Milne Paroled in Vermont After Misuse Case
Former Barre lawyer Donald G. Milne, 33, convicted of misusing $13 000 in client funds, is to be released from Windsor State Prison Friday after a parole grant by Gov. Philip H. Hoff. Milne has served 17 months of a four to six year sentence. he will work in Montpelier and pursue University of Vermont extension courses toward a master’s degree while under monthly parole officer visits.
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Montpelier
University of Vermont
Parole Board
Middlebury church cuts VT Church Council support to $1
The Methodist Church of Middlebury voted to reduce its annual financial contribution to the Vermont Church Council to one dollar. Board Chairman Dean S. Arnold Jr. cited dissatisfaction with council policies but gave no specifics. Three other churches recently voted to leave the council over world and national issues.
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VPI
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VCC
Dean S. Arnold Jr
Church Board
Arnold
Swanton
Jeffersonville
Lyndonville
Rutland
Vietnam
Death of Goddard coed questioned by pathologist
Burlington UPI Dr Richard S Woodruff doubts Ellen Panson 20 died by own actions at Goddard College in Plainfield Vermont The body found Sept 21 in her dorm room may have been staged and ether inhalation suspected blood tests varied suggesting possible initial ether presence State police say case remains open Meanwhile in Montpelier the State Building Board continues hearings on Pavilion Hotel use since 1966 purchase The exterior could be preserved while interior rebuilt as a state office building Findings from a $20000 feasibility study will be presented to guide 1968 legislature
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UPI
Richard S. Woodruff
Goddard College
Woodruff
Montpelier
State Building Board
Pavilion
Capital Complex
Robert Burley
Rockefeller pushes gun registry plan for New York state
Gov Nelson Rockefeller said he will advance a proposal requiring registration of all privately owned guns in New York. He cited a private poll showing 78 percent of residents support a gun control law as part of his crime program for 1968. Shenendehowa High students boycott cafeteria. 800 pupils skipped meals two days amid talks with administrators.
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Nelson Rockefeller
New York State
Elnora
Shenendehowa High School
New York Education Aid Seeks $300 Million Increase
A report to state legislators by the Joint Legislative Committee proposes a $300 million rise in state aid to education. The plan would lift the per pupil ceiling from $660 to $760, boosting this year’s New York State aid from $1.5 billion.
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Joint Legislative Committee
New York State
Pittsfield Woman Killed Crossing Street By Car
Ada B. Walsh 75 of Pittsfield died Wednesday after being struck by a southbound auto driven by 17 year old Paul S. Guzzo as she crossed upper North Street toward a new home on the Pontoosuc Lake shore. Walsh was a former teacher and librarian and daughter of Mt. Greylock Reservation pioneers. Berkshire Medical Center’s formation discussed as Sisters of Providence and St. Luke's School of Nursing Alumni weigh merger roles and hospital plans.
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Ada B. Walsh
Berkshire Medical Center
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Mary Caritas
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Williamstown Actor to Lead in Broadway Musical Debut
John Perry son of Mr and Mrs Alton L Perry will take the leading male role in Now is the Time for All Good Men at Theater De Lys starting Tuesday. He and his brother Tony formerly sang with the Serendipity Singers before John left to pursue acting.
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John Perry
Alton L. Perry
All Good Men
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Tony
Serendipity Singers
Thermal Problem Hinders Government In Approving State Water Standards
Hartford based report notes the federal effort to approve state water quality standards is hampered by limited knowledge of pollution types especially thermal and salinity impacts. Dr. Jacob Bregman cites Pacific Northwest Columbia River salmon, Connecticut River heat from Yankee Atomic plant, and potential effects on Lake Michigan and Maine as key concerns. Muskie plans hearings on New England thermal pollution and proposed license guidelines aim to protect public health and river systems.
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R-Vt
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Vernon
New Hampshire
Edmund S. Muskie
Dmaine
Senate
New England
Aiken
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
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St Albans dealer restrained in used car sale practices
A Franklin County Chancery Court injunction bars Benoit Motor Sales Inc and its president Albert Benoit sales manager Clyde Wells and Mi chael Bushey from tampering with speedometers and other deceptive practices in selling used cars. The order prohibits misrepresenting mileage and placing used cars among new cars on lots and requires disclosure of mileage used.
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St. Albans
Albuquerque police probe welding students in burglary case
Albuquerque police investigate all new welding school enrollees for a suspect in a possible burglary at a construction firm. An inept safecracker attempted to cut the firm’s safe with a blowtorch but welded the door shut.
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Albuquerque
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Committee Studies Legislators Ethics Code in Vermont
The Legislative Council Ethics Study Committee will meet behind closed doors January 23 to gather lawmakers views on ethics and conflicts of interest. It will invite legislators to discuss ethics, salaries, campaign funds, and lobbyists as it considers standards of conduct and a potential permanent watchdog body. Chairman John Downs led five members including Mallary Fishman Dunham and Mrs. Glen McKibben as they pursue a code of ethics and procedures for legislators.
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St. Johnsbury
Mallary
Samuel Fishman
Vergennes
Marshall J. Dunham
Franklin County
Glen McKibben
South Burlington
Vermont Educational Committee lays groundwork for school reforms
Educational Committee for Vermont representatives of the National Committee for the Support of Public Schools met after Gov. Philip Hoff outlined five years of educational progress. The lay group, led by Walter L. Urie, will consult Education Commissioner Harvey Scribner, review school redistricting, and study task force recommendations overshadowed by district changes. Participants include Rep. Lyman Hunt, John Kristenson, and John Donohue.
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Essex Junction
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Brattleboro
John Donohue
Vermont State Colleges
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