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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1970
Page
10
Emily Rice reports a random survey at Mt Anthony Union High School showing universal opposition to the cutting of two maple trees in front of the YMCA at Main and School streets. Readers express anger at lack of permit, question town action, and fear environmental damage, with varied calls for accountability.
Catherine Black a card dealer and John Strang a bartender wed at the Jackpot club where they work. Reverend Robert Cook came from Elko 120 miles away to perform the ceremony. The town lacks churches but holds church services in a laundromat.
Notice of proposed rule making urges public input by October 15 1970 and outlines policy for CATV line extensions including free length 300 feet per applicant 60 homes per mile and cost sharing rules with refunds and adjustments over 36 months. Hearing set October 22 1970 at Montpelier offices. Dated September 22 1970.
Vermont Real Estate Commission rules outline organization powers and duties. It describes appointment by the governor for five years, office location in Montpelier, staff structure, and authority to issue or revoke real estate licenses plus duties to provide voluntary instruction statewide.
The Vermont Real Estate Commission outlines duties including issuing licenses, examining applicants, conducting hearings, subpoenas, witness testimony, and investigations. The public may access information and submit requests at 52 State Street Montpelier. Petitions for rule making may be filed at the Commission’s office.
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