Vermont Jaycees Model Legislature Set For Feb 3
Vermont Jaycees plan a February 3 model legislature at the statehouse to debate a resolution backing U S war policies in Vietnam. Sponsored by Williamstown Jaycees the package also includes drug law reforms and restoring lands to local tax rules plus school bus and constitutional matters. The event is seen as a bellwether for real Vermont bills.
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Montpelier
United States of America
Vietnam
Vermont Jaycees
Williamstown Jaycees
Vergennes Jaycees
Waterbury
Jaycee
Vermont
Hellweather
General Assembly
Five Doner children die after St Albans fire
Frances Doner, 5, died at 5 36 am after a blaze that killed Margaret, 8, and Deborah, 4, and left Laurie, 7, and Lisa, 6, in critical condition. Authorities cited an overloaded extension cord in the living room as the probable fire cause.
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St. Albans
James Cioffi
Hoff to visit Orleans for Northeast Kingdom highway talks
Gov. Philip H Hoff will travel to Orleans on February 7 to attend a public meeting at Lake Region Union High School. He plans to explain Vermont’s highway funding trouble delaying Interstate 91 work to after Interstate 89 completion and note a Derby interstate section pushed to the late 70s with condemnation already started on area properties.
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Montpelier
Philip H. Hoff
Orleans
Northeast Kingdom
Lake Region Union High School
Derby
Highway Department
Burlington Lawyer Pleads Guilty to Embezzlement
Edward Reiter, a Burlington lawyer, pleaded guilty to 11 counts of embezzlement involving more than $112,000 of client funds. A pre-sentence investigation was ordered and he faces possible disbarment before the Vermont Supreme Court.
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Burlington
UPS
Edward Reiter
Harold C. Sylvester
Chittenden
Reiter
Vermont Supreme Court
Grand Jury hears slaying of Windsor State Prison guard
Woodstock County Grand Jury convenes to hear evidence in the murder of prison guard George Lee 51 who died after an attack at Windsor State Prison. Jere Wayne Bishop 25 of Essex is charged with first degree murder. he was in safe keeping awaiting trial on an attempted rape case and has pleaded innocent to the December 9 murder.
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Woodstock
UPT
Woodstock County
George Lee
Windsor State Prison
Jere Wayne Bishop
Essex
Bishop
New York Senate backs higher minimum auto liability coverage
In Albany the Senate approved a bill to raise minimum auto liability limits to 15000 dollars for single injuries and 30000 dollars for multiple injuries while property damage remains 5000 dollars. The sponsor expects about a five percent premium rise. In Troy, Rensselaer County taxpayers would pay about 151 million toward the 186.1 billion federal budget.
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Albany
New York Senate
Troy — Rensselaer County
New York State
Empire State
California
Rensselaer County OKs $1.5 Million Medicaid Payment
The Rensselaer County Board of Supervisors approved paying 1.5 million for unpaid 1967 Medicaid bills. Two thirds is reimbursable from New York State, leaving the county with 500000. In 1967 the county spent 5 million on Medicaid, with 3.5 million originally budgeted. About 28,000 residents participate in the program.
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Troy
Rensselaer County Board of Supervisors
New York State
Rensselaer County
Million-dollar mistaken check causes Berkshire confusion
Mrs Victor Blair unknowingly handles a Sprague Electric Co Credit Union check for 1 000 025 dollars instead of 25. She cashes 25 at a local market. John B Van Jura of Pittsfield accepts it as payment on account and says he will return the check to the credit union.
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Adams
Victor Blair
Sprague Electric Co. Credit Union
Pittsfield Lawyer Elected Fellow Of ACTL
Paul A. Tamburello of Pittsfield and president of the Massachusetts Bar Association has been elected to a fellowship in the American College of Trial Lawyers. He will be inducted in April in Coronado California. Membership in ACTL is by invitation and regarded as a prestigious professional position.
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Pittsfield
Paul A. Tamburello
Massachusetts Bar Association
American College of Trial Lawyers
Coronado
Calif
ACTL
Board of
Wyzanski
Brookline Hearing Set On Ownership Of Impounded Cars
Hertz Rental Agency of Boston claims five of twenty three impounded cars. State Police Det Lt Milo F Brown says a writ of replevin is en route to be served. A Brookline hearing on March 18 will determine who owns the vehicles.
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Pittsfield
Hertz Rental Agency
Boston
Milo F. Brown
Brookline
Theodore Herberg Named Man of the Year at Temple Anshe Amunim
Pittsfield Theodore Herberg was chosen man of the year at the Temple Anshe Amunim annual meeting. A former temple president and school principal, he now serves as a consultant in the school. Mervin Wineberg was elected president.
