New Rural Society urged to curb urban crowding
Scientist Dr Peter C Goldmark called for moving 100 million Americans from crowded urban centers to underpopulated rural areas using advanced communications. He warned high density living spawns crime and pollution and urged telecommunication links to improve rural education health and business access. The idea, tied to Goldmark’s CBS and Goldmark Communications, targets a nationwide shift through Windham County projects in Connecticut.
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Bald Society
Goldmark
Goldmark Communications Corporation
Rocky Mountain States
United States
CBS Laboratories
Stamford
Conn
Goldmark Communications Corp
Connecticut
Windham County
Tax Deferment on Home Sales Under Specific Buy Plan
Real Estate Today explains tax deferral when selling a main residence if the profit is rolled into buying another home at or above the sale price within a set window. The delay rules apply to primary residences, with exceptions for active duty servicemen and new-home construction. Also notes deducting recent fix up expenses and consult with an accountant or Vermont real estate groups.
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VRS
Hoisington
Vermont Association of Altar Boards
Hoilington Realty
Main St
U S trade deficit narrows in August reports say
Commerce Department data show August deficit at 460 million, exports 4.2 billion, imports 4.7 billion, improving 80 million from July. Exports rose 182 million led by autos, aircraft, and machinery to Canada, while imports climbed 103 million. Assistant Secretary Passer cautions monthly gains may vary.
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Commerce Department
Agency
U.S
Canada
Commerce
Harold C. Passer
House ratifies arms pact amid Nixon approval
The House approved a Senate-initiated amendment 306 to 4, ending congressional action on the U S Soviet interim arms treaty. Nixon called the move a hopeful milestone as SALT talks may resume in October. Representative Barick led opposition, arguing potential U S inferiority.
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Washington
Ziegler
Nixon
Congress
Senate
House
John R. Barick
D-La
United States
Eligio de la Garza
D-Tex
Earl F. Landgrebe
Rind
W. 8
Stuckey
D-Ga
Aquarium hopes to save life of baby pygmy whale
A injured pygmy sperm whale and its 60 pound calf, found off Rockaway Beach, died at the New York Aquarium after the mother suffered deep cuts in a likely boat collision. Authorities planned artificial feeding for the newborn, while an autopsy was undecided. The calf appeared outwardly healthy, but the mother died at 4 50 am. Dartmouth welcomes women after 202 years of male dominance as 250 female students join the class of 1978 and enrollment projections rise to over 1,000 in four years.
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New York
UPI
Hockaway Beach
New York Aquarium
Coney Island
Douglas Kemper
Aquarium
Hanover
N.H
Gadbais certified as Democratic attorney general candidate
In St Albans the Democratic State Committee certified former Franklin County State's Attorney Wehard Gadbais as its attorney general candidate after a write in bid failed to win the nomination. He claims ballot recording problems kept him from the needed votes. Democrats must fill other posts by Oct 2.
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St, Albans
UPI
Democratic State Committee
Franklin County
Wehard Gadbais
Gadbais
St. Albans
James Rader
Calais
Liberty Union
Rader
Washington County
SPAC season called finest yet despite $400000 deficit
Saratoga Springs officials said SPAC’s just-ended season was the best yet though a anticipated deficit of 400000 arose from bad weather and lower attendance at special events. Philadelphia Orchestra and New York City Ballet saw attendance rise 20 percent, with the deficit now 106000 below initial projections. Albany EPA proposed tighter air quality standards to correct deficiencies in New York state controls.
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Saratoga Springs
Saratoga Performing Arts Center
SPAC
Philadelphia Orchestra
New York City Ballet
Albany
Federal Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Berkshire housing sale marks largest builder payout in North Adams
In North Adams the Housing Authority bought Ashland Park Apartments for over 2.7 million dollars from J L Marshall & Sons. The 126 unit project will be formally entalled next Sunday and open for occupancy soon. In Pittsfield film crews from Columbia Pictures shoot a crew race for The Way We Were at Onota Lake starring Robert Redford and Barbra Streisand with Williams College rowers. Berkshire jail inmates begin educational release to Berkshire Community College, the first such program in the state, after a six week English course.
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North Adams
Pittsfield
Columbia Pictures
Onota Lake
Robert Redford
Barbra Streisand
Williams College
Union College
Schenectady
Ballston Spa
N.Y
Berkshire County
Berkshire Community College
Berkshire
Hampshire
BCC
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St. Albans Bay
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Orr
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Vermont Public Service Board
Ryegate
Central Vermont Public Service Corp
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John Ward
Northport
Plattsburgh
State College
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Burlington
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