Roxbury Man Charged In Fatal Randolph Shooting
A Roxbury man Burton Dopp, 45, faced new manslaughter and related counts after a grand jury previously dropped a manslaughter charge. He pleaded innocent before Superior Judge Robert Larrow, posted $5,000 bail, and awaits jury trial. Co-defendants George Rowe and William Corey were held for trial on armed robbery charges.
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UPI
Orange County
Roxbury
Burton Depp
Attorney General’s Office
Atty
Philip Angell Jr
Dopp
Harold Rowe
Danby
Randolph
Robert Larrow
George Rowe
William Corey
Pawlet
Windsor County
Whiting man killed in Route 30 crash
Joseph O. Lacuc of Whiting, 52, died Tuesday when his car veered off Route 30 and hit a tree. The fatality raised Vermont’s highway death toll for the year to 135.
State University expands independent study to 54 courses
Albany State University said its independent study program now offers 54 courses across 13 colleges and centers with three more campuses joining to provide 70 courses. The program lets students complete requirements at their own pace with correspondence instruction from university professors. Dr Mary S Calderone urged confidence in today s youth during a two day Albany visit speaking at Albany State University about sex attitudes and education noting the Sex Information Council targets adults rather than children. In Mechanicville seven troopers raided venues with five men arrested on gambling charges and two previously bailed suspects. locations included P J Bakers Electrical Store and Val s Luncheonette with Armand Bagnoli and Anthony Mariaciello pleading guilty.
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Samuel B. Gould
College At
Geneseo
Orange County Community College
Borough of Manhattan Community College
Albany
Mary S. Calderone
Albany State University
Calderone
Sex Information Council of the
U.S
Mechanicville
P. J. Baker
North Main St
Val
Armand Bagnoli
Anthony Mariaciello
Jubilee plan eyed for Berkshire mall site on North Street
Berkshire area plans reveal expansion of the Jubilee urban renewal project to seize downtown blocks between England Brothers department store and Park Square West Street. PHA member Pete Francese cites a rough $3.5 million acquisition guess, with no total cost estimate available.
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Pittsfield
Housing Authority
North Street
England Brothers Department Store
Park Square
West Street
PHA
Pete Francese
Vermont urged to consider 12 month school year
Education Commissioner Harvey Scribner urged Vermont schools to study a year round plan after a Monday night meeting where New York coordinator George Thomas outlined the concept. Thomas, who argues continuous schooling boosts learning, noted economics as a key factor but stressed education quality.
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Vermont
George Thomas
New York
Thomas
Bennington
Hong Kong Flu Expands Across United States
ATLANTA UP I millions of Americans will face the Hong Kong flu amid Christmas travel. The virus already reaches 28 states and may hit all 50 by spring, with officials warning holidays will accelerate spread. New York reports epidemic levels, Charleston’s Citadel halts classes as 165 cadets are hospitalized for flu like illness. Peak expected January.
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Atlanta
National Communicable Disease Center
NCDC
New York City
Charleston
S.C
The
Citadel
Thomas Merton Dies at 53 in Bangkok, Monastic Figure Fades
TAPPIST Ky UP I reports Thomas Merton famed author and monk of Gethsemani Abbey died Tuesday in Bangkok Thailand at 53 The monastery was informed by cable from the U S embassy Cause of death not released Merton a pacifist writer and longtime abbey resident left New York for Kentucky in 1941 ordained 1946 with books like The Seven Storey Mountain and The Waters of Siloe He was born 1915 in the Pyrenees to an English father and American mother educated at Cambridge and Columbia universities and taught at St Bonaventure College.
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U.S
Bangkok
Thailand
Dalai Lama
Tibet
New York
Siloe
Pyrenees Mountains
France
Cambridge University
England
Columbia University
St. Bonaventure College
Olean
Nee
Rutland Board Agrees To Furnish Teachers for Parochial Schools
The Rutland School Board approved using public school teachers in the citys parochial elementary schools. Christ the King School sought three PE instructors and an art teacher, plus two PE teachers for Mount St. Joseph Academy. Cost to taxpayers estimated at 48750 yearly. A motion to refer the issue to the attorney general failed 7 to 2.
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UPD
Rutland School Board
Christ the King
Mount St. Joseph Academy
James Tinney
Attorney General’s Office
Leonard Wing
Parochial School Board
Donald Hackell
The
Vermont Civil Liberties Union
Hackell
Attorney General
Vermont Supreme Court
Tireless Pupils Spare Time After Bus Tire Vandalism
About 2,075 pupils in Aurora Ohio were sent home early on Tuesday after someone let the air out of all nine school buses. The district canceled classes as drivers reported flat tires and disruptive delays across the bus fleet. Local police began an investigation into the deliberate tire deflation.
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Aurora
Ohio
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David Chisholm
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Sprague Electronic
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North Adams ‘Tree Bank
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City Health Department
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