Vermont Officials Question $2200 Legal Fee for Alexander Representation
In Montpelier State Finance Director Bruce Mosher seeks more information and a detailed expense breakdown for a $2,200 bill from attorney Robert Eldredge representing Public Safety Commissioner Erwin Alexander. Eldredge was hired for hearings on the July 19 nighttime shotgun attack at the home of Rev. David Johnson in Irasburg. Mosher will send the bill back to the department after consulting Attorney General James M. Jeffords.
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Atty
James M. Jeffords
Mosher
Brookline boy dies from accidental gunshot in Vermont
Wayne Thomas aged 13 of Brookline Massachusetts died at Medical Center Hospital of Vermont from a head gunshot wound after a .22 rifle discharged when his 15-year-old brother Richard was removing it from the family car. He had been in a coma since admission.
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Burlington
UPI
Wayne Thomas
Brookline
Mass
Medical Center Hospital of
Vermont
Thomas
Richard
Restraining order on Troy city manager extended
In Troy New York Justice John H Pennock continued a temporary restraining order preventing Adrian C Gonyea from interfering with Lawrence J Collins duties as Troy city comptroller Collins argues Gonyea is not qualified due to non residency and the office is vacant since December 31 The judge reserved decision after hearings In Albany Assistant U S Attorney Justin J Mahoney nominated for state Civil Service Commission supported by local Democratic leaders Mahoney former U S attorney appointed by Kennedy and Johnson previously resigned under Nixon and remains unacted upon by the current administration
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Troy
Adrian C. Gonyea
Lawrence J. Collins
City of
State Supreme Court
John H. Pennock
Marvin I. Honig
Collins
Jerome K. Frost
Gonyea
Frost
Defreestville
Albany — Asst
U.S. Atty
Justin J. Mahoney
State Civil Service Commission
Rensselaer
Edward McDonough
Mahoney
State
Democratic Committee
Albany County Democratic Organization
Marvin M. Lisset
Supreme Court
A. Franklin Mahoney
U.S
Kennedy
Johnson
Nixon
Immigrants Face Show Cause Hearings in Boston
Fifteen workers in North Adams charged with violating their immigration status are set for show cause hearings before a U S Immigration and Naturalization Service official in Boston on Wednesday. Nearly all are Honduran nationals employed by Hunter Outdoor Products Inc with some workers returning home voluntarily.
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North Adams
U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service
Boston
Hunter Outdoor Products, Inc
Honduras
Massachusetts teachers seek $7500 minimum pay rise
William H. Hebert of the Massachusetts Teachers Association urged a $7500 minimum pay for teachers before the Education Committee. He noted current minimum $5750 and average $8100, saying Massachusetts ranks 14th. Hebert warned many communities won’t raise above the minimum, while opponents from the Mayor's and Selectmen's Association objected.
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Boston
Committee On Education
William H. Hebert
Massachusetts Teachers Association
Hebert
Mayor’s and Selectmen’s Association
Town board opposes tenure for police chief Zoito
Williamstown officials pile opposition to a warrant article seeking tenure for Police Chief Joseph Zoito Jr. The board, led by Chairman John J. Denelli, voted unanimously to oppose tenure for any town position and warned approval at the March 10 meeting would push the selectmen to petition the legislature to establish tenure for the chief.
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Williamstown
Joseph Zoito Jr
Board of Selectmen
John J. Denelli
Denelli
Selectmen
Lineman saves girl from flooded catch basin
Charles H. Pope Jr. was pulled to safety by a telephone company lineman on Saturday after a girl fell into a three foot deep catch basin when its cover was moved. The lineman, working nearby, rescued her from the icy water.
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Charles H. Pope Jr
Bennington Letters Correct Fire Accident Details
Beatrice Eggsware corrects The Banner Feb 12 report about her accident near Schocker's fire on Feb 11 saying she was not a spectator but a block away. She notes the driver was known by an officer who took her to the hospital and later identifies Rachel Kinney as the driver.
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Schocker’s
Bennington Village
Rachel Kinney
Virginia
Washington
Rutland Taxpayers Association
Taxpayers associations under fire and praise in Bennington readers
A Bennington letter from RAY C. MURRAY defends taxpayers associations against critics, urging readers to judge by facts and truth, while praising growing regional coalitions like those in Massachusetts. The second item reports Operation Deer Feed delivering 1,400 pounds of deer food to Pownal, noting a dead deer and roaming dogs. volunteers and sponsors listed, call for further help.
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Massachusetts
Virginia
Goodnight
Ray C, Murray
Bennington Taxpayers Protective Assn
Bennington
Pownal
Pownal View
Route 7
Richard Borden
James Debay
Robert Dorman
Helen Renner
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Cone Automatic Machine Co
Cone Monday
Cone
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Down In
Berkshire
Lineman Rescues Girl
the Banner
Beatrice Eggsware
Goodall St. Bennington
The
Banner
Kennon Morsen
Branch Street
James Cross
March
Mer
William Stuchel Bennington
Harte Theatre
Harte
Dale R, Sands
School St
Triple
Grand Union Empire
Haynes & Kane, Inc
Dial
Main St
Bennington, Vt
Mead
County National Bank
Bennington _ Arlington
Chuck
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