Plans stall for Bennington shopping center over floodplain concerns
Omega Properties of New York City faces a tough Act 250 process as District Environmental Commission weighs safety in a 100 year flood and downstream discharge into Furnace Brook. Engineer Cueto remains skeptical the project can prove no significant downstream impact, echoing earlier Arlington sewer case. Warren Schwerin defends the plan while awaiting agency guidance and a second recess.
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Park refuses to return to U S amid bribery indictment
South Korea's Tongsun Park, indicted on 36 counts for alleged bribery of American lawmakers, calls the case unfair and says he will not travel to Washington while an emotionally charged atmosphere persists. He says he will cooperate with the Korean probe to restore his name and family reputation.
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Conditional permit for meeting hall in Pownal approved
James and Mary Sincluico win a conditional Act 250 permit from District Environmental Commission 8 to build a windowless metal hall on Route 7. The plan requires water sewage and insulation approval, four windows, shade trees, and a 108 lot parking layout with one entrance.
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Snelling backs state funded abortion plan in Vermont
Gov. Richard Snelling will actively support a bill to pay elective abortions from state funds when federal money is unavailable. The statement came through Social Welfare Commissioner David Wilson at the Governors Commission on the Status of Women, while Snelling attended a national conference. The move drew predictable opposition from anti abortion groups who warn taxpayers would bear the cost. Wilson also admitted Vermont erred by using Medicaid funds to sterilize minors, spending about $21,000 for 35 youths last year. all consents were obtained and only two were male. The state lacked authority to reimburse doctors, but the issue involved no federal repayment.
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Secretary quits after short tenure in town office
Joanne Dunham resigns as secretary to Town Manager Louis C. Sarelas after less than three weeks on the job. Sarelas also says the town dog catcher, James Stewart, resigns following five weeks amid harassment claims and abusive calls during a trial period.
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Beame Loses NYC Mayoral Fight in Democratic Primary
Mayor Abraham Beame was defeated in the Democratic primary as Edward Koch and Mario Cuomo move to a Sept. 19 runoff. Koch led with 20 percent, Cuomo 19 percent, Beame 18 percent, and Bella Abzug 17 percent amid heavy turnout. Beame conceded tearfully, pledging support for the new mayor.
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Possible illegalities cited in Lance probe
The report notes Bert Lance's bank overdrafts and personal use of bank aircraft before his 1977 budget director role may violate laws. Currency Comptroller John Heimann said he does not believe the actions were frivolous as the agency turns over evidence to the Justice Department for review amid Senate hearings into Lance's banking activities.
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Inside Local Highlights and Edits Across Pages 3 to 9
Notes recap diverse local items including Wadsworth pasta recipes, a garden club energy forum, an editorial on roadless areas and a letter on national health insurance, an Op-Ed about a 13 year old's born again experience, and notices on Grangers urging brucellosis combat, subpenas for Hoosick Falls residents, and Manchester's Act 250 permit. It also mentions Jay Brady art, MAU versus Fair Haven football opener, and college football opening, with Joe Namath featured for a quality-claim night.
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