Windsor inmates issue drastic demands at state prison
In Windsor Vermont inmates at Windsor State Prison publish the Windsor Statement listing 21 demands to reform disciplinary procedures and education programs. They call for conjugal visits, presence of an observer at disciplinary hearings, end to humiliating treatment of trustees, expanded rehabilitation, and greater access to state social and employment services amid accusations of fascist conditions.
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Windsor
Windsor State Prison
State Corrections Department
Innates
Vermont State Prison
Vermont Department of Corrections
America
Iefer
Luparar
Sual
Gilbane firm to build hospital staff adds seven doctors
The Gilbane Co. of Providence will be general contractor for a 6 million Putnam Memorial Hospital expansion. Work on the new wing starts Aug 14. Seven doctors join Pathan Herald staff, including Freyer, Greenleaf, McManmon, Gash, Peliz, Giller, and Dr Mason Barney, with specialties in otolaryngology, orthopedics, psychiatry, pediatrics, internal medicine, and osteopathic medicine.
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Gilbane Co
Providence
R.L
Putnam Memorial Hospital
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Stout
Stout Sai
William Gilbane
Pathan
Herald
Stuart Preyer
Dr. Molay
Freyer
Columbist University College of Physicians
New York
Mt. Sinai Hospital
David ‘F. Greenleaf
Dudley M. Baker
Richard N. Fabricius
Boston Univsity School of Medicine
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston
Robert McManmon
United Counseling Service
McManmon
St. Louis University School of Medicine
Los Angeles County University of Southern California
Manindra Gash
Medical College of Calcutta
India
Bristol Waypilad
Bristol
Philadelphi
Harvard Medical School
Presbyterian Hospital
McLean Hospital
Waverly
Mass
Pennsylvania Hospital
Philadelphia
Robert Giller
University of Ilinois
Mason Barney
Manchester
Kirksville College
Kirksville, Mo
St Peter's Fair bookstall and village events set for July 22
St Peter's Fair activities on July 22 include a village green auction at Schoo Street, the fair open from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. The Laven and Parish hall host booths, adults serve a noon hot lunch, and games and pony rides are planned for the Pleasant Street lawn. General chairs are Mrs. Peter Hoar and Mrs. Sterling Wilson with Mrs. F.J. Mayer overseeing staging.
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St Peter's Church
Schoo Street
Pleasant Street Lawn
Peter Hoar
Sterling Wilson
Kevin Miibadeau
Harold Gore
West calls for tougher drug penalties in Vermont
UPI reports Rutland attorney general candidate Robert West urged stiffer penalties for drug abuse in Vermont. He criticized judges for not imposing harsher fines despite strong laws and defended a law redirecting funds from motor vehicle conviction fines. Opponent Kimberley Cheney campaigned in Woodstock, voicing support for the Supreme Court death penalty ban, as three-way race with Sten Lium.
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Rutland
UPI
Robert West
Vermont
Rutland County
Washington County
Kimberley Cheney
Woodstock
Peole
Supreme Court
Montpelier
Sten Lium
Vermont highway chief backs Common Sense group
Burlington based Highway Commissioner John Gray says he supports Common Sense Associates to promote economic improvement in Vermont. He also cited a 17 million federal highway funds allotment, a plan to implement an anti billboard law within a year, and expansion of routes on Interstate 89.
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Washington
UPI
U.S. Senate
George Aiken
Office of Economic Opportunity
Aiken
O&o
OEO
Burlington
John Gray
Vermont
Gray
Common Sense
Wcax-Tv
Stafford outlines features of new child development bill
Senator Robert Stafford says the Senate passed a bipartisan compromise bill that would fund vital services for thousands of Vermont children through new child development programs. He cites more state control, less initial funding for planning and training, and demands House elimination of a floor amendment that would give HEW broad state authority, stressing parental involvement is essential.
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Washington
Stafford
Committee On Labor and Public Welfare
Nixon
Senate
House of Representatives
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
Vermont
Car lands in river in one car crash. driver uninjured
State Police report a 1969 Buick ran off Route 333 west of Saxtons Niven, struck an embankment and landed on its roof in the Green River. Driver Grover Tf Hotaling, 62, of Saxtons Niven, escaped injury as the car suffered extensive damage.
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Saxtons Niven
West Aplington
Green River
Holaling
Siste
East Dorset
Donald J. Gates
East Wallingford
Harold Beebe
Gates
Ronald W. Bovie
Petersburg
N.Y
Joseph Cavalier
Bristol
Conn
Shaftsbury
Neron Toll Rowl
Steven Perkman
North Jennington
Peckham
Pasy
Pallees
William D. Matson
Royal Pines Villa
Wailer Park
Oscar L. Dominguez
North Pawnal Road
Matsau
Dominguez
Candon Esposito seek re election
Rutland leaders Thomas Candon and Francis Esposito announce campaigns for re election as Rutland state representatives. They have served in the two member district since 1966.
