Montpelier Hears of Economic Impact Report
City Manager Ralph Irving received copies of the Greffenhagen Kruger report on the economic impact of the state upon Montpelier. He refused to reveal contents, calling it a working document. A conference with city and state officials may be requested, and a key section is withheld until completion. The report relates to a bill for state payments in lieu of taxes. The state office complex is valued at 4.5 million while Montpelier pays 12 million. sewer charges are paid by the city with no other property taxes from the state.
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Irving
Montpelier
Norwich registrar to join 16 day Europe air operations tour
Col. Glendon King of the Vermont Air National Guard, chief of staff, is among 13 Air National Guard and Air Reserve officers named by the Department of the Air Force for a 16 day trip observing air force operations in Europe. The tour visits German and British air bases, NATO HQ, and SHAPE. They depart from Washington today.
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Northfield
UPI
Norwich University
Europe
Glendon King
Vermont Air National Guard
Air National Guard
Air Reserve
United States
Department of the Air Force
Germany
Great Britain
NATO
Supreme Headquarters of Allied Powers In Europe
SHAPE
Washington
Vermont deer thief steals boy’s hung buck
Nine year old John Pickienick of Ludlow boasted a five point buck from the 16 day Vermont deer season but his trophy was cut from the tree during the night by an unknown thief. The incident follows a separate Vermont grant announcement for skiing accident prevention research at the University of Vermont.
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Ludlow
UPI
John Pickienick
Vermont
John
Montpelier
UPS
University of Vermont
Washington
U.S. Public Health Service
John Outwater
Department of Mechanical Engineering
College of Technology
Snowy Route 18 car train crash kills two teens
Milton authorities investigated a collision on Route 18 as a Central Vermont Railroad train struck a car driven east by 17 year old James Cote. Passenger Joseph Bouchard, 19, both of Milton, died at the scene.
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Milton
UPD
James Cote
Leland Named VP at National Life Insurance Co
Lawrence Leland, 51, of Indianapolis, Ind., will become agency vice president for National Life Insurance Co on Jan. 1, 1967. Deane Davis, chairman of the board, said Leland succeeds Clyde Welman, who will become senior vice president and consultant on Feb. 1.
Messiah at Chancellors Hall Chorus Performs Dec 9
Albany reports Capitol Hill Choral Society will perform Handel's Messiah at Chancellors Hall on December 9 at 8 30 p m directed by Judson Rand with soloists Jane Bucci Carole O Hara Marc Van Der Werf and Abid Farah. An oratorio orchestra and harpsichord by Alan Mills accompany. Tickets through society members or Blue Note and Van Curter stores. Free parking on Elk Street and a post concert party at the Ambassador Restaurant.
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Albany
Capitol Hill
Blue Note
van Curter Music
Elk Street
Ambassador
Hoosick Falls Starts Dog Census and Licensing Drive
A town dog census is underway by Arthur S. Harrington Jr. of Walloomsac. Dog tag licenses must be bought at the town clerk’s office by Jan 1. In 1966 the town licensed 774 dogs.
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Hoosick Falls
Hoosick
Arthur S. Harrington Jr
Walloomsac
Mayor voids three day suspension for patrolman
Berkshire news reports Mayor Del Gallo nullified Patrolman Rosario C Stracuzzi suspension and offered one day on the job without pay after a hearing. He admitted the moonlighting violation driving a school bus an hour and a half daily, but called the punishment too severe. The mayor condemned an unidentified informant. In North Adams, the Springfield diocese bishop denied taking a stand in Sprague Electric bargaining rows and said clergy urged parishioners to learn the issues and vote intelligently, noting no letter was sent.
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Pittsfield
del Gallo
Rosario C. Stracuzzi
Stracuzzi
John J. Killeen
Straccuzi
North Adams
Sprague Electric Co
Christopher J. Weldon
Springfield
John P. Donahue
North Berkshire
Sprague
Mighty raid hits North Viet Nam targets near Hanoi
U.S. carrier planes from the Tonkin Gulf and bases in Thailand attacked oil depots and a vehicle storage area near Hanoi. Ground forces near Saigon reported a major victory with 81 Viet Cong killed in a battle 40 miles west of the city, while U.S. armor continued pursuing Communists up Highway 1.
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Saigon
UPS
U.S
Tonkin Gulf
Thailand
Hanoi
U.S. 11Th Armored Cavalry
Highway 1
North
Viet Nam
van Dien
Haiphong
Haiphone
Panhandle
Dummerston Crash Claims Child Drowns in River Search Resumes
A family car collided with a stalled pickup on Route 30 near Dummerston sending seven members into the West River. Robert A. Goode, 3, died at Brattleboro Memorial Hospital, while 4-year-old John D. Goode remained missing in six-foot waters. Six others were injured and hospitalized, including Mrs Frances H. Goode and five children James 4 Thomas 6 David 7 Joyce 8 Anne 12.
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Dummerston
John D. Goode
Robert A. Goode
East Dover
West River
Robert Goode
Brattleboro Memorial Hospital
John Goode
Frances H. Goode
Priscilla Mounts
Anne
N Y Man Pays 18750 For Shooting Swans
Bronx man Romuald Sicinski, 38, paid 187.50 in civil settlement after shooting a family of swans near Muscoot Reservoir with a 12 gauge shotgun. He must replace the birds with a breeding pair by Feb 2, 1967 and acknowledged the error, with justice noting hunting license duties.
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Goldens’ Bridge
N. Y
UPI
Bronx
Romuald Sicinski
Grand Concourse
Muscoot
Goldens Bridge
Robert Mahon
Sicinski
Justice of the Peace
Robert Green
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Bahamas
Down In
Berkshire
Annals
Catholic Church
North Viet
London
Britain
Military Assistance Command
MACV
Air Force
Pentagon
Lyndon B. Johnson
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Petroleum Center
Guam
Dunham’s
Dusthamek Furniture Incorporated
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