Waterford land auction called a disaster by promoter
Waterford promoter Richard Kwieciewski said the weekend sale of 220 acres for 45000 dollars was the disaster the state hoped for. The attorney general sought a temporary restraining order to block the auction, arguing a road tied to an al permit appeal was being built into the property. The landowner denied such statements were made.
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Waterford
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Richard Kwieciewski
Lyndon
Attorney General
Vermont Law School faces degree question and fees
Vermont's only law school has no formal application for degree-granting privileges, state Education Department lawyer Stephen Brandwene said. About 80 students pay nearly a year to study, while the Vermont Bar Association previously warned against starting a law school in Vermont. In Washington County Court, Ernest Gibson III ordered down payments held in escrow if the state wins the case, amid concerns over bad publicity deterring buyers at a Saturday land auction.
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UPI
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State Education Department
Stephen Brandwene
Vermont Law School
Anthony Doria
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Vermont Bar Association
Ernest Gibson III
Washington County
Kwiecienski
Crash victim receives more skin grafting
Air Force J Leopold Chouinard, 20, of Marshfield Vermont, sole survivor of a Delta jetliner crash at Logan International Airport, remained in critical but stable condition at Massachusetts General Hospital. He received more skin grafting over the weekend after burns covering about 80 percent of his body.
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Boston
UPI
Air Force
J. Leopold Chouinard
Marshfield
Logan International Airport
Massachusetts General Hospital
Chouinard
Vermont Yankee Won’t Appeal Federal Order
Vernon Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Corp president says no plan to appeal a federal order reducing output at the Vernon plant. Albert Cree notes GE must show safe operation at full power but an appeal could be filed before September 24. AEC ordered power cuts at 10 GE built plants. In Boston forecast: fair weather into weekend with 50s to 80s.
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AEC
General Electric
Boston
UPI
National Weather Service
New England
Land in Vermont pitched as ski area by Barre sellers
An ad in the Wall Street Journal offers 4,000 acres of Central Vermont land for sale by Chaloux Properties and Mrs Laura Chaloux of Barre. The six square miles in Groton West Topsham and Orange border Route 302 and are touted as an ideal ski area. Chaloux Properties is among Barre landowners challenging Vermont capital gains tax. they lost round one in Washington County Court and an appeal is planned.
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UPI
Wall Street Journal
Vermont
Chaloux Properties
Laura Chaloux
Groton
West Topsham
Orange
Washington County
William Hill
Miss Ahearn Enters Mary Hitchcock Nursing School
Patricia Ahearn, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Ahearn of Bennington, begins classes as one of 60 freshmen at Mary Hitchcock Memorial Hospital School of Nursing. The three year program leads to state board eligibility for registered nursing. The school, in its 80th year, is part of Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center, a 430 bed hospital complex. Since 1893 it has graduated 1,525 professional nurses.
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Wills
Bennington
Chartered Life
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Donavan
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Hanover
N.H
Patricia Ahearn
Mary Hitchcock Memorial Hospital School of Nursing
Miss Ahearn
John Ahearn
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Mary Hitchcock Memorial Hospital
Hitchcock Clinic
Dartmouth Medical School
Veterans’ Administration
White River Junction
Mhmh School of Nursing
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