Vermont Supreme Court Denies Russell Habeas Corpus
The Vermont Supreme Court upheld a Windsor State Prison arrest ruling, denying Henry Roy Russell a writ of habeas corpus. Russell, a fugitive from North Carolina, was arrested January 17 on an executive warrant from Gov. Hoff at the request of Gov. Moore. He had escaped a 1967 North Carolina prison term for assault with a deadly weapon. Justice Milford Smith ruled the Vermont court cannot judge North Carolina procedures, noting such a move is outside Vermont's powers.
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Russell
North Carolina
Smith
Vermont
Windsor County
Inmates sue over habeas delays in Windsor prison case
Two Windsor State Prison inmates sue Franklin County officials for 600000 alleging delays in habeas corpus proceedings. A countersuit by Judge Earl Gregg Franklin County State's Attorney Ronald Kilburn and two court officials targets Glens Falls Insurance Co. and inmates Mohan and Atkinson claiming delay by the insurer in defending their habeas actions.
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Windsor
UPI
Franklin County
Vermont
Earl Gregg
Atty
Ronald Kilburn
Glens Falls Insurance Co
James W. Mohan
Wallington
N.J
Robert Atkinson
Passaic
Burlington School Chief Acknowledges NYC Ghetto Youth Plan
Burlington superintendent welcomed Gov Hoff suggestion to admit New York City ghetto youths this fall but opposes tuition-free admission. He said funding should cover tuition if the program proceeds, and noted local schools could handle a few extra students.
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Burlington
UPI
Philip H. Hoff
New York City
William Keough
WDOT
Hoff
Keough
Berlin teen burns at gas station incident on Monday
Randoll Scott, 19, of Berlin New York is in satisfactory condition at Rutland Hospital after a burning gasoline experiment at a local gas station. He hitchhiked through the area and asked for gasoline to clean his trousers then mixed it with water in a restroom and ignited a puddle, causing flames that damaged a toilet tank.
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Rutland
Randall Scott
Berlin
N.Y
Rutland Hospital
Scott
Explosive found in Schenectady man's garage amid gambling probe
In Schenectady a nitroglycerine like explosive was found in the garage of Sam DeCesare 47 after he refused to speak to the Schenectady County grand jury probing alleged widespread gambling and corruption. Police sent the device to the Watervliet Arsenal for analysis. Meanwhile twin sisters Laureen and Lauretta Paquette were invested as novices at Mt. St. Joseph's in Castleton, taking religious names Sister Mary Louise and Sister Mary Laurette.
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Schenectady
Schenectady County
Sam DeCesare
DeCesare
Howard Levine
James P. McGrath
Watervliet
Hoosick Falls
Pittstown
Troy
Hoosick Falls Central School
Mt. St. Joseph’s
Castleton
Lawrence Paquette
Laureen
Lauretta Paquette
Mary Louise
Mary Laurette
Lauretta
Louise
Ressurrection High School
Embezzler Palmer waives hearing for Pittsfield case
Richard C. Palmer of West Stockbridge has waived a removal hearing in San Antonio Texas on a charge of embezzling more than 63000 from Pittsfield National Bank. He remains in Bexar County Jail on a 50000 bond awaiting possible arraignment in Boston federal court. Palmer turned himself in after taking the funds July 29 and reported to Texas authorities last week. ADAMS health officials to close Columbia Street antipoverty center today after five linked hepatitis cases prompted a verbal closing order two weeks earlier.
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Pittsfield
Richard C. Palmer
West Stockbridge
Pittsfield National Bank
San Antonio
Tex
Federal District Court
Boston
U.S
Paul A. Tamburello
Palmer
Bexar County
Texas
Adams — Board of Health
Joseph F. Banas
Columbia Street
Health Department
Pittsfield Lacks Food Stamp Program Until July 1968
Donald J. Stack the public welfare commissioner said Pittsfield will not have a food stamp program until July 1968 because the state legislature did not appropriate funds. The move eliminates certified programs in Pittsfield and several other cities.
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Pittsfield
Donald J. Stack
Massachusetts
Vermont candidates present views on economy and law
In St Albans Burlington Democrat William Hunter frames cash crops as essential for Franklin County a major agri business. In Middlebury Republican Thomas Hayes calls for higher paid state police and full time state s attorneys to handle heavy workloads. Montpelier Secretary of State candidate Richard Thomas criticizes Vermont spending laws as weak pledging tighter election reforms. Senator James Jeffords urges an economic adviser to guide long term spending as Vermont faces financial strain.
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Middlebury
Thomas L. Hayes
Hayes
Richard C. Thomas
Montpelier
Thomas
James Jeffords
Rutland
Jeffords
Newport
Vermont
Talks Resume In 116 Day New England Telephone Strike
In Boston union and management plan fresh talks today at the Statler Hilton to settle a 116 day strike by 13,500 IBTW members against New England Telephone Co. Mediators invited for Friday. The walkout began April 26 over wages and fringe benefits, the longest Bell System strike in the region.
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Boston
UPS
New England Telephone Co
Statler Hilton
International Brotherhood of Telephone Workers
IBTW
Bell System
New England
Connecticut
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