The Paul Lawrence Drug Case Shocks St Albans Town
In St Albans Vermont Paul Lawrence a former undercover narcotics agent faced a dramatic fall after a statewide probe found most of his 106 local arrests were fraudulent and drugs entered as evidence came from a New York lab. The probe led Gov Salmon to consider pardons and exposed clashes over law enforcement during the 1960s and 70s.
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ST. Albans
Paul D. Lawrence
Wyatt Earp
Taylor Park
Main Street
New England
Paul Lawrence
Paul Lawrence Is Himself In Jail. A Special State Commission
Lawrence
Thomas P. Salmon
New York State Police
Robert Gensberg
Melvin Kaye
New York
Playboy Magazine
Vermont
Lake Champlain
Franklin County
Central Vermont Line
Hebert
Fouranan
Vergennes
Army
State Police
Brattleboro
Tyner
Joseph Cahill
James L. Levy
Daniel Lynch
Cahill
Levy
New York State Police Laboratory
Albany
Gensberg
Swanton
Missiquoi Valley Union High School Board
Burlington
Kevin Bradley
Bradley
Chittenden County
Patrick Leahy
U.S. Senate
Keeping Up with Changing Taste and Tech From Flares to Fruit
A satirical riff traces how trends drive rapid changes in fashion and consumer goods from jeans and shirts to mustard and martinis. It lampoons the relentless cycle of fads, noting shifts in pH notions, mustard origins, drink orders, and car styles as society obsesses over novelty.
Fires, floods, and feats in a long town news roundup
A bolt causes a kitchen fire that destroys a cottage owned by Mr and Mrs Earl Lampman of East Pownal. A game warden releases 150 pheasants near Bennington with towns noted. Water restrictions are imposed in North Bennington. A 10-year-old, Patty Terry, strolls Main Street in a bathing suit during a downpour. A Greenwich NY fire rages four hours, damaging the Whiteside Hill building. the Greenwich Journal files saved. Theft claims Ethan Allen’s sword from a statehouse statue. Local drivers Lyle and Butch Jelley praised at Lebanon Valley Speedway. Mrs Bruce Bushee and Mrs Burt Bushee Jr depart for Scotland aboard a ship at Holy Loch. Six speed-limit signs are set on Silkk Road. Historical notes include 1735 press freedom, 1949 Ecuador quake deaths, 1972 Wallace shooting verdict, and 1974 Huntsville prison escape deaths.
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John Snyder
Earl E. Lampman
East Pownal
Mason Hill
Jesse Watson
Bennington
South Shaftsbury
Arlington
Manchester
North
Patty Terry
Main Street
Patty
Edward Joseph Terry
Union Street
Whiteside Hill
Greenwich
N.Y
Greenwich Journal
Benedict Arnold
Lyle
Butch
Jelley Brothers
Butch and Lyle
Lebanon Valley Speedway
Bruce Bushee
Darlene Lauzon
William Lauzon
Fillmore Street
Burt Bushee Jr
Sally Caslin
Basil Caslin
Stark Street
Glasgow
Scotland
Simon Lake
Holy Loch
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John Kifner
Times News Service
Tuner’s Place
Otto Kremer
Tuner’s
Rich
Canada
Kaye
George
Michael F. Schwartz
Brooklyn
Schwartz
City Hall
Salmon
Windsor
Leahy
France
Europe
Germany
Italy
Japan
Ethan Allen
The
Green Mountain Boys
Statehouse
John Zenger
New York City
Ecuador
Arthur Bremer
Alabama
George Wallace
State
Huntsville
Texas
North ST
Ladies’ Dept
SPT
Coats
Bennington, VT
Bennington Bargain
Main St
Burt Bros