Cause of Death Undetermined for Inmate in Vermont
Windsor State Prison infirmary inmate Federico Cardinalli died suddenly after severe stomach pains. Pathologist Dr. Richard Woodruff found stomach congestion suggesting possible toxic drug use and noted heart disease but no coronary attack. Cardinalli, 32, had been paroled as a violator and was serving a 1963 narcotics and larceny sentence. Vermont Gov Hoff backs lowering voting age to 18 pending legislative action.
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UPI
Richard Woodruff
Windsor State Prison Infirmary
Woodruff
Federico Cardinalli
Burlington Hospital
Windsor County
James Wright
Cardinalli
Montpelier
Vermont lawmakers push rival sites for youth facility
Three Republican House members propose a Waterbury location for a proposed medium security youth offender institution. Co sponsors from Waiterfield and Waterbury join in supporting Waterbury. Other lawmakers seek Windsor and St Albans locations, amid opposition in Pittsford to the State Institutions Board ruling for a $2.3 million facility.
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Pittsford
State Institutions Board
Waterbury seeks 1967 Winter Olympics bid in Vermont
Waterbury Board of Selectmen filed a formal application to host the 1967 Winter Olympics at Stowe Madonna Mountain or Mad River Glen. The move follows a Maine bid and places Vermont sites in consideration amid a New England Council report listing Maine Vermont and New York venues.
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Waterbury
UPI
New England Council
Maine
Vermont
New York
Rensselaer graduate backs humanities and social sciences
Malcolm Starr, RPI 1945 management engineering graduate and head of Malcolm Starr Inc. in New York, pledges $10,000 for faculty research grants in RPI’s School of Humanities and Social Sciences. Three grants of about $3,300 each will be awarded over three years. Starr also chairs Rensselaer Patroons, which gave over $1 million last year to the university. In a separate incident, Wayne A. Snyder, 36, a lieutenant with the State Campus Police and former Watkins Glen chief of police, was killed in a head-on collision on the Northway between Albany-Shaker and Troy-Shaker Roads. tanker driver Allen W. Jones, 58, is in satisfactory condition. Also, Mrs. Lesley Frost Ballantine spoke at the National Society of New England Women Founders Day luncheon at the Waldorf-Astoria, with officials from Green Mountain Colony in attendance.
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Troy
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Technological
Malcolm Starr
Rensselaer
Malcolm Starr, Inc
New York
School of Humanities and Social Sciences
Starr
Rensselaer Patroons
Lesley Frost Ballantine
Robert Frost
National Society of New England
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
Lisle Cottrell
Buskirk
Green Mountain Colony
Williamstown plans 21 classroom addition for Mt Greylock
Mt Greylock Regional High School Committee approves a 21 classroom expansion to meet projected 1365 students for 1972 1973. Plans include cafe space for 200, gym teaching station, expanded library, music room, reading lab and offices.
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Williamstown
Mt. Greylock
Hoff unsure on raising Vermont loan interest ceiling
Gov. Philip Hoff says he is unsure if Vermont should raise the 6 percent personal loan interest cap. He asked bankers about funding for housing amid a tight money market and discussed IBM Essex Junction expansion, bank liquidity, and potential Fannie Mae involvement. He noted confusion from banks lowering prime rates and the need for investment capital for growth.
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Essex Junction
Burlington
Peter Hincks
Hoff
Vermont
Oakes rules CVCAC drug advice not violation of law
Vermont Attorney General James L. Oakes ruled the Central Vermont Community Action Council’s price aid program for low cost mail order drugs does not constitute practicing pharmacy nor violate state law. The dispute arose after the State Board of Pharmacy charged the CVCAC’s Central Vermont Pharmaceutical Group with illegal drug dispensing via a Washington DC mail service. The board’s concerns centered on drug filling and business designation, but Oakes found no evidence of professional pharmacy activity and required removal of the word pharmaceutical from the group’s title. The program provides indigent residents price lists and mail order forms to obtain discounted drugs and vitamins through a nonprofit firm. In separate item, Hertz beat Avis 96 to 54 in a local rental agency basketball clash.
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D.C
Oakes
CVCAC
Washington
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