Murder suicide ends family tragedy in Vermont
State's Attorney Boylan ruled a murder suicide in the deaths of a bank clerk his wife and their five month old daughter Tammy Sue all shot to death in their Burlington home. Investigators search for motives while noting the husband was a devoted family man.
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Burlington
John J. Boylan Jr
Boylan
Louis C. Barra
Barbara
Tammy Sue
Union Threatens Walkout Over High School Contract
Local 522 General Laborers and Hod Carriers refuse to return to work on the $4 million Burlington high school project until a contract with McNamara Vermont Inc. is reached. The contractor says talks will not resume until the strikers come back. about 50 workers were idled. Union officials say demands were presented about four times in six weeks, and wages are not the issue.
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Burlington
Hod Carriers
McNamara Vermont Inc
Windham County Court to Open Spring Term With 262 Docket
Superior Judge Rudolph J. Daley and assistants Paul G. Harlow and Ralph E. Gates prepare for the Windham County Court spring term opening Tuesday. The docket lists 262 cases including 3 criminal actions 95 divorce cases and 164 civil actions with at least 55 civil suits seeking jury trials.
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Rudolph J. Daley
Paul G. Harlow
Westminster
Ralph E. Gates
Brattleboro
Windham County
Vergennes Inn Changes Hands to Romeo Charlebois Couple
The Vergennes Inn built in 1794 was sold to Mr. and Mrs. Romeo Charlebois from Alan Clark. The deal includes the lobby and middle sections while the First National Store section remains Clark’s. The new owners plan converting the interior into 10 apartments after the property’s long history since 1944.
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Vergennes
Vergennes Inn
Romeo Charlebois
Alan Clark
First National
Clark
Charleboises
New York Governor Signs Fair Sabbath Bill As 1963 Session Opens
Gov Rockefeller begins a 30 day signing period after adjournment announcing approval of the Fair Sabbath measure allowing New York City to enact local Sunday opening if shops close on their own sabbath. More than 1,000 bills await action by May 6. Putnam Lake witness in county board probe found dead in his car from suspected carbon monoxide poisoning. Louis Rohrig, 26, testified against George Kurz in a case alleging unlawful fees and perjury.
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Putnam Lake
Putnam County Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Louis L. Rohrig
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Anti Bias Clause Targeted In North Adams Renewal Plan
North Adams Redevelopment Authority plans an anti discrimination clause in its federal aid application for a $5 million, 25 acre south side urban renewal project between State Ashland Streets and Crowley Avenue. The move aligns with Housing and Home Finance Agency recommendations and aims to ensure housing equality. The authority considered including the Phoenix Hotel corner and shifting the northwest boundary to Hadley overpass and Main Street during phase one.
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State and
Ashland Streets
Crowley Avenue
Phoenix Hotel
Hadley Overpass
Main Street
Veterans urged to check GI insurance beneficiary records
Charles L. Jacobs of the Veterans Administration Center at White River Junction warns veterans to update GI insurance beneficiary listings. A survey found 49 percent had errors and one third required major beneficiary changes. Veterans who remarried or had children should contact their VA insurance office or visit a VA office to correct designations.
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White River Jct
Charles L. Jacobs
Veterans Administration Center
White River Junction
Jacobs
Boston Garage Larceny Trial Resumes with Testimony
In Suffolk Superior Court the Foundation Co. chairman resumes testimony in a larceny and conspiracy case over the $9.6 million Boston Common underground garage. Key figures include George L. Brady, Richard K. Gordon, Richard C. Simmers, and Francis W. Kiernan with Brady declared unfit after a stroke.
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Boston
Foundation Co
New York
Boston Common
Suffolk Superior Court
William F. Thompson
George L. Brady
Massachusetts Parking Authority
Thompson
Brady
Richard K. Gordon
Richard C. Simmers
Andover
Francis W. Kiernan
Chester A. Dolan
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Atty
Maurice Broderick
Manchester
N.H
Dolan
Guaranty Trust Co
Waltham
Arlington Calendar April events listed for PTA chorus and more
Arlington Calendar lists events group by day. April 8 PTA program at Fisher School by the French department. April 9 Chorus at Community House and American Legion Auxiliary meet. April 10 Kindergarten Mothers meet to plan graduation and photos. April 13 Sodality food sale at Community House.
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Fisher School
French Department of the Schools
Arlington Chorus
Community House
American Legion Auxiliary
The
Sodality
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