Union Talks Continue At Bryant Grinder In Rutland
In Rutland Friday bargaining is planned as United Electrical Workers Union and Bryant Grinder Co officials resume talks over a three month strike that idle about 350 workers. The governor's representative Albert Cree will attend. Msgr Valentine Michulka, oldest Vermont Catholic priest, dies at 90. Funeral Thursday. Shocks of snow bring $6,000 per inch value to Vermont ski country according to Sugarbush. Voters decide today on sending Black River High School students to Springfield High School tuition basis. Sarah Maria Jones, 66, dies in two car crash near Castleton.
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Cree
Deane C. Davis
Rutland
UPD
Valentine Michulka
Vermont
Msgr
Michulka
Rome
St. Stanislaus Church
Chopoy
Poland
Michalka
West
Warren
Green Mountain
Phil Camp
Sugarbush
Camp
Ludlow
Black River High School
Springfield High School
Springfield School
Castleton
UPI
Sarah Maria Jones
Fair Haven
Primaries date shift gains GOP favor in Albany
In Albany, Republicans largely back proposals to move state primaries from June to September, while Democrats oppose. No bill is pending, but Republicans say one will be introduced soon. Mayor Lindsay may back the measure, arguing late primaries benefit officeholders. The idea faces opposition from those seeking office. Meanwhile, Harold Newcomb and Chancellor McGovern won Regents seats. Newcomb fills an unexpired term through 1983.
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John V. Lindsay
New York City
Harold E. Newcomb
Oswego
International Business Machines Corp
State Board of Regents
Joseph F. McGovern
Bronx
Department of Education
Newcomb
Edgar W. Couper
Binghamton
Saratoga County Approves Bonds for Infirmary Plan
The Saratoga County Board of Supervisors in Ballston Spa authorized serial bonds for a $3.5 million infirmary and nursing home. Final state and federal approvals are pending with bids possible later this year if approval arrives by April. Architects Tool and Angerame ready to start final design.
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Saratoga County Board of Supervisors
Ballston Spa
Fred Hequembourg
Tool
Angerame
Taxpayers revolt and Windsor Lake grant in Berkshire region
North Adams residents form a taxpayers group and back a statewide revolt to urge tighter state spending control and to urge Gov Sargent to veto the legislative pay raise. NATA leadership to organize Western Massachusetts action. Conte announces 73995 federal grant for Windsor Lake campsite development to be funded by bond. Williamstown may host a Hollywood Christmas romance film with possible winter shoot.
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North Adams Taxpayers Association
Francis W. Sargent
Williamstown
Charles H. Norcross
NATA
Massachusetts
Windsor Lake
U.S
Silvio O. Conte
Pittsfield
Interior Department
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
University City Studios of
Hollywood
Bank Robbery at Pittsfield Dalton Branch Reported
Dalton police hunt a man who robbed the Pittsfield Cooperative Bank Dalton branch of 6600 dollars late Friday morning. Police say no getaway car description exists and no bystander saw the suspect leave. branch manager Roy Whitman provides the loss estimate.
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Dalton
Pittsfield Cooperative Bank
Robert R. Powell
Roy Whitman
New England 1980 Outlook: Income Rise Amid Labor Pressures
A lengthy forecast by Arthur D. Little for the New England Regional Commission predicts a 93.3 percent rise in total personal income from 1965 to 1980, with employment near full but growing labor shortages. It notes higher per capita income than the nation, and warns of urban rural blight if regional disparities aren’t addressed. Manufacturing’s share to grow slower while services and defense spending influence regional growth and urbanization.
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Boston
UPI
New England
Boston Telephone Directory
New England Regional Commission
NERC
Arthur D. Little, Inc
Hartford
Coordinating Council Proposed For All Vermont Law Agencies
Vermont Attorney General James M. Jeffords urged creation of a coordinating council to unite state and local law agencies. The plan would align police groups, standardize procedures, centralize crime records, and expand rural law enforcement training aided by federal funds. Jeffords aims to streamline planning liaison with officials while pursuing a constitutional convention reform agenda.
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Vermont Chiefs of Police Association
Vermont Sheriff’s Association
Jeffords
Rutland County
Coordinating Council
Deane C. Davis
Governor
Crime Control Commission
Specifi
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