Vermont Endorses 2 Million Diet Aid for Mothers and Kids
Gov Salmon and the state Emergency Board back a $2 million statewide program to supplement diets of low income pregnant women nursing mothers and children under four. The plan by Health Commissioner Anthony Robbins would serve about 3000 mothers and 12000 children with eggs cheese cereal milk and fruit juice, financed by federal funds saved from a USDA grant.
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Montpelier
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State Health Department
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Essex- Orleans
Anthony Robbins
Robbins
Vermont
Defender General
Fish & Game Department
Library Department
Attorney General’s Office
Vermont Sees Bottle Law Debate At Seminar
A Vermont seminar on returnable bottle laws contrasted Oregon precedent with local costs and labor issues. Experts cited higher brewers' costs and grocers' pricing worries, while politicians promoted recycling and litter reduction. Talks highlighted border effects and calls to cut excise taxes to ease adoption.
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Weinberg
Skinner, Webster
Vermont
Peter Franchot
Bennington to Aid Garage Cleanups Namely Junk Cars
Town officials plan to help garage owners remove junk cars rather than prosecute. The dispute centers on Harry Eastman facing charges for junkyard conditions while planning commission and State's Attorney seek cleanup. Selectmen will remove some cars and study disposal for others, aiming for out of court accords with other garage owners.
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Selectmen
North Street
Harry Eastman
Planning Commission
Eastman
Edward R. Lamb
Ray Bolton
Vermont Yankee agrees to make repairs before reopening
Vernon Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Corp agrees to repair plant damage and take steps to prevent recurrence before resuming operation. Attorney for the New England Coalition says the agreement with the Atomic Energy Commission is satisfactory in principle though not a full endorsement. The plant, shut Sept 28, is planned to restart Nov 17 with output limited to about 80 percent of 540000 kilowatts.
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VPI
Vermont
Yankee
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Roisman
Bennington Court Delivers Multiple Guilty Pleas and Fines
In Bennington District Court Judge John P. Morrissey presided over numerous cases. Stanley Lampron, 17, Bennington, pleaded guilty to careless driving after an Oct. 14 Route 9 accident in Woodford and was fined $50. Shelley Wendell, Bennington, pleaded guilty to unlawful mischief for damaging a car on Sept. 2 and was fined $25 with a 10 day suspended sentence and probation. Robert Jaworski, 18, Manchester, pleaded guilty to public intoxication and disorderly conduct from Oct. 23 in Manchester. one day served on the first charge, $25 fine on the second, plus a suspended 10 day jail if the fine isn’t paid by Nov. 12. Richard Sweeney, 17, Manchester, pleaded guilty to public intoxication and disorderly conduct on Oct. 23. fined $25 with an alternate 10 day jail if the fine isn’t paid by Nov. 12. Joseph Maisi, 33, Pownal, released on $500 recognizance bail. case continued to Nov. 5 for simple assault against wife Helen. Mabel Wilson, 23, Manchester, released after marijuana charges dropped. Nancy Mason, 21, Chester Springs PA, pleaded guilty to marijuana possession on Oct. 15 in Manchester. fined $100 with alternate 30-day jail if not paid by Nov. 2. Shelia Manning, 22, Manchester, same marijuana charge and sentence. Edward Bacon, Dorset, not guilty on barking dog ordinance. released in own recognizance. Claude Burke Sr., no age, Manchester, guilty of DUI Sept. 8. released on recognizance bail $150.
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Bennington
Linda Tinkham
Robert E. Jaworski
Manchester
Richard J. Sweeney
Sweeney
Joseph T. Maisi
Pownal
Helen
Mabel L. Wilson
Nancy Mason
Chester Springs
Shelia N. Manning
Edward Bacon
Selectmen reaffirm anti nepotism stand in Bennington
Bennington selectmen Tuesday night reaffirmed their policy against hiring relatives for town jobs. They ordered Recreation Director Loomis G Dana to remove his son Greg from a part time lifeguard post and told Lamb that his daughter should not work for the Recreation Department. The board plans to phase out related workers as retirees and stressed no personal ill will toward Dana or his son.
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Planning Commission
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Sleeman
Lawrence E
Moe
Millie Harrington
Harrington
Bennington
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Rochester
N.Y
Ray Bowen
Dick Sleeman
Rotary Club
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Edward R. Lamb
Loomis G. Dana
Greg
Dana
Selectmen
Lamb
J. C. Jerome
Spectacular Hoosick crash injures pickup driver narrowly
Gordon Davidson of Canaan Conn escaped serious injury in a dramatic Route 22 collision with Hoosick Falls farmer Francis Redden. Davidson’s Ford struck the tractor’s rear, vaulted into Bar-B-Q Bowling Alley parking, smashed the vestibule, and toppled. Rescued by Hoosick Rescue Squad, he was taken to Putnam Memorial Hospital with a chest wall concussion. Redden and his young passenger were treated with minor bruises. the mould valued at 50000 from Beckton Dickinson was destroyed.
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N.Y
Gordon Davidson
Canaan
Davidson
Town of
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Bennington
Redden
Beckton Dickinson
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