Fund-Raising Drive Supports Suspended North Troy Teacher
In Montpelier, the Stowe Caucus launched a fundraiser to aid Sylvia Hueter, a fourth grade teacher suspended by the Troy School Board. The group cites potential lack of funds to pursue due process and cover a $1,100 hearing fee, noting VE A aid may come later this month. Stone Caucus plans regional meetings and a public letter campaign to raise funds.
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Troy School Board
Hueter
Dustin White
Smith
VEA
Stone Caucus
Troy
Troy Board of Education
Dan G. Farano
South Troy
Ludlow Valve Co
State Education Department
Troy Urban Renewal Agency
Liberty
Adams Streets
Fourth Street
Fifth Avenue
Ground rules guide Kopechne inquest in Edgartown
The Massachusetts Supreme Court upholds most of Judge Boyle's inquest rules into Mary Jo Kopechne's death, ordering the hearing behind closed doors and restricting access to transcripts. Witnesses testify one by one with lawyers present only for rights and privileges, and prosecutors limited to court aide roles.
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Edgartown
Mass
UPI
Mary Jo Kopechne
James A. Boyle
Massachusetts Supreme Court
State High Court
Dinis
Boyle
Veteran Employe Retires After 39 Years of Service
Miss Julia A. Lynch of Montpelier retires after 39 years in Vermont state service. She joined in the Agriculture Department in February 1931 as secretary to the commissioner, then moved in 1960 to the Free Public Library Service as secretary to the executive secretary during several administrations. She resides at 155 Elm Street.
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Commissioner of Agriculture
The
Free Public Library Service
Miss Lynch
Jane B. Hobson
Elena Horton
Lillian Irons
James Igoe
Igoe
Free Public Library
Elm St
Montpelier
Electronic Network Guides New England Flood Control
In Waltham Massachusetts the Army Corps of Engineers reveals an $800 000 electronic network guiding flood control for 33 reservoirs and dams in New England. Data from 39 river stations and two tidal stations feed computers at the Corps headquarters to regulate a $300 million flood control system across six states and prevent spring flooding.
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Waltham
Mass
UPI
Army Corps of Engineers
New England
Frederick J. Clarke
Corps
Clarke
Man Admits Theft From London Police Canteen
Neil Arthur Capendale, 24, admitted stealing 2239 dollars from his employer while serving as manager of a canteen at a London police station. He received an eight month suspended prison sentence as the sentence.
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London
UPI
Neil Arthur Capendale
Refrigerated Youth Survives Trip From Arizona to Buffalo
A 15 year old Corsicana Texas youth, Jesse Parker, was found in a refrigerated vegetable truck sealed from Nogales to Buffalo. He survived the long ride and was hospitalized in critical condition at Mercy Hospital with severe brain damage from a prior auto wreck. The truck carried 41,000 pounds of tomatoes and was kept at 45 degrees. Police said Parker had undergone prior treatment in Galveston and was not in school. His parents were en route to Buffalo after notification.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Texas
Nogales
Ariz
Jesse Parker
Corsicana
Tex
Mercy Hospital
Parker
Galveston
Ray Graves
Niagara Frontier Food Terminal
Jesse Neal Parker Sr
New Hampshire Bans Nine Hard Pesticides
The New Hampshire Department of Agriculture ordered nine hard pesticides banned except by special permit. The Pesticide Control Board reviewed hydrocarbon pesticides and now allows use only with a permit and under supervision. Farmers must apply for permits and prove competency. unauthorized use carries a $500 fine. Public disposal guidance was requested.
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Concord
N.H
UPI
State Department of Agriculture
New Hampshire
State Pesticide Control Board
Vermont planner hires former beautification expert in Rutland
J Theodore Cacioppi 36 of Rutland has joined the Planning and Community Services Agency as regional planner in East Montpelier. He is a Mount Saint Joseph Academy and Norwich University alum with a government degree, previously worked in roadside beautification and junkyard law drafting for Vermont Highway Department, and served two years in the U S Army. He and his wife Joan Strasser live in East Montpelier with their son.
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Ford Foundation
Cacioppi
U.S. Army
Joan Strasser
Buffalo
N.Y
East Montpelier
Troy City Council fails to elect mayor in capacity crowd
Three Democratic nominees, Brian Sullivan Francis Flynn and Edward Connally, are defeated 4 3 as Louis Rizzo vows to remain mayor amid ongoing Troy council drama. Next vote set for Thursday night.
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Troy
Brian W. Sullivan
Francis J. Flynn
Edward J. Connally
Louis Rizzo
Third District
Nathan Werlin
Rizzo
Snowmobile theft case yields fine and jail in Berkshire
Stuart Rosenthal, 56, of Middleton, was fined $500 and given a two year sentence in district court for involvement in the theft of 56 snowmobiles from a Lee dealer last year. He received five years probation, admitted buying and reselling eight stolen machines, with 25 vehicles and the transport truck recovered to date.
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LEE
UPI
Stuart Rosenthal
Middleton
Rosenthal
John J. Dwyer
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