Fox Slated For Chief's Job
Bennington Village trustees meet tonight at 7 30 to decide on a long awaited police chief. William H Fox, acting chief, is expected to be named to succeed Edward L Silver who died in November after 12 years leading the force. James Delong is another internal contender among six applicants.
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Henry Mallory
Charles Bodine
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Mallory
Edward L. Silver
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Bennington
Lockout Ends Trucks Roll as Teamsters Reach Pact
The United States trucking industry resumes after a tentative three year contract between the Teamsters and Trucking Employers Inc. The 100000 idled workers await ratification while National Policy Committee and general membership votes set for late April.
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Texas
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Boston
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James R. Hoffa
Fitzsimmons
Gibboney Mum For the Record On Area Schools
Vermont education chief Dr. Richard C. Gibboney spoke at North Bennington amid calls for broader Montpelier education coverage. He noted limited public turnout at legislative hearings and informal talks with Mt. Anthony Union, North Bennington and Shaftsbury boards, with discussion not on the record. See page 6 for the full report.
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Richard C. Gibboney
Vermont Education Department
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Shaftsbury
Gibboney
Montpelier
Three Families Left Homeless In Early Morning Pownal Fire
A wind torn smoke plume marked a March morning blaze that nearly destroyed a three family building on Church Street opposite the Methodist Church in South Pownal. The Pettibone family fled with neighbors while the Messina household lost most possessions. The Pauls, new tenants, suffered remaining items but escaped. Fire alarm sounded at 5 a.m. with mutual aid called about 8:15.
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Pettibones
Ronald Paul
Paul
Pauls
Amendments Added to Tax Reform Bill in Vermont Senate
The Vermont Senate finance committee approved four to two on a 4 2 vote five amendments to the tax reform bill sending it toward a Senate floor debate this week and following House passage two weeks earlier. Amendments include exempting the first 2000 of capital gains for retired persons and real estate tax breaks for seniors, plus a 10 student tax credit and a 4.5 cap on capital gains for high income brackets. The bill would set the state income tax at 25 percent of federal liability, raise personal exemptions to 600 dollars and shift the burden to higher earners, with full implementation slated for January 1 next year. The report also notes a Pownal Fire Department incident where flames spread after a stove spill, described by Chief Kenneth O Dell.
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Powell Re elected But Future In Doubt
Harlem voters backed Adam Clayton Powell by 86 percent in a special election to return him to the House seat he has held for 22 years. Powell’s victory comes after the House excluded him for the remainder of the 90th Congress, a move now being reassessed by Congress. Powell issued a statement from the Bahamas thanking supporters and expressing faith in his district.
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Labor Shortage And Weather Cut Sugar Crop
State Director of Markets H B Shute notes that a late spring and a labor shortage sharply reduced Vermont maple sugar output for the season. He cites a normal yield near 500000 gallons, but expects about 375000, with even less harvestable as labor remains scarce due to industrial demand and a heavy draft of young men. Prices for maple syrup rise nationwide as demand grows.
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Shute
Inside Income Tax Blanks Spark Column by Dwyer Page Four
Column by Elizabeth Dwyer on inside income tax blanks sparks reader interest and outlines tax filing hints and common mistakes. Shaftsbury ruling prompts billboard law safeguard discussed on page five. Commissioner Gibboney highlights a Who's Who of local educators on page six.
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Shaftsbury
Billboard Law
Gibboney
Rail Strike Postponed Amid Johnson Signatures Abroad
President Johnson signed a swiftly approved congressional resolution blocking a nationwide rail strike by six shopcraft unions until May 3. He warned Congress would act again if no settlement occurs within the 20 day cooling-off period, as talks resume with mediators and new panel appointments expected.
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UPI
Johnson
Congress
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Uruguay
C. Robert Boadley
National Mediation Board
South America
James Reynolds
House
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de N.H
Welfare Bill Passed and Sent to Governor Hoff
The Senate approved the social welfare reform bill by 281 to seize local welfare control and forward it to Gov. Philip H. Hoff. Only Sen. George Morse of Caledonia dissented as rules were suspended for final reading after four days of House debate and earlier endorsement.
Tight Security At Punta del Este Summit Parley
President Johnson and 18 hemisphere leaders opened the summit under tight security as police and guards sealed off the San Rafael Hotel. The leaders met in an informal 26 minute session then planned a series of 10 minute speeches to pursue a regional common market.
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Arthur Costa E Silva
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Latin America
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