Vermont Areas Included In Food Certificate Program
The Agriculture Department says the experimental food certificate program to aid needy mothers and infants will expand to two Vermont welfare districts, plus Brazos County Texas. Brazos starts July 20, Vermont districts St Johnsbury and Newport Aug 3. Eligible families receive certificates for milk, baby formula and cereal. Expectant mothers and mothers of children under one can get five dollars monthly for mothers and ten dollars monthly for babies. No cutbacks in other aid.
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Bibb County
US Fire Losses Jump 25 Percent in 1969
The National Fire Protection Association reports 1969 US property losses from major fires rose 25 percent to roughly 399.7 million, with 491 fires over 250000 in damage. Total fires reached about 2.42 million nationwide, with Canada posting 60 major blazes. The Rocky Flats (Colorado) and Boston warehouse fires were the year’s costliest, while construction flaws and lack of sprinklers fueled spreads.
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National Fire Protection Association
International Fire Safety Organization
Canada
Rocky Flats
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Webster
Mass
Omaha
Neb
Union Carbide Corp
Texas City
Texas
Warwick
R.I
Stockton
Calif
Metropolitan
Environmental Focus Marks Atomic Energy Symposium at UN
More than 50 technical papers are selected for presentation at a symposium on Environmental Aspects of Nuclear Power Stations to be held at United Nations Headquarters in New York City August 10 to 14. The IAEA and U S AEC sponsor the event with participants from Canada France West Germany India Japan Mexico Pakistan Switzerland United Kingdom United States IAEA United Nations and the Commission of European Communities.
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United Nations
New York City
International Atomic Energy Agency
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
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France
Federal Republic of Germany
India
Japan
Mexico
Pakistan
Switzerland
United Kingdom
United States
Commission of European Communities
AEC
John H. Kane
Division of Technical Information
Washington, D.C
Gen Wheeler retires after 38 year military career
Washington Gen Earle G Wheeler retires ending a 38 year path from teenage National Guardsman to chairman of the Joint Chiefs. Defense Secretary Melvin R Laird hails Wheeler in a formal Andrews Air Force Base ceremony as a great soldier statesman whose service earns the country lasting respect.
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West Point
Ince Wheeler
National Guard
Washinton
D.C
Morer
Chosn
U.S. Defense Polic
West Virinia
Kent Tavern Museum Opens Season Sunday
The Kent Tavern Museum in Calais Vermont, owned by the Vermont Historical Society, opens Sunday July 5 for its summer season. The 1837 stagecoach inn at Kents Corner showcases Vermont period pieces, Kent family buildings, and a country store with Vermontiana. Vermont crafts and refreshments will be offered. demonstrations and a North East Fiddlers Association concert on July 12 are planned. hours noon to 5 pm daily except Saturdays through Labor Day. The public is invited free of charge.
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Boston Judge Defies High Court on Obscenity Ruling
Boston Municipal Court Chief Justice Elijah Adlow sentenced Anthony M. Viglione, 38, of Medford, to three months in jail for selling a magazine with nude photos after declaring he would not follow Supreme Court rulings. Viglione appealed and was freed on $500 bail pending Superior Court trial.
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Medford
Whitaker doubts federal funds to detour I-93 around Franconia Notch
New Hampshire Public Works Commissioner Robert H. Whitaker told the Haverhill Highway Improvement Association that federal funds for detouring Interstate 93 around Franconia Notch are unlikely. Volpe halted the project south of Franconia Notch for scenic reasons and the diverted funds may go to other highways.
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Vermont
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Franconia Notch
Two Die in Bolten Urgent Road Crashes
In Bolton Pamela M Joslyn 15 Waterbury died after a one car crash on a state aid road. Passenger Sidney G Champney 16 Waterbury also died as the vehicle went off the road plunged down an embankment and hit trees. An 84-year-old Chippenhook man Daniel Keyes died later from injuries from a June 19 crash in North Clarendon. Vermont unemployment rose to 3 percent last week, up from 2.9 percent, with higher claims than a year ago.
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Pamela M. Joslyn
Waterbury
Chippenhook
Rutland Hospital
North Clarendon
Daniel Keyes
Montpelier
Vermont
Employment Security Department
Vermont grants fund training for education and employment seniors
Washington, D.C. UPI reports the Vermont Economic Opportunity Office in Montpelier received a 59716 dollar grant to train state level staff to coordinate education and employment programs for low income groups as announced by the OEO.
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LaBelle to be sentenced in New York murder case
In Rensselaer County Court Edward F. LaBelle faces life imprisonment after retrials convict him a second time in the rape slaying of Rosemary Sway, 15, of Cohoes, on November 28, 1963. His brother Richard was retried and convicted earlier. Edward's lawyers plan an appeal.
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Edward F. LaBelle
Rensselaer County
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Richard
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Cohoes
Edward LaBelle
Fort Massachusetts site eyes tear down of fort replica
Berkshire plans to demolish the rear blockhouse of the Fort Massachusetts replica near Central Markets Inc. City Librarian Ruth Brown weighs plaque as a commemorative alternative. The fort, built 1744, was the first full scale battle site in Massachusetts Bay during the French and Indian War. In Williamstown, the school building committee reviews a new 26 classroom layout with a 38 dollar per square foot total, and town officials pilot closed circuit TV sewer inspections to assess 5000 feet of lines on Southworth Street.
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Southworth Street
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