Vermont Liquor Tax Revenue Near 6 Million in 1965
The Vermont Liquor Control Board reports 1965 fiscal year revenues totalled 5,909,585 dollars, with liquor sales from warehouses and about 50 state outlets at 16,739,029 dollars.
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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1965
Page
2
Barking Dogs Trigger Car Runaway Through Showroom
In Barton, Miss Dorothy Hastings left Porky and Gibby in a running car with gear in neutral. The dogs barked at a passing hound and jumped, shifting into drive. The vehicle rolled across steps, damaged a bank oil line, tore a street sign, and crashed into a showroom kitchen range, causing about $3,000 in damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barton
UPI
Dorothy Hastings
Porky
Gibby
Vermont institute to aid 40 teachers under NDEA funds
The University of Vermont will host an advanced study institute in English from July 5 to August 16 next summer. Forty teachers of Grades 9-12 will study linguistics structure and style in literature and composition with weekly stipends of 75 dollars plus 15 dollars per independent study. Eligible applicants have at least five years teaching and plan to teach ten more, and should apply to Professor Muriel J. Hughes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
National Defense Education Act
University of Vermont
Partcipants
Muriel J. Hughes
Hoff to Meet Board on New England Telephone Rates
Gov. Philip H Hoff will discuss profit rates for New England Telephone with Public Service Board Chairman Ernest W Gibson III. Gibson favors a roughly seven percent profit if service remains strong, noting the firm earns about 7.25 percent in Vermont. A full 1965 records review is planned with company officials early next year.
Nativity drama enacts Jerusalem scene in Williamstown
In Williamstown Vermont a Christmas Eve pageant recreates the nativity with 1500 residents taking roles. A stable, a donkey led by Joseph, Mary riding, live cattle and sheep, shepherds and three wise men appear. Choirs from St. Edward's and United Church perform carols. Organized by Gordon Ferno.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
UPI
Jerusalem
Vermont
Mary
Joseph
St. Edward’s Roman Catholic Church
United Church
Gordon Ferno
Marshall
N.C
Hudson Falls Man Killed In Route 196 Crash
A 20 year old Hudson Falls man, John L. Brady, died after his 1964 compact car left Route 196 between Hudson Falls and Adamsville around 11 30 p m Wednesday. He was pronounced dead on arrival at Glens Falls Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson Falls
Adamsville
Washington County
John L. Brady
Glens Falls Hospital
Troy Woman in Hospital in Pool Cue Attack
A 32 year old Troy woman, Mrs. Marlene LaValley, is hospitalized at Samaritan with head injuries after an alleged Thursday night attack by her husband, Norman R. LaValley. He, 41, is held at Central Police Station on second degree assault charges and to be arraigned in Police Court today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Samaritan Hospital
Marlene LaValley
Norman R. LaValley
Central Police Station
Jubilee project grant approved for Berkshire renewal plan
Berkshire's urban renewal agency received word that final approval of a 3,345,822 grant by the Urban Renewal Administration in Washington was announced. A temporary federal loan of 4,503,822 accompanies the approval. Chair Ralph J. Froio said a second area appraisal will precede acquisition, with work starting within three weeks. Homeowners are not required to move immediately, some may stay for up to three more years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsifeild
The
Housing Authority
Urban Renewal Administration
Washington
Urban Agency
Ralph J. Froio
North Adams Teachers Decry Low Salary Basis Plan
Charles E Boisvert chair of the North Adams Teachers Association salary committee said the School Committee failed to adopt a ratio plan based on 6100 starting pay. He argued using a 4500 base keeps many teachers out of the ratio system and misstates their pay levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Adams
Charles E. Boisvert
North Adams Teachers Association
Boisvert
Memorial Fund Planned for Patrolman George R. Little
A memorial to Patrolman George R. Little, who died of a heart attack on November 15, is under planning by anonymous friends. They aim to fund two portable resuscitators to equip the town’s two police cruisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
George R. Little
Bob Hope in Saigon Boosts Morale for GI Troops
In 100 degree heat at Tan Son Nhut, Bob Hope entertained about 10 000 U S soldiers with three hours of jokes and quips. He joked about President Johnson's operation and Hello Dolly versus Hello Chicken, then visited the Third Army Field Hospital to cheer wounded and absent friends, mocking student demonstrators back home with sharp humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
UPI
de Peae Ee
Fam Hope
Tan Son Nhut
President Johnson
Hope
Third Army Field Hospital
United States
Church Bans Santa Claus from Christmas Observances
In Shelburne Falls Massachusetts the William Butler Memorial Methodist Church banned Santa Claus from future Christmas observances. The church board unanimously approved a policy stating Santa represents "getting, not giving" and does not align with the message of Jesus Christ. The Rev G Alfred Hess said the resolution aims to teach Christ’s word, excluding Santa from church observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelburne Falls
Mass
Jesus Christ
Santa
Sign threatens trees at NAS with being shot
Captain Herbert Fox Rommel ordered a sign removed at the Naval Air Station after passers by said it did not reflect Christmas spirit. The sign warned that any one tampering with or removing the trees would be shot immediately by authority of the commanding officer.
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Advanced English Institute
Hoff
Gibson
New York
Law Firm
Cohoes
New York City
Cohoes Board of Education
Down In
Berkshire
Bob Hope
Viet
Santa Claus
Bennington Bannes
UPI News
Bennington
Wworlo
Jerry
Best
John A. Vallotti
North Street
TO Furniture CO
Main St
Adil
Chri
Astmas
Whitman
Giant Store
Yours
Artery Arcade
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