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Pittsfield
Theodore Herberg
Temple Anshe Amunim
Judge Sees Civil Disobedience Spawning Tyranny
UPI reports Boston judge Charles E. Wyzanski Jr. challenges Tolstoy on draft refusal. Tolstoy argued all just people must refuse military service, while Wyzanski warns disobedience could bring tyranny. Atlantic articles contrast views in February issue.
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Boston
UPI
U.S
Charles E. Wyzanski Jr
Leo Tolstoy
Wyzanski
Atlantic Magazine
Tolstoy
the Atlantic
Civilian Payroll Targeted in Johnson Economy Plan
Washington lawmakers consider cutting civilian payroll as a key step in President Johnson’s fiscal reform. The proposal signals a broad review of government staffing to curb spending amid wartime costs and rising deficits.
Bombing halt conditions softened by U S officials
Washington cautious shift in policy allows a bombing halt if Hanoi stops increasing supply and infiltration into the South. State Department confirms endorsement of Clark Clifford’s idea that peace talks can proceed while Hanoi maintains current activity levels, a narrowing of U S bargaining room amid debate on stopping the bombing.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
North Vietnam
State Department
Hanoi
South Vietnam
Robert J. McCloskey
Defense
Clark M. Clifford
U.S
Dean Rusk
United States
Clifford
Exhumations Mark Turmoil at Cummins Prison Farm
Arkansas authorities dig on Cummins Prison Farm for up to 200 possible century buried bodies as Professor Morton quits over prison conditions. Exhumations reveal three skeletons. Dr. Edwin Barron Jr. notes 213 prisoners unaccounted since 1900. Morton cites sanity concerns and hazards of the job.
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Cummins Prison Farm
Ark
UPI
Arkansas
Thomas O. Morton
Southern Illinois University
Edwin Barron Jr
Cains
Cummins
Hoff urges social accounting for 1970s management
Vermont Governor Philip Hoff told a UPI reported audience at a government affairs seminar that social accounting, not stock quotes, would dominate management balance sheets in the 1970s. He urged about 200 delegates to engage more in government business and argued leaders must address social problems and bear tax responsibilities to fund public needs.
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Washington
UPI
Vermont
Philip H. Hoff
Hoff
U.S
Two Arrested in N Y C Subway For Terrorizing Passengers
A California man and a Maine youth were arrested on an IRT subway train at 14th Street after threatening passengers with a knife and displaying emblems of the Hell's Outcasts gang. William Rigstad, 22, of Glendale and Ronald White, 19, of Biddeford surrendered. weapons and draft cards were recovered.
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New York
UPID
California
Maine
New York City
William Rigstad
Glendale
Calif
Ronald White
Biddeford
fHell
Rigstad
White
14Th Street
Navy
FBI
FBI Reports On Antidraft Rally Participants
Boston FBI compiled activity reports on 21 men who allegedly turned in draft cards at Arlington Street Church after the arraignment of five defendants led by Benjamin Spock on charges of conspiring to aid draft evasion. The case, tied to an antidraft movement sermon by Rev. Philip Berrigan, seeks to determine any law violations and involves arraignments where defendants pleaded innocent.
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Boston
UPD
FBI
Arlington Street
Justice Department
U.S. District Court
Benjamin Spock
William Sloane Coffin Jr
Yale University
Michael Goodman
New York
Temple
Maine
Marcus Raskin
Institute of Policy Studies
Washington
Michael Ferber
Buffalo
N.Y
Harvard University
Francis J. W. Ford
U.S
Paul F. Markham
Ford
Markham
Spock
Vietnam
Philip Berrigan
S.J
Baltimore
Berrigan
Maryland
Coffin
Three Airlines Battle For New Flight Routes
Federal hearings open in Bedford New Hampshire as CAB examiner Walsh hears a three airline bid to link Maine New Hampshire Vermont cities with Detroit Cleveland and Chicago. Northeast Mohawk and Trans East seek routes with proposed fares schedules and aircraft plans for 1969 service.
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Bedford
N.H
UPI
New England
Great Lakes
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
Richard A. Walsh
Presque Isle
Bangor
Portland
Maine
Manchester
Lebanon
Burlington
Detroit
Cleveland
Chicago
Boston
Northeast Airlines
Mohawk Airlines
New York State
Trans- East Airlines
Walsh
Portland-Chicago
Northeast
Trans-East
Mohawk
Wallace Seeks Ballot Spot in Vermont
In Montpelier, Secretary of State Harry Cooley informed Wallace campaign aide W. M. Beck Jr. that 1 percent of Vermont's 1966 governor vote, or 1,380 signatures, are required to place George Wallace on the November ballot. Beck, among 25 lawyers aiding the effort, met to confirm petition procedures.
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Wallace
Beck
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