Ballou retrial in Vermont over deer possession case
Vermont opens its case against Dr. James M. Ballou of Keene N H on unlawful possession of a deer, with an eight man and four woman jury impaneled in Chittenden District Court after a venue change. Separately, Rutland County Atty. West will file charges against Camp Skybird in Sudbury for a Hubbardton crash that injured 24 girl campers from 5 to 15 years old.
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Burlington
UPI
New Hampshire Fish and Game
James M. Ballou
Keene
N.H
Chittenden
Edward Costello
Ballou
Vermont Supreme Court
Addison
William Burrage
John Burgess
Montpelier
Chittenden District Court
Granville Meadow
Rutland
Robert E. West
Skybird
Sudbury
Hubbardton
West
Rutland Hospital
Carlo Busso
Long Island
N.Y
Fletcher Town School District sanctioned by Vermont Education Association
The Vermont Education Association board lifted sanctions on Fletcher Town School District, imposed in 1967, following an out of court settlement with a former teacher. The settlement included an undisclosed sum and a superintendent's recommendation.
Hospital Dedication Set for Berlin Central Vermont Medical Center
UPI reports Sen. George D. Aiken leads state and local dignitaries at the Sunday dedication of the Central Vermont Medical Center Hospital in Berlin. The 3.8 million, 170-bed facility serves 45 000 central Vermont residents after Barre City Hospital and Heaton Hospital merger. The two old hospitals close after patient transfers the weekend of Aug 24 and 25.
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Berlin
UPI
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Central Vermont Medical Center
Central Vermont Area
Barre City Hospital
Montpelier
Heaton Hospital
Woman Survives 25-Foot Cliff Dive In Cohoes
Florence M. Wells of Waterford, 44, escaped a 1966 convertible crash on Cohoes Crescent Road when the car left the road, plummeted 25 feet into the Mohawk River, and she swam to a cliff shelf. Injured but in fair condition at Leonard Hospital, she suffered a severe hand laceration, broken ribs, and head abrasions. Police say steering failure caused loss of control. Rescue crews lowered ropes and used a boat to retrieve her from the water.
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Cohoes
Waterford
Cohoes-Crescent
Mohawk
Florence M. Wells
Leonard Hospital
Boght Community Rescue
Drowning at Burden Lake Involves Center Brunswick Senior
John Colarusso 87 of Center Brunswick drowned at Burden Lake while attempting to remove his socks at his son's summer camp on Lake Shore Drive. Police noted prior shoreline warnings. A neighbor found his body about 6:45 pm, recovered from four feet of water about 20 feet from shore.
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Burden Lake
John Colarusso
Center Brunswick
Colarusso
Joseph
Beverly Colarusso
Lake Shore Drive
Rensselaer official unveils $800,000 recreation plan
Richard Reilly, Rensselaer deputy corporation counsel and Recreation Commission chairman, told a St Josephs Church Hall gathering that an $800,000 program will convert the former rifle range into a recreation and picnic site. Funding would come from state and potential federal aid. The plan includes playgrounds, picnic areas, a bobsled run, skiing, possibly a swimming pool and other features.
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Rensselaer
Richard Reilly
Rensselaer Recreation Commission
St. Joseph’s Church Hall
Rensselaer Community Council
Payne Burns Sunoco Credit Card To Protest High Rise Signs
MONTPELIER UPS The Vermont State House security chief burned his oil company Sunoco card in Rutland to protest five 100 foot signs at Sunoco stations near interstates 89 and 91. He vowed a one man boycott until the signs are removed and said he had bought Sun products monthly though he would not suffer financial harm. The card was to expire later this month. a new three year card remains.
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Williamstown
Williams College
Park Street
College Infirmary
Williams
Payne
Sunoco Credit Card
Montpelier
UPS
Vermont
Reid Payne
Rutland
Sun Oil Co
Philadelphia
Sunoco
Sun Oil
Sun
UPI
E.R. Bradley
Highway Board
Bradley
Vermont Aide Predicts 697 Nixon Votes on First Ballot
Vermont Nixon for President chairman C. Douglas Cairns says Nixon would win 697 votes on the first convention ballot, 30 above the nomination threshold, based on a tally from a strategy session of state organization chairmen in Miami Beach. The UPI count shows 635 votes.
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Miami Beach
UPI
Vermont
Richard M. Nixon
C. Douglas Cairns
Nixon
Cairns
State Organization
Hilton
Bishop Joyce Backs Pope Against Birth Control Policy
The Burlington bishop, Most Rev. Robert F. Joyce, endorsed Pope Paul VI’s stance on birth control, saying church authority governs moral and natural law. The encyclical forbids artificial birth control methods and emphasizes church reach in morality for its members. The report also covers Vermont delegate politics and highway sign removals tied to Sunoco and other major oil firms.
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Burlington
UPI
Pope Paul VI
Robert F. Joyce
Pope Paul
Vermont GOP Delegates Split Over Nixon Rockefeller Split
Vermont’s nine Nixon delegates will back Nixon as balloting begins in Miami Beach. The 12-member Vermont delegation, split after May’s state convention, allocates nine Nixon and three Rockefeller delegates. alternates accuse chairman Cairns of excluding them from talks and meetings with Nixon.
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Nixon
Miami
State Organization
Charles H. Percy
Illinois
Percy
Connecticut
Rockefeller
John Previdi
Danbury
John Alsop
Avon
Joseph Alsop
New Hampshire
David A. Serling
Hillsborough
Ronald Reagan
Miami Beach
UPI
Vermont
Richard Nixon
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
C. Douglas Cairns
Cairns
Len. Douglas Kitchel
Caledonia
Pat Hunt
Island Pond
Richard M. Nixon
GOP
Elbert G. Moulton
Nelson
A. Rockefeller
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New England
Nadhe Kaminski
Bishop Joyce
Pope
Fred O. Smith
Maine
Highway Department
Vermont Petroleum Association
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Food Center
Griffin Electric Co., Inc
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Swift's Premium
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MAXIM
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Howard Johnson
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