Vermont milk firms fail to file bond notices for renewal
Five creamery companies buying milk from Vermont farmers had not filed notice by last Friday that they will renew their mandatory bonds under a 1961 statute. Three firms are from Massachusetts. Sept. 1 is the filing deadline, a rule tied to the Whiting Milk Co. reorganization and prior bond losses to Vermont producers.
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Montpelier
Vermont
State Agriculture Department
Massachusetts
Whiting Milk Co
Boston
Rutland Stable Fire Ruled From Faulty Electrical Connection
Firemen attributed a faulty electrical connection as the cause after a blaze swept the rear of a century old stable in downtown Rutland that now serves as a warehouse. Thirty five firefighters battled the flames for hours overnight, with an adjacent garage and clothing store sustaining heavy damage.
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Rutland
Adams Clears Highway Officials in Testimony Conflict
Vermont Attorney General Charles J. Adams says a conflict in testimony before a legislative commission tainted by credibility issues did not injure the state. He absolves Highway Department officials over records destruction claims tied to an interstate Brattleboro project.
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Max Leighty
Loomis
Commission
Adams
Vermont Highway Dept Faces $5000 Staffing Study
The Public Administration Service of Chicago will start a two month manpower probe of the Vermont Highway Department next month. A legislative commission investigation voted yesterday to hire the firm for the study as part of the department review.
Vermont medical school building gets interest free loan
The Community Facilities Administration approves a 314,912 dollar interest free loan to finalize plans for the University of Vermont medical school. The four story facility, part of an eight million dollar project, will house all departments and is slated to start construction next spring.
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Burlington
Community Facilities Administration
University of Vermont
Hartke to Speak at Dinner After Indiana Party Platform
U S Senator Vance Hartke chairman of the Democratic senatorial campaign committee will speak at a Sept. 22 dinner after the state party platform convention Hartke 43 former Evansville mayor elected to the Senate in 1958 State Chairman John M Spencer said Prof Robert V Daniels of the University of Vermont will prepare a draft of the party platform after a Sept 16 hearing in Montpelier
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U.S
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
Hartke
Evansville
Senate
John M. Spencer
Robert V. Daniels
University of Vermont
Montpelier
Mohawk Airlines Cancels Half Its Flights Over Pilot Hours
Mohawk Airlines in Utica said it would cancel about half of today's flights after 100 pilots exhausted their legal flying time for the month. All Sunday flights were called off while Friday and Monday services were added to handle Labor Day traffic. Each pilot is limited to 85 hours a month by law and a contract with the Airline Pilots Association.
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UTICA
Mohawk Airlines
Mohawk
Airline Pilots Association
Tragedy in Back Yard Pool Claims 14 Year Old
Karolyn Pauline Lanczak, 14, daughter of Edward and Mrs Lanczak, drowned in a small portable pool in her Brunswick home. Found by her mother at about 3 p.m. she lay face down, clutching the pool cover. State troopers suggest possible entanglement. coroner to rule after autopsy.
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Brunswick
Karolyn Pauline Lancark
Edward Lanczak
Knickerbocker
North Troy
Anthony Matera
NY Democrats Skeptical of Governor Polls
Albany Democrats question political polls used to test governor candidates. A party spokesman warns polls serve as tactical weapons, noting past polls praised Justice Botein and now seek sentiment for Robert Morgenthau, with new data showing him most acceptable.
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Albany
New York State
Justice Botein
Robert Morgenthau
Berkshire industries feted at North Adams appreciation day
In North Adams 32 industries with 150 people were honored at an industrial appreciation day at the North Adams Country Club. The Chamber of Commerce sponsored the event and presented plaques to each industry recognizing its role in shaping the area's economic future.
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North Adams
North Adams Country Club
Chamber of Commerce
Florida approves emergency bond for vocational school equipment
A 50000 bond issue to equip shops at the new McCann Regional School won approval here on Wednesday. The town would contribute about 1200 as part of a seven community plan, with Clarksburg the remaining town to decide. Earlier votes in Williamstown and Adams backed the bond, North Adams Council favored fund raising, and Monroe and Savoy indicated consent. If any one community refuses within 30 days of the Aug 2 school committee vote, the bond could be blocked.
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Vocational McCann
Clarksburg
Williamstown
Adams
North Adams
Monroe
Savoy
New Police Cruiser Gets Electronic Public Address System
Williamstown police unveil a cruiser equipped with a first of its kind electronic public address unit. The system combines a triple voice siren and in-car speaker to direct traffic and instruct motorists without officers exiting the vehicle.
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Williamstown
North Berkshire
North Adams Creates Park and Recreation Commission
The North Adams City Council approved an ordinance adding a Park and Recreation Commission by abolishing the old Recreation Commission and renaming its members. The new body will oversee all parks and recreation areas in the city.
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North Adams
Park and Recreation Commission
Recreation Commission
Powell Candidacy Endorsement Triggers Resignation Call
New Hampshire Republican leaders press for the resignation of State Chairman Robert W. Kimball after he endorsed Governor Wesley Powell for a third term. Critics accuse Kimball of violating party neutrality, citing reactions from Edward J. Bennett and State Senator Robert Monahan.
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Powell
N.H
Robert W. Kimball
Wesley Powell
Kimball
John Pillsbury
Pillsbury
Republican Party
Edward J. Bennett
Bennett
Grafton County
GOP
State Committee
Robert Monahan
Hanover
Monahan
Vermonters Help Produce Christmas Kits At Home
In Montpelier the Industrial Homework Office and Vermont Development Department arranged a June deal with Allied Felt Corp of Birmingham NJ. Twenty one workers in Vermont operate as subcontractors handling felt Santa kits and stockings. The program supports handicapped Vermonters with at home full time work limited to a few hours daily and accounts for over 20 percent of the companys output. Richard W Hill supervises operations, rates, and material flow between firm and workers.
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Montpelier
VDD
New York
Vermont
Richard W Hill
Gas Tank Leak Endangers Town in Sanbornville
SANBORNVILLE New Hampshire AP report describes a propane tanker leak near the Maine border. Fire Chief Lawrence Nason announced no injuries or explosions after a ruptured hose released gas. the town square was cordoned off, traffic rerouted, and power shut off until air cleared.
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Sanbornville
N.H
Maine
Lawrence Nason
Nason
Lights On for Safe Driving Campaign Plan
Raymond H. Puffer of the Vermont Truck and Bus Association invites all drivers to join the Lights On for Safety campaign. The program runs from 4 p.m. Friday through early Tuesday Sept 4 with Gov. F Ray Keyser Jr and the New England Governors Conference endorsing the effort.
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Montpelier
Raymond H. Puffer
Vermont Truck and Bus Association
Gov
F .Ray Keyser Jr
New England Governors’ Conference
Port of the
Presiden Puffer
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