Vermont boy dies from Route 128 crash injuries
Mark Boutin, 5 of Essex Junction, died in a Burlington hospital from skull fractures after being struck while crossing Route 128 on August 11. His death raises Vermont highway fatalities to 59 for the year, with Joseph Gilman, 81, of Rockingham, listed as a highway fatality for July 26, after injuries from an April 21 wreck.
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Forest products lab eyed for University of Vermont
U S Sen George Aiken says the federal government may place a forest products laboratory at the University of Vermont with an estimated cost of 300000 dollars. He notes funds have been allocated for such laboratories nationwide and the Agriculture Department is reviewing sites.
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Gilman Paper employees strike after union vote
Local 41 of the International Brotherhood of Pulp Sulphite and Paper Mill Workers AFL CIO walked out against Gilman Paper vp after a Thursday meeting vote. A two thirds majority was reported. Local 119 also struck last week, bringing total union members to about 270.
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Drowning Fatality in Burlington Bathtub Incident
A nine month old, Harold L. Delphia Jr., drowned in a Burlington bathtub while his two year old brother Dennis watched. Police listed the death as accidental after an aunt left the boys briefly to check on neighbors. Harold was found face down in the tub when she returned.
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Woman in Barre Delivers Baby at Home Near Hospital
Mrs. Kim Jenkins gave birth to a 6 pound 7 ounce daughter named Tammy Lynn at home near Barre City Hospital after waking with labor. Neighbors sought help but the doctor arrived too late. mother and child are reported healthy.
Memorial Fund Planned For Rev. William Krueger in Troy
Catholic Central High School class of 1948 in Troy plans a memorial for Rev. William C. Krueger a Maryknoll missionary murdered in Montero Bolivia. Donations go to The Rev. William C. Krueger Memorial Fund Box 186 Lansingburg Station Troy NY.
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Albany man found dead in Troy parking lot under investigation
State Police at Loudonville opened a probe into the last hours of Robert S. Rush of Albany after his body was found Tuesday in a Troy parking lot. Two Kingston men aged 21 Thomas Sauer and Robert Harvey were charged with outraging the public decency in connection with the death. Rush's death was listed as suspicious but is now believed to be from natural causes due to a history of heart ailment.
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College programs merge at North Adams and Williams set fall slate
In North Adams the Sprague Franklin college program will merge with the evening program at North Adams State College adding three math and three physics courses. Sprague will continue tuition reimbursement for qualified employees. In Williamstown about 50 football candidates arrive August 30, with a second wave next week as fraternities prepare for rushing. Classes start September 19 with an undergraduate enrollment of 1,135.
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Voters approve garage purchase and school equipment bond
In Williamstown, about 100 residents approved a $25,000 purchase of the Water Street Garage for Highway Department use despite a divided Finance Committee. They also authorized a $50,000 bond for equipment for the new McCann Vocational School and to accept an offered bequeathed land sale in New Jersey.
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North Adams Nominates John D. Courtney for Sheriff
A crowd of 250 gathered to launch the candidacy of Police Chief John D. Courtney 35 for sheriff. Speakers included prominent local figures from North Adams and the town.
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Bennington District Adds 16 Faculty for 1962-63
Bennington Graded School District reveals 16 teaching changes for the fall term, naming new principals and staff across Bennington High and elementary schools. New hires include Paul E. Kirsch as high school principal, Arthur N. Gage as boys PE and football coach, Bruce Hodgman heading the French Department, and Donald F. Ziter teaching algebra and geometry while coaching varsity baseball. Several teachers return or relocate, and numerous departures are listed with post district plans.
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Ithaca
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Hillside
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Michael Povsner
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Interlaken
Mich
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New York State
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Rutland
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Burr & Burton Seminary
Water Carnival Final Feature At Playground
The Bennington Village Recreation Playground hosted a water carnival with a small crowd on a late summer afternoon. Howard Whitman 12 and Paul Davignon 9 won watermelon races, Lukie 7 and Ann 9 tied in the puppy-paddle, Ann also claimed a pelwog win, Diane Davignon 8 and Harry Gaudette 13 won waist deep water endurance races.
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National Guard Troop I Earns Excellent Rating at Camp Drum
Troop I of the 3rd Squadron, 102d Armored Cavalry, at the Bennington Armory earned an excellent rating after two weeks of summer field training at Camp Drum New York. Commander 1st Lt. John M. Dempsey praised the performance despite 12 days of rain. The drill for Troop I is set for Tuesday and recruitment information is available at the Armory.
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New liquid makes sidewalks as hard as cement at lower cost
Hawthorne New Jersey Delek Research Corp says a liquid derived from polyethylene and urethanes mixed with sand can form sidewalks or patios as hard as cement for much less money.
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Delka Research Corp
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