Consultants advise on Gov. McCullough Mansion plan in Bennington
Trustees of the McCullough Park Foundation heard consultant Paul Rovetti urging a master plan for the North Bennington estate. He pushed higher budgets, broader community needs, and stronger tourism to fund programs while stressing use of the house for events and education.
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McCullough- Park Foundation
Gov. McCullough
North Bennington
Paul Rovetti
National Trust For Historic Preservation
Washington, D.C
Bennington
Rovetti
Tardis I. Isselhardt
McCullough
Museum of Art
University of Connecticut
Mattatuck Museum
Waterbury
Conn
Isselhardt
McCullough Park Foundation
Richard Habersen
Roberson Center
Binghamton
N.Y
The
Museum of the City of New York
Lucien M. Hanks
Luther
Cynthia Park
Trenor W. Park
Vermont
Hiland Hall
John G. McCullough
New home extension agent begins duties in county
Miss Eileen M. Brogan officially assumed duties Wednesday as the new County Extension agent succeeding Mrs Marion S. Harris. Contact at Bennington Federal Building. For two weeks she travels the county to get acquainted, aided by Mrs Harris. A Syracuse native and June 1971 Cornell graduate in home economics education with a textiles minor, appointment announced by the University of Vermont Extension Service late last month.
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Eileen M. Brogan
New County
Marion S. Harris
Bennington Federal Building
Harris
Syracuse
N.Y
College of Human Ecology
Cornell University
Miss Brogan
University of Vermont Extension Service
Vermont ski areas barred from temporary pollution permits
Vermont Water Resources Commissioner Martin Johnson ruled ski area operators cannot obtain temporary pollution permits for expansion that would lower water quality. Any plan must include adequate sewage treatment facilities, and only facilities already violating the 1970 act may be issued temporary permits. A separate note reports RAF mascot Fred the falcon returning home after an AWOL search, found 100 miles away perched in a tree.
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Montpelier
UPI
Vermont Water Resources
Martin Johnson
Johnson
Abingdon
England
Fred
Royal Air Force
Falcons
Boat Owners Face Court Over Lake Champlain Pollution
Chandler Nealy 42 of Newport and William Diesing 37 of Essex appeared in Vermont District Court Burlington charged with violating a 1968 Water Resources Board order to install holding tanks on boats to prevent sewage discharge. They deny the charges, as the first of eight defendants to be brought to court.
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Burlington
UPI
Lake Champlain
Vermont
Chandler Nealy
Newport
William Diesing
Essex
Water Resources Board
Chittenden
Patrick Leahy
League hosts discussion on Vermont Act 250 law
Bennington League of Women Voters invites citizens to an open meeting September 23 at 8 p.m. in the Bennington Free Library social room. Arthur A. Ristan of EPIC will discuss Act 250 and its application to Vermont focusing on growth, land use, and environmental preservation. The league urges townspeople to attend and support citizen action through WNRC.
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Bennington League of Women Voters
Bennington
League of Women Voters
WNRC
John Marshall
Bloodmobile to Visit Bennington College on Sept 22
Red Cross Bloodmobile returns to Bennington College for the first time in years. It will be open in the Commons from 1 to 5 p.m. Sept. 22, inviting students, faculty, staff, and residents to donate a pint. Signs will guide non resident parking. call 442 9458 for transport.
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College, Bennington
Red Cross
Bennington College
Bennington and
North Bennington
Bennington Troop 353 Begins 23rd Scout Season
The town's lone Boy Scout troop, Troop 353, held an organizational meeting marking the start of its 23rd consecutive season under Kendall Adams. Founded under the Second Congregational Church, meetings once hindered by church organ operations now occur in church facilities. The troop has aided many Scouts and produced eight members attaining Scouting's highest rank.
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Bennington
Kendall Adams
Second Congregational Church
Peter Brenner
Bruce Fuller
Wayne Jacobs
George Kerbs
Steve Grover
Jim Harrington
Dave Peterson
William Garrison
Henry Haskell
Kenneth Giles
Wynn Metcalfe
George Kerbs Sr
North Pole
Troop 353
Hillside Street
States share U S forest receipts reach New England
Checks totaling 232000 were mailed to Maine New Hampshire and Vermont as their share of receipts from national forest products and services. The New England share is part of over 55 million sent to 39 states and Puerto Rico for the fiscal year ending June 30. By law funds must be spent by county authorities for schools and roads.
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Washington
UPI
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
National Forest
Agriculture
Clifford M. Hardin
New England
Puerto Rico
Hardin
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