Commission denies subdivision permit near Lowell Lake
The District Environmental Commission rejected Gunther Pfanner’s Act 250 plan for a 124 acre 37 lot Londonderry subdivision citing potential undue water pollution. Testimony highlighted risks from septic systems to Lowell Lake and its unique plant life, while supporters argued proper installation would prevent runoff.
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Brattleboro
the District Environmental Commission
Lowell Lake
Londonderry
Gunther Pfanner
Huntington
N.Y
White
Commission
Lake Lowell
Holland Howard Road
Planner
Arlington Student Commended for National Merit Test
Arlington Memorial High School Principal William Towne announces Charles Dusha will receive a letter of commendation for his high performance on the 1971 National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. Dusha is the son of Donald and Mrs. Dusha of East Arlington, among 35,000 students in the United States in the top two percent of future graduates in 1972.
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Arlington
Charles Dusha
Arlington Memorial High School
William Towne
Charles
Donald Dusha
East Arlington
United States
No One Has Seen Infinity lecture at Williams College
Williamstown hosts a free public lecture by John W. Macy Jr. on the future of public broadcasting in the United States. Macy, a Wesleyan alumnus and longtime government official, will speak Thursday at 8 p.m. in Jesup Hall, Williams College.
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Williamstown
Mass
John W. Macy Jr
Corporation For Public Broadcasting
Jesup Hall
Williams College
Wesleyan
Macy
The
University
War Department
Atomic Energy Commission
Los Alamos
Civil Service Commission
U.S. Army Air Force
Movie notes preview rich with star power and remakes
New York notes detail David Newman and Robert Benton writing Money's Tight a March shoot for Epic Productions with George C. Scott possibly co producing and starring. The plot centers on a Park Avenue co op residents plan a department store robbery at Christmas.
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A. H. Weiler
New York Times News Service
New York
David Newman
Robert Benton
Hillard Elkins
Newman
Benton
Elkins
George C. Scott
Park Avenue
Paul Kyle
Hedda Gabler
Claire Bloom
Miss Bloom
Oslo
Snow Valley to Close For Lack of Access This Season
Snow Valley in Winhall, one of the area’s oldest ski spots, will close this season due to a washed out access road not repaired. The road, a steep 20 percent grade from Route 30 to the base lodge, has seen no response to road-improvement requests since 1966. The owners cite rising costs and potential court action, noting federal help could offer a new forest road if the trail is undisturbed. about $80,000 is estimated for a new link.
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Robert Benton
David Newman
Emphoria
Kansas
Bad Company
Stanley Jaffe
Paramount
Benton
Newman
Jeff Bridges
Barry Brown
Oliver
Jaffe
Winhall
Snow Valley
Marvin Parker
Vermont Highway Department
National Forest
Painter’s Works Shown at Major U.S. Stores
The card from the Good Times and Taylor Gallery exhibition travels to Lord and Taylor outlets and Nieman Marcus in Dallas, with the Owlkill Gift Shop in Eagle Bridge, New York, as the painter’s home base.
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Pfanner
Soil Conservation Service
North Bennington
Tucker Chapter
Order
Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
OES
Randolph
Fred Bevins
Anna Caracciola
Gordon Parks
Gordon Parks, Jr
Superfly
Philip Fenty
Ron O’neal
Sig Shore
Plaza
Harlem
Dylan Thomas
Falsea
Robert Louis Stevenson
South Sea
Thomas
Jerome Z. Cline
Jack Levin
Robert Allen
Atlantic Productions
Charles Bronson
Michael Winner
Godfrey Cambridge
Raymond St. Jacques
Bob Rafelson
Jack Nicholson
Bruce Dern
Donald Driver
Desmond Morris
Naked Ape
Blue Flame Gas Service
Hoosick Falls
Bennington
Parker
Forrest K. Moses
American Heritage
Moses
Grandma Moses
the Lord
Ees
Auto Stores Inc
Vermont and Trust Company
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