Vermont Governor Maps Clean Water Goal Among Early 1970 Agenda
Vermont Governor Deane Davis announced a five point 1970 legislative program centering on restoring clean waterways. He urged reviving water quality in Winooski Lamoille and Otter Creek and handling pure water as a priority. He also proposed reorganizing state government into a cabinet system, boosting localism, refocusing recreation funds to towns, and adding a law enforcement communications network along with housing, pay raises, wiretapping under specific conditions, and anti-drug education.
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Montpelier
Deane
Davis
Vermont
Ggg
Ial
Winooski
Lamoille
Otter Creek
Mont. Pelier
Tax deadlines set for New Lebanon residents
New Lebanon Rensselaer County residents may pay town and county taxes without interest until Jan 31. Afterward a 1 percent monthly charge plus a half percent monthly increment accrues until June 1 when the balance returns to the county. The Lebanon Valley Red and Gun Club asks residents to place grain or bird food to aid pheasants due to deep snow. Larry J. Wich president and Ralph H. Shamblen secretary coordinate grain donations, with funds used for grain and any surplus for spring stocking. A pheasant survival survey will follow later.
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Haight
New Lebanon
N.Y
Lebanon Valley
Brainard
East Nassau
Red and Gun Club
John O. Kie
Larry J. Wich
Ralph H. Shamblen
Kie
Storm Cuts Reunion of Local Couple
Mrs. Philip E. Kie resumes studies at State Teachers College in Plattsburgh after visiting her parents in Lebanon Springs and with her husband, a staff sergeant in the Air Force, in Hawaii.
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Lebanon Springs
N.Y
Philip E. Kie
State Teachers College
Plattsburgh
G. Willard Roberts
Air Force
Hono- Thy
School Board and LEA Reach Salary Schedule Agreement
Lee teachers may vote on a tentative 1970 salary schedule. The plan sets bachelor minimums at 6800 and maximums at 10550, masters from 7190 to 11450 with 375 per step across 11 steps. If ratified, the new scale takes effect September 1, replacing the prior 6360 to 9752 bachelor range and 7208 to 10600 master range.
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Lee
Lea Education Association
LEA
Five Lee School Administrators Charge Bad Faith in Bargaining
A group of Lee School administrators accuse the School Committee of unfair and bad faith bargaining over administrative salaries. Signers include Robert Lucy and Richard Gerlach with raises noted for several officials. Superintendent Maurice Boulanger was not a signer. The dispute centers on an executive session December 11 salary decisions amid a December 30 meeting.
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LEE
Robert Lucy
Richard M. Gerlath
Henry T. Zukowski
Raymond B. Kavey
Stephen A. Cozzagto
Maurice J. Boulanger
Lee Superintendency Union
Lee, Otis and
Tyringham
Joseph Lavery
Lenox
State Foresees No Action on Bypass Plan
The Lee town meeting committee plans no action on the bypass proposal this week. DPW advised no state funds are available for the plan, but could consider locations if major resistance to current routes prompts a long range readjustment.
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Lee
State Department of Public Works
DPW
DPW Dee
Edward J. Ribbs S
Ribbs
Stockbridge
Lenox
Williamsown
Jack
I Lee
Massachusetts Turnpike
Housatonic River
Brick Hill
Laurel Street
Laurel Lake
Snow Issue Breeds Fuss At Selectmen's Meeting
Adams residents accuse taverns of snow removal favoritism while town officials clash with critics over sidewalk clearing on Route 8. Crandall, a candidate for selectman, sparks shouting as residents demand bylaw enforcement and safer routes for students amid ongoing winter conditions.
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Selectmen’s Meeting
Adams
Ashhey
Selectmen
Franklin IM. Crandall
Selectman
Grange
Procter Hall
Karl Sharpe
Crandall
Sgt Kie
John O.kie
Brainard
Vietnam
Selectner
Honolulu
Albany
New York
Earl IF. Kelley
New York City
Kelley
Ewart D. Callahan
York
Kie
Fred Dabrowski
Kennedy Airport
Andrew J. Dilk
Mr. Dik
Dilk
Samuel Delmatino
Highway Department
Grove
the Grove
Maple Grove
Cheshire
Pittsfield
Dabrowski
Delmolino
Callahan
Taxpayer Association
Francis H. Stavaski
St. Stanislaus
Delmotine
Tye
Walter Glinski
John St
Hugo Balardini
Ladies Auxiliary of Glen dale Fire Dept Meets Monday
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Glen dale Fire Department will meet Monday at the firehouse with Mrs George W Schneyer and Mrs Donald A Beebe in charge of refreshments. An anniversary notice for Howard W Pixley’s 4th Christmas Morning 1967 appears with a personal message from Ann Adv. Contact number 528 0080 for adv requests.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
Glendale Fire Department
George W.schneyer
Donald A. Beebe
Howard W. Pixley
Love
Ann
Windsor town costs rise based on student enrollment
Mrs. Joan Bird notes a Monday Eagle report misstated 51 percent rise in town operating costs. The $11,831 increase from 1969 reflects about a 14 percent jump in the town’s share of the Central Berkshire Regional School District budget, driven by a 17 percent pupil increase for 1970.
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Windsor
Eagle
Central Berkshire
Towne Shoppe Winter Clearance Sale Ad
The Towne Shoppe on Main Street announces a winter clearance with many items priced at 44 each. Advertisement notes a 10 discount offer.
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Main St
Adv
Supper Set Saturday At Baptist Church
Cheshire church Womens' League hosts a public supper Saturday from 3 to 7 at First Baptist Church. Menu includes baked beans frankfurters cabbage salad rolls pie and beverage to benefit the church building fund. Correction issued for a prior misprint about Civil Service Commission exams not involving Cheshire posts.
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Cheshire
Church Womens’ League
First Baptist Church
Church Building Fund
Eagle
U.S. Civil Service Commission
The
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