Vermont foresters oppose Victory Bog Dam plan
In Granby 80 Green Mountain foresters vote to oppose funding a Victory Bog Dam. They urge cancellation of authorization for the U S Army Corps project, arguing for local and state control of natural resource planning and pre-dam ecological studies. The action aims to shift planning power to state departments and public representatives.
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Corps of Army Engineers
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Soil Conservation Service
New England River Basins Commission
Army Engineers
Victory Bog
Cook Shak
Granby
Green Mountain
Society of American Foresters
Victory
U.S. Corps of Army Engineers
Corps
Foresters
Malcolm Franz
Essex County Forester
Fred Cowan
Woodlands
St. Regis Paper Company
Forrest Orr
Interagency Committee On Natural Resources
Charles Carter
Northeastern Vermont Development Association
Fred Mold
Fairbanks Museum
Perry Merrill
Vermont
Corp
St Michael's Exhibit Showcases Vermont Artist Ingham
Winooski Vermont St Michael's College artists present the first exhibit of Custer Ingham born 1864 in Cazenovia New York. He spent much of his life in Vergennes with paintings from Otter Creek scenes. The show runs Sept 30 to Oct 19 in Alliot Hall with a lecture by Douglas Garno Sept 30.
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Winooski
Vermont
St. Michael’s College
Alliot Hall
Custer Ingham
Vergennes
Roy
Garno
Ingham
Cazenovia
N.Y
Europe
Kennedy
Otter Creek
Army Discourages Hunters Of Legendary Gold Cache
A legend claims a $22 million gold cache is hidden inside Mt Victoria within New Mexico's White Sands Missile Range. The Army discourages treasure seekers after a private company failed to locate the vault during a 60 day hunt. Historian-supplied accounts link the tale to Milton E. Noss and a series of probes by the Gaddis Mining Co and the New Mexico Museum, but no treasure has been found since a 1959 gold bar sighting.
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Santa Fe, N.M
UPI
Mt. Victoria
New Mexico
White Sands Missile Range
U.S. Army
Noss
Gaddis Mining Co
Denver
Colo
New Mexico Museum
Santa Fe
Alfred E. Dittert
Dittert
Computer Forecasts Floods In Fort Worth First Of Its Kind
A Fort Worth Weather Bureau computer forecasts floods 12 to 26 hours before rivers spill. Hydrographer John McCallister says the system uses rainfall and river-flow records, marking the first computer flood forecast setup in the country. The team covers Texas and western Louisiana.
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Fort Worth
UPI
Regional Weather Bureau
John McCallister
Suburban official comments on Ireland trip and city complaints
Harriet Woods of University City Missouri tells constituents to file complaints with City Hall or submit written notes during her trip to Ireland. River forecasting in Fort Worth uses data from stations feeding a computer model to predict floods and manage dam releases and lake storage for power and recreation.
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Burlington
TNE
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A&r Oath
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Hes
Stanly
Joeaa Hyman
Fong
Sol
Avaiaa
Ar Teith Bookshop
St. Michael’s
A. Kennedy
Douglas Garno
Gen
George Custer
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New Canaan, Conn
Depot Street
Bennington, VT
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Gulf Solar Heat
Heating Oil
Joseph A.nadeau Inc
North Bennington
Bradford
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PLAZA
Milton E
Doc) Noss
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Leonard V. Fiege
McCallister
Texas
Coats
Orson
Drysdale’s
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American Cancer Society
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