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Candon
Esposito
Rutland
UPI
House
Thomas Candon
Francis Esposito
Hospital Notes: admissions and births June 30 July 1 1972
Hospital notes list admissions across several towns including North Bennington Bennington Shaftsbury Hoosick Falls and Petersburg with names such as Harrie Hyatt Ruth Houran Patricia Van Ness Judith Cooper Valera Waite John Thamuayer Peter Buckley Penelope Sprague and more Discharges include Carolyn Hayes Wilfred Reynolds Mary Kinney plus a birth record for Mr and Mrs Chester Jennings a son June 30 and another at Engle Bridge NY July 1
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Harrie R. Hyatt
North Bennington
Ruth Houran
Patrica van Ness
Judith Cooper
Valera Waite
John Thamuayer
Bennington
Patricia O'Dell
Petersburg
N.Y
William Green
North Pownal
Guide Cimonett
Wilmington
Carolyn Hayes
Wilfred J. Reynolds
Mary Kinney
Wendy ‘Cefit
Pawnal
Peter F. Buckley
Penelope Sprague and Son
Hoosick Falls
Ivan Elwell
Penny Brown
Shaftsbury
Kenneth Kennard
Zita Fortier
Lucille Kennedy
Andre Hohman
Margaret Pendergast
Fairfax
Elizabeth Brown
Alfred
Perramini
Douglas Woodard
Weal Arlington
Arthur S. Harrington
North Hoosick
Chester Jennings
Settlers Head
Charles Fly
Garth Pownal
D. Benedict Niles
Niles Road
Engle Bridge
Judge Coffrin Sworn In as Vermrit District Judge
Judge Sterry R. Waterman swore Albert W. Coffrin of Burlington as a 4.8 district court judge for Vermrit. Coffrin fills the vacancy created when U S District Judge Reynard Laddy retired last January.
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UPI
Albert W. Coffrin
U.S
Circuit Court
Sterry R. Waterman
Vermrit
Coffrin
Reynard Laddy Uled
Coolidge centennial ceremonies planned at Plymouth Notch
Centenary events marking President Calvin Coolidge’s birthplace in Plymouth Notch are set for July 4 with an estimated turnout of 2000 to 4000 people if weather cooperates. The day includes a memorial service, dedication of a new visitors center, and remarks by dignitaries like Deane C. Davis Consuelo Northrup Bailey and Rep Allen Foley.
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Plymouth Notch
Calvin Coolidge
Vermont
Windsor County
Richard W. Mullary
Richard Nizon
Coolidge Homestead
Warren Hardington
Deane C. Davis
Consuelo Northrup Bailey
Obituary for Katharine Waldo Wilde 87 Hoosick native
Katharine Waldo Wilde 87 formerly of Fox Hollow Road Hoosick town N died Saturday at Central General Hospital Pine View Illinois. Widow of Fritz Wilde she was born in Germany and farmed with her husband in Hoosick. A son William Wille died last September and a nephew Albert Kirchner of Tong Island survives. Funeral Wednesday at 1 am Mahar Funeral Home Hoosick Falls with burial in Maple Grove. Calling hours tonight 7 to 9 and Tuesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm.
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Katharine Waldo
Fox Hollow Road
Hoosick
Central General Hospital
Pine View
I.L. N
Fritz Wilde
Germany
William Wille
Albert Kirchner
Tong Island
Ferrisburg longtime official Corydon Harris dies at 89
Funeral services are set Wednesday for Corydon Harris a Ferrisburg official and former state representative who died Sunday in Vergennes after a long illness Harris 89 served as town treasurer for 27 years as town auditor for 20 and was Ferrisburg representative to the Vermont Legislature from 1912 to 1914
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Ferrisburg
UPI
Corydon
Harris
Perrisburg
Vermont
Bennington Briefs and Local Notices Snapshot
Bennington Free Library closes all day July 4 for holiday. Food stamp office open, will observe holiday. Bennington and area scholastic honors listed for Stonehill College and Johnson State College. July 5 town meeting moved to Wednesday at 78 p.m. Various community notices include tenant association appeal, senior citizens card party results, upcoming card party, and office closures. Bowling lanes schedule adjustments amid resurfacing. Hearing on June event in North Bennington scheduled for 10 p.m. at the firehouse.
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Bennington
Brian J. Morrissey
Gerald E. Morissey
Newey Sr
Stonehill College
North Roslin
Mass
Usedean
Johnson State College
Celeste M. Gallant
Nicholas C. Santo
John E Reber
Manchester
Michael &. Rowley
Londonderry
Bpuilding
South Street
Sunction
Pritsant
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Karl B. Hacengton Ady
Floating tunnel discussed to link Plattsburgh and Burlington
Mayors Gordon Paquette of Burlington and Holand St. Mierre of Plattsburgh reviewed a floating tunnel plan beneath Lake Champlain. The English firm Grant Assatistes proposed a $211 to $325 million tunnel bridge linking Cumberland Head, N.Y., with Grand Isle, Vt., with strong initial enthusiasm from the officials.
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UPI
Burlington, Vt
Plattsburgh
Lake Charnglain
Gordon Paquette
Burlington
Holand St
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