Burlington plans review of Champlain Street renewal delay
Burlington Planning Commission will meet with Horizon Inc. and federal officials to assess a multi million dollar urban renewal project on Champlain Street. Mayor Francis Cain says Horizon will be discussed as the commission weighs the status amid a 60 day equity and first mortgage financing extension that has expired. Charles Horan, urban renewal director from New York, will join to review overall progress and avoid default action.
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Burlington
UPI
Horan
Commission
Horizon
Recount date set for Washington County senatorial race
The official recount of last Tuesday's Washington County senatorial primary will be Sept. 30 in the county clerk's office. Judge Harold Sylvester named four counters including Norman Peduzzi and Rudolph Smith. Doyle led Ruggles 3 460 to 3 458 after county canvass. ballots due by Sept. 29.
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Ruggles
Washington County
Norman Peduzzi
Lamoille
Rudolph Smith
Leroy Ware
Richmond
Nelson Duba
Johnson
Sylvester
Federal funds held in escrow for Vermont education projects
Rep. Robert T. Stafford said more than 100000 dollars in federal funds are held in escrow for three Vermont projects under the Elementary and Secondary Education Act. The largest allocation is 55800 dollars for Union School District 7 at Highgate, with 24500 dollars for Hinesburg Champlain Valley Union High District 15, and 22300 dollars for the Burlington Department of Public Schools.
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Champlain Valley Union High District
Burlington
HUD Approves Preliminary Loan for Burlington Public Housing
The Department of Housing and Urban Development approved a $42,500 preliminary loan for Burlington to plan 250 low rent homes, including 150 designated for the elderly. The funding supports initial planning and development of the new public housing project.
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Burlington
API
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Endocrinology Teaching Day Planned at Albany Med College
Diabetes topics to be covered by national and local experts at Albany Medical College on October 6. Dr. A David Goodman will direct with Dr. Sherman Gates. speakers include Dr. Richard A. Field from Massachusetts General Hospital and Dr. David Rabinowitz of Johns Hopkins. Dr. Rosalyn Yalow from the Bronx VA Hospital will speak on insulin abnormalities. A panel on treatment related to pathogenesis will be moderated by Goodman.
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Albany Medical College
Bennington
David Goodman
Sherman A. Gates
Richard A. Field
Diabetes Unit
Massachusetts General Hospital
David Rabinowitz
Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
Rosalyn Yalow
Bronx Veterans Administration Hospital
Goodman
Troy Voter Registration Dates Set in Rensselaer County
Voter registration will occur in Rensselaer County on October 7 8 14 and 15 with Election Day on November 8. In 14 townships registration days are October 8 and 15 with hours 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Troy itself schedules four registration days October 7 8 14 and 15 with hours 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. on the first three days and 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. on October 15.
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Troy
Rensselaer County
Troy Housing Authority to oversee two new federal programs
The Troy Housing Authority will oversee two new public housing efforts approved by the federal government. One program funds construction of 100 low rent garden units at a $2 million cost and another covers rehabilitation of 250 existing dwellings.
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Troy
Troy Housing Authority
Berkshire News Ties Astronaut Conrad to Darrow School
Astronaut Charles Pete Conrad Jr. a Gemini 11 command pilot, earned honors at Darrow School near Pittsfield and serves on its board of trustees after lectures at the school during Navy flight instruction years. Isadore Goodman proposes riverbank cleanup and a walking path from Lenox to Dalton to boost area links. Papa Burger fiberglass figure removed for zoning violation at A and W Drive-In in Williamstown.
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Pete) Conrad Jr
Atlantic
Darrow
Navy
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Conrad
Isadore Goodman
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Housatonic River
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Dalton
Williamstown
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Denials greet charge of Capitol telephone bugging
Boston reports a chorus of denials after electronics expert Bernard Spindel claimed master lines to Capitol Hill were secretly tapped. Justice Department and congressional officials dismissed the allegation as unsupportable, while Rep Gallagher urged substantiation before conclusions.
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UPI
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Washington
Bernard B. Spindel
Holmes
N.Y
Massachusetts Legislative Commission
Spindel
Capitol Hill
Justice Department
Edward V. Long
D-Mo
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
Cornelius Gallagher
D-N.j
Gallagher
Springfield Superior Court
Commission
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Central Intelligence Agency
FBI
Pentagon
White House
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Esso
Capitol
Long
Washington Telephone Company
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Industrial Study Started of the Northeast Kingdom
The Vermont Development Department launches an eight month industrial feasibility study of Northeastern Vermont to identify industries likely to attract new plants. Louis R. Dworshak will lead the project, surveying plant location factors from population to utilities and reporting to regional planning groups and chambers of commerce.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Northeast Kingdom
Louis R. Dworshak
Lake Champlain
Elbert G. Moulton
Dworshak
Moulton
Department
Chambers of Commerce
Dwor
South Korean Cabinet Resigns Over Parliamentary Insult
Prime Minister Chung Il Kwon’s cabinet submitted resignations to President Park Chung Hee after an independent lawmaker hurled a can of human waste at Chung and several ministers during a parliamentary session. The protest followed questions about a recent smuggling case involving a controversial Korean company.
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Seoul
Korea
UPI
Chung Il Kwon
Chung
Park Chung Hee
Kim Doo Han
UVM Student Paper Criticizes Handling of McCune Resignation
The Vermont student newspaper at University of Vermont criticizes the administration's handling of the McCune resignation. The piece questions transparency and the process used to address the situation, urging clearer communication with students and faculty.
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UVM
McCune
Burlington
UPT
University of Vermont
the Vermont
Merrill Offers To Support Tax Reform
Merrill, a Republican candidate for lieutenant governor in Vermont, says he will back Richard Snelling's tax reform plan. He argues the main campaign issue is Snelling's tax reform, which he says appeals to both Democrats and Republicans, and advocates a 3 percent sales tax to fund state education and services.
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Merrill
Snelling
Hoff
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