Vermont State Police Seek Nine Troopers
Vermont State Police recruit to fill nine trooper vacancies in Montpelier. Commissioner E A Alexander notes openings and urges eligible young men to apply. Starting pay 111.50 weekly with holidays, vacation, life and health insurance, and retirement benefits. Applicants must be 21, 5 9 in stocking feet, 140 pounds, 20 25 vision, high school education, and physically fit.
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Montpelier
Vermont
E.A. Alexander
Alexander
Air Safety Session Set In Rutland
Plans for the southern Vermont air safety meeting January 23 at Rutland Airport are shaping up. Vermont Aeronautics Board Commissioner Edward F. Knapp will moderate and review the board functions. New films by Fred Greenwood and Al Nogard, plus FAA participants, will be shown followed by an open discussion on aviation issues. Coffee and doughnuts provided by Rutland Airways at Beacon Restaurant.
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Rutland
Edward F. Knapp
Vermont Aeronautics Board
Fred Greenwood
al Nogard
FAA
Eastern Region Safety Committee
Albany
N.Y
U.S. Weather Bureau
Burlington
Glens Falls
Federal Aviation Administration
Rutland Airways
Beacon
Rutland Municipal Airport
New Hampshire bill would require every able bodied male to own firearm
Concord reports Republican Senator John P H Chandler proposes a law demanding all able bodied men in New Hampshire keep a firearm and ammunition at home citing protection like a fire extinguisher. Chandler says he does not own a gun. In Bennington District Court, multiple defendants faced traffic and property charges with varied pleas and fines including careless driving and petty larceny.
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Concord
UPI
John P. H. Chandler
New Hampshire
Chandler
Bennington District Court
John P. Morrissey
Stuart M. Caren
Woodmere
N.Y
Arlington
Manchester
Caren
John T. Carmody
Brian R. Pierce
William E. Thompson
Bennington
Pic’n Pac
Marion Rock
Meadow Lane
Shaftsbury
Oneida
Morrissey
Rock
Gary A. Hoag
Werner K. Graf
Cambridge
Mass
Fred L. Loveland
Rupert
Martin D. Raymond
John D. Maloney
Acapulco Mayor Bans Hair On Lip And Stage
Acapulco Mayor Israel Nogueda, nine days in office, ordered police to shave moustaches and closed the hippie musical Hair, provoking an international flap after 15 American and British cast members were deported. He cited obscenity and expanded the campaign to Monday.
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Acapulco
Mexico
UPID
Israel Nogueda
Nogueda
Follow Through Program Explained at Uni
Alice Miller outlined the Follow Through project to local University students. The initiative aims to provide low income children with experiences typically available to middle class youth. It emphasizes language development and verbalization to unlock learning potential and involves active parent participation and volunteering.
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Brattleboro
Alice Miller
Miss Miller
Crawfish Study Starts in Dry Mills Maine
Maine Fish and Game Department begins a five year study led by fishery biologist Donald Mains. The project aims to determine the value of crawfish and freshwater shrimp as food for Maine game fish and to assess their ecological role.
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DRY Mills
Maine
UPI
Maine Fish and Game Department
Donald Mains
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