Vermont Morgan Horse Association set for annual meeting
The Vermont Morgan Horse Association will hold its second annual meeting at the Brown Derby Restaurant in Montpelier on Saturday January 13. Deane C. Davis, the association president, announced a color film program from Expo 67 featuring Morgan horses in leading roles in the World Horse Spectacular. The program includes footage from the National Morgan Show in Northampton, Mass and Lipizzaners from Vienna on tour. Dinner starts at 6 p.m. followed by a brief business session. The infant group, now over 100 members, is a non profit aiming to promote Morgan breeding showing and versatile use.
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Vermont
Vermont Morgan Horse Association
Deane C. Davis
Davis
Northampton
Mass
Vienna
United States
Vermont regulator orders insurer policy replacement notices
The Insurance and Banking Department in Montpelier issued a new regulation requiring insurers to notify policyholders of policy replacements and to warn of potential losses from switching. The rule, effective Monday, mandates disclosure of advantages and disadvantages to aid informed decisions amid mutual fund and term proposals.
Giant department store faces Sunday blue law case
Brattleboro reports the Giant department store appeared in district court to answer charges of violating Vermont Sunday blue laws by selling non essential items such as Christmas wrapping paper and light bulbs on Sunday. North Adams supervisor Gerald Gross asked for case continuation to secure counsel.
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Brattleboro
UPI
Windham County
David Gibson
Gerald Gross
North Adams
Mass
Albany Rensselaer to get new passenger facility
The Public Service Commission approved New York Central’s plan for an Albany Rensselaer passenger station in Rensselaer City with two platforms and a waiting room. The site offers ample parking, cuts NYC travel time by about seven minutes, and places passengers nearer the South Mall complex. In Albany, burglaries across Stewart Ice Cream Stores and other sites lead police to seek suspects after cash and merchandise totals exceed $700. In Troy, City Planner Robert Pritchard reveals a proposed 55‑home demolition program near UR Project A, with two thirds of costs covered by the federal government.
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Public Service Commission
New York Central
Rensselaer County
PSC
Albany
Albany Union
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New York City
South Mall State Office Complex
Stewart
Troy
City Planning Commission
Robert Pritchard
Williamstown declares struggle with Bernard Londo crisis
Berkshire report covers Bernard Londo in Albany Medical Center after surviving eight heart attacks in an hour on Christmas Eve. Readable and eating soft foods mark progress in a rare case as the 55 year old from Luce Road remains critically ill.
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Williamstown
Bernard L. Londo
Luce Road
Sprague Electric Co
Albany
N.Y
Londo
Health Dept Seeks Expanded Burlingon Montpelier Labs
Vermont lawmakers found a Health Department booklet detailing a $4.5 million bond request to expand two health laboratories. A $2 million addition to the Burlingon site and a $2 million central lab in Montpelier would consolidate space for administrative offices and allow other agencies to share a single facility to reduce costs and boost efficiency.
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State Health Department
Burlington
Montpelier
Salons To Give Priority To Regional Airport Bill
One of the first actions before the 1968 session is a $600,000 regional airport bill. Endorsed by joint Republican caucuses, it would create state-owned airports with 30 percent state funding. It must go to a conference committee for financing. Speaker Mallary suggests bonding may be used if surplus funds are insufficient.
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Richard M. Mallary
Fairlee
Mallary
Panel Grants Go-Ahead To Burlington Beltline Project
A Chittenden County three judge panel approved the first phase of the Burlington beltline. The court found the state Highway Department may condemn 100 acres for 1.4 miles of the new road costing 5.6 million dollars. Opposition favors an alternate route via the former Rutland Railroad line. Lawyers have 15 days to file exceptions before final judgment. Burlington officials back the plan.
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UPI
Chittenden County Court
State Highway Department
Burlington - Area
Rutland Railroad
Manhattan Drive
Saratoga Avenue
Burlington City
Highway Department
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