Vermont Fish and Game Fines Hunters in February March
The Vermont Fish and Game Department reports about 1600 in fines from February and March. Allen H. Goodrich of Stockbridge paid 105 and received a suspended 30 day jail term for possessing a deer in the closed season. Raymond Chateauvert and Glendon Barnette of Barre were fined 321 for possessing and transporting deer taken illegally, each given a 30 day suspended sentence and placed on probation.
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Raynolds defends Senate secrecy vote in editorial clash
Freshman Democrat Har old Raynolds of Windsor County challenged a Burlington Free Press editorial charging Senate distrust. He urged distinction among the 11 who backed ending secret ballots and the 17 who favored secrecy, criticizing blanket Senate blame. Senator Allen Angney also criticized news reporting of committee bills.
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Bennington County
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Sheriff Moore Expresses Interest in Baumann Replacement
Windsor County Sheriff Melvin Moore 56 says he is definitely interested in becoming Vermont public safety commissioner. Moore has led Windsor County since 1946 after roles as Springfield police chief and Massachusetts state trooper. Gov Hoff aides say Moore's name is mentioned as possible candidate amid three persons plus Commissioner Baumann under consideration. no decision date given.
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Johnson Seeks $1 Million for Saigon Embassy
President Johnson asked Congress for 1 million dollars to construct a new U S Embassy in Saigon as a secure permanent US presence after the chancery was damaged by a Viet Cong dynamite attack. He stressed the building would symbolize U S solidarity with Vietnam and deter Communist aggression.
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Burkley Promoted to Vice Admiral by Johnson Order
Washington officials report President Johnson signed an executive order elevating White House physician George R. Burkley to vice admiral. The move marks Burkley’s ascent within the medical corps amid White House health oversight and national security considerations.
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ADA Pushes Johnson Toward Bigger U.S. Spending
ADA delegates gather in Washington at Hilton for its 18th annual convention to urge a larger federal budget, opposing Johnson's $100 billion plan. The group advocates a welfare state and tighter government control, while balancing liberal pressure with moderates in the administration.
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Reapportionment Fights Spark VAT Hoff Remarks
Governor Philip Hoff says conservative Vermont House members are making noise but unlikely to derail court ordered reapportionment. He also backs studying a state power plant plan to ensure cheap distribution for all Vermonters. Baumann’s future remains unsettled amid job offers and three potential successors.
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