Advisers urge Maine to curb tourism reliance and grow industry
A panel serving Gov. Thomas Salmon says Maine relies too heavily on tourism and should expand existing industry while attracting new plants and employers. The Governor's group recommends policy shifts to diversify the economy and create lasting jobs.
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Burlington
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Thomas Salmon
Woman Hospitalized After Route 7 Kocher Drive Crash
A Bennington woman was treated and released at Putnam Memorial Hospital after a two car collision at Route 7 and Kocher Drive. Linda M. Caron 22 was stopped at a red light when her 1969 Nova was rear ended by a 1972 Oldsmobile driven by Stephen W. Coz 17 of Grafton NY. Police report extensive damage to both cars and a hit and run is being investigated in a separate parking lot incident.
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Bennington
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Kocher
Linda M. Caron
Stephen W. Coz
Grafton
N.Y
B&b
Alden M. Lachant
Ralph Quackenbush Jr
County
North Branch
Quackenbush
School Street
Charles A. Yatto
Salem
Stephen H. Gilman
Eagle Bridge
Yatto
Gilman
VOSHA Survives Vermont Budget Cuts
Governor Thomas P. Salmon indicated that the Vermont Occupational Health and Safety Act VOSHA will probably be continued after budget discussions. He noted concerns but said the program may stay and enforcement would not be returned to the federal government.
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Vermont
John Froines
Occupational Health and Safety
Vosha
M. Jerome Diamond
Salmon
Diamond
Court overturns prison term of ex policeman
Superior Court vacated four to seven year sentence of ex Bellows Falls patrolman Gary Quinn amid a plea bargain dispute tied to burglary and theft cases. Judge Morrissey ordered resentencing or a new trial with a different judge if held, as a 1974 Vermont Supreme Court ruling bans altering a sentence after imposition.
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Gary Quinn
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Windham County
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Rockingham
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John Lowery
Supreme Court
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Well Baby Clinic to Be Held in Bennington Jan 10
A Well Baby Clinic sponsored by Bennington Home Health Agency, the state Department of Health and United Counseling Service, will be held January 10 from 1 to 3 p.m. at the Second Congregational Church on Hillside Street. The clinic is free and open to area preschoolers. Appointments may be made by calling Betsy Yung at 442-5429.
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Bennington Home Health Agency
State Department
Betsy Yung
Ms. Stevens
Elizabeth Burke
Home Health Agency
D. Dexter Davis
American Cancer Society
Ken Costin
Bennington Ministerial Association
Kathy Slosek
Bennington Convalescent Center
Ruth Walbridge
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Obituary for Francis I. McGrath of Troy Times
Francis I. McGrath 62 of 429 Fifth Avenue Troy died Monday after brief illness at St Marys Hospital Troy He worked 31 years at Norton Co Watervliet He was a communicant of St Augustine s Church and member of Troy Council Knights of Columbus He is survived by widow Agnew Harlan two sons James A East Greenbush and F Eugene Colonie and sisters Mrs Marie Hall Manchester and Miss Agnes McGrath Troy Burial in St Johns Cemetery Troy
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Fifth Avenue
Marie Hall
Manchester
St. Mary’s Hospital
William and
Anna (Breen) McGrath
Norton Co
Watervliet
Workshops on death and dying set by hospital and agencies
Representatives from Bennington organizations plan a five week winter workshop series on death and dying beginning February 6. The program aims to educate hospital staff clergy and community groups with films tapes speakers and small discussion groups. Pre registration will be required to maintain continuity of sessions.
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Bennington
Ms. Stevens
State industries cautious on predictions in Vermont
LUDLOW UP I Gilbert Ray GE plant manager sees no immediate layoffs but gloom prevails as he warns against long forecast horizons. IBM in Essex Junction and GE avoid hiring cuts though several firms have already reduced staff amid Vermont’s 7.5 percent unemployment. Union Carbide in St Albans laid off 145 of 600. New England Telephone keeps hires stagnant, trimming some posts and moving operators to shorter weeks.
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Gilbert Ray
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Ray
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Essex Junction
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St. Albans
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New England Telephone Co
Alan Maynard
Vermont
Maynard
White River Junction
Mt Anthony okays English class realignment to 1051 ratio
Mt Anthony Union High School Board approved realigning English classes to meet a 105:1 maximum student teacher ratio this year, under state orders amid prior excess. The plan cuts one elective Non-conformist literature and adds a section for the same teacher while avoiding new hires.
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Mt. Anthony Union High School
Clarence Pelkie
State
Pelkie
Chris Langlois
Jonathan Durand
Albert Elwell
Bennington
Elwell
Sirhan hopes to clear name through new Kennedy inquiry
Sirhan Sirhan, imprisoned for the 1968 Robert Kennedy assassination, says he hopes a renewed investigation will prove his innocence and grant him freedom. In a Christmas message from San Quentin, he thanked calls for reexamining the case based on a second gun theory and expressed hope for release.
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Sirhan Sirhan
Robert Kennedy
San Quentin Prison
Sirhan
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