Housing loan funds 10 apartments for elderly in Danville
An $80,000 Farmers Home Administration loan was approved for Danville Senior Citizens Housing Inc. to build 10 elderly apartments at $65 or less per month. The loan, repayable at 3 percent over 50 years, was announced at the FHA regional meeting in Stowe. Howard Bertsch called it the first such loan under the new housing law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
STOWE
UPI
Farmers Home Administration
Danville
FHA
Howard Bertsch
Senior Citizens Housing Inc
Secretary Cooley Briefs Vermont Clerks on Elections
Secretary of State Harry Cooley meets at the State House with town clerks to outline procedures for the October 19 primary and November 23 general elections. The briefing covers steps clerks must take to prepare for the special legislative elections and the reappointed legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
UPI
Harry Cooley
State House
Cooley
Barre Post Office To Move For Renovations
Barre city post office to relocate to 14 North Main Street during extensive renovations. A 15 month lease with monthly extension is signed, with full service expected again by April 1967 after $361,000 in upgrades. temporary site to cost about $200.
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Barre
UPI
Barre City
Sergio Pasetto
North Main St
Pasetto
North Main Street
New York City Approved to Draw Water From Hudson River
Albany reports the State Water Resources Board authorized New York City to take 100 million gallons daily from the Hudson River via a Chelsea pumping station in Dutchess County to ease water shortage. In Troy, a second blaze hit the former Stanton Brewery on Fifth Avenue, with Fire Chief Zapf saying the fire was suspicious and one firefighter burned.
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Albany
State Water Resources Board
New York City
Hudson River
Chelsea
Dutchess County
Troy
Stanton Brewery
Fifth Avenue
Edward J. Zapf
Park Department receives $1660 from Red Sox receipts
Pittsfield and Berkshire Red Sox base ball team sent a 1660 check to the Pittsfield park department representing 20 percent gross attendance receipts, over 60,000 for the season. Park Supt. Vincent J. Hebert said maintenance costs will exceed the amount. Wahoconah Park rental of 2500 was paid. North Adams will invite Clarksburg Florida Stamford Readsboro Vt to discuss building a regional high school with North Adams. The plan requires special legislative action due to city status and merging Vermont towns. Albert Bachand resigns from New England Mobile home Association steering committee over potential conflict with his state Mobilehome Commission appointment.
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Pittsfield
Pittsfield-Berkshire Red Sox
Vincent J. Hebert
Hebert
Wahoconah Park
North Adams
Clarksburg
Florida
Stamford
Readsboro
Robert N. Taylor
Vermont
Williamstown
Albert Bachand
The
Spruces
New England Mobilehome Association
State Mobilehome Commission
Page 1
Subdistrict 2
Caracciola
Bennington
van Santvoord
Ald
Education Department
Death Valley
U.S. 7
Arlington
Bennington Village
State Highway Department
Bennington Water Board Advances Plan to Expand Supply
Bennington water commissioners discussed a $430,000 plan to pipe water from Bolles Brook in Woodford to the village system. They authorized land options for a 500,000 gallon settling basin, and prepared to assess easements along Harbour Road and Vermont 9 as engineers draft the pipeline from Woodford to the reservoir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington Water Commissioners
Bolles Brook
Woodford
Whitman and Howard Inc
Boston
Mass
John H. Williams II
James B
Dash) Gibney
William Braisted
Williams
Harbour Road
Vermont
Community Facilities Administration
Lester Eisner
New York City
CFA
State Highway Department
Floyd Harmon
George Allard
Water Commissioners
Bickford Hollow Brook
Water Departement
Vermont 9
Barney Road
Burgess Road
American tourist arrested by Soviets after border crossing
Newcomb Mott, 27, of Sheffield Massachusetts, vanished after leaving a hotel for a sightseeing trip near Kirkenes Norway. Soviet officials confirmed he was arrested on the Soviet side of the border as Norwegian police note the Arctic frontier’s winding uninhabited woods. Mott’s father says U.S. officials downplayed worry while the family plans to travel to London. Mott has traveled widely, loves to travel, and works promoting his firm’s textbooks at universities.
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ST. Johnsbury
UPI
Caledonia County
Lyndonville
Alexander Fontecha
Ellis Metevier
Fontecha
Robert
Metevier
Newcomb Mott
Sheffield
Mass
Gunner Haarstad
Arctic Circle
Mott
The
van Nostrand Book Co
Princeton
N.J
Russia
Europe
Mexico
London
Scotland
Motts
White Springs
N.Y
Antioch College
Yellow Springs
Ohio
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Brandon Admission
South Burlington
APS
Elizabeth Boggs
National Association For Retarded Children
Brandon State
Windham
Burlington
U.S. Army Weapons Command
General Electric Co. Missile and Armament Department
A. E. Schwerin
Springfield Armory
Massachusetts
Armory
Schwerin
Barber
New York
Gotham
Hudson
Down In
Berkshire
Bachand
Water Board
Swift
Camp Bell’s Chicken Noodle
Camp Bell
del Monte
Mussleman’s
Oreo Cookies 'S
Rks
Pascal Celery
Swanson
School Street
U.S
Kirkenes
Norway
Soviet Union
Howard S. Mott
U.S. State
Vepartment
Washington
Arctic
Tangiers
Cecelia Greene’s
Arlington School of Dance
Arlington, Vermont
Cecelia Greene
Arthur Callahan
Radio City
Ted Mack
Hoosick
June Taylor
United States
Dance Educators of America
Bennington School of Dance
Burlington Savings Bank
Burlington, Vermont
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Haynes
Kane, Inc
Main ST
Bennington, VT
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