. Goldsmith Walter Lawrence Artery Arcade North Adams Greenberg Main Street Bennington ATE Eida Market Main ST Save Way Mammoth Mart Wey Slaambil Gta Pratt ST Roofing & Sheet Metal CO Fismaris Bradford Mon. Plaza Shopping Center Tme Vermont Tate Nomrusi Company Red Carpet Parker America Fountain Pen Parker Pen Company
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