Enosburg man jailed after jail escape and breakins
Cameron 21 of Enosburg begins a 3 to 5 year House of Correction term for jail escape and seven counts of breaking and entering linked to late May burglaries. He was captured after nine days of searching in Montgomery following a five day flight. A $200 sawed off gun fine may apply under the National Firearms Act.
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Dayton C. Cameron
Enosburg
House of Correction
Cameron
Franklin
Montgomery
Carl Gregg
Gardener pleads guilty to first degree murder in teen slaying
In Rochester James R. Moore, a 29 year old gardener, admitted guilt to first degree murder in the September killing of Pamela Moss, a 14 year old girl from Penfield. Monroe County Judge John P. Lomenzo sentenced Moore to life imprisonment under a new state law eliminating the death penalty and allowing guilty pleas to first degree murder.
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John P. Lomenzo
Moore
Monroe
James R. Moore
Pamela Moss
Penfield
Rehabilitation focus seen for North Adams renewal areas
City and federal officials inspected River Street and Washington Avenue neighborhoods to study preserving and improving existing homes rather than demolishing. Five sample houses will be reviewed by Technical Planning Associates of New Haven. The same night the authority approved vacation and travel allowances. Fourteen children enrolled in Mary A Jezyk Sunshine Park session for retarded children, with staff and helpers listed and a five week operation planned.
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South Side
River Street
Francis C. Florini
Paul C. Wilson
Wilson
Mary A
Hoff Eyes Month for 64th Vermont Assembly Session
Gov. Philip Hoff predicts a one month special session in January with eight bills ready for review. Expected reforms target education highways taxes welfare and development while a state coordination panel weighs department consolidations excluding education from health welfare groups.
Billado Says He's Been Tapped for Higher Post
Maj. Gen. Francis W. Billado Vermont adjutant general said he has been asked to accept the second highest position in the National Guard. He noted several adjutants general from other states want him for the post.
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N.Y
Francis W. Billado
Vermont
National Guard
Billado
Natural Gas For Burlington Held Possible by 1964
Burlington could have natural gas by 1964 as Vermont Gas Systems Inc proposes a transmission link with Trans-Canada Pipe Lines Ltd. A hearing on the petition is set for July 23 before the Public Service Board. The project would connect south from Montreal to the Vermont border, enabling gas delivery pending state and federal approval.
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Vermont Gas Systems
Calhoun
Donald G. Martin
Montpelier
William R. Carter
Fayetteville
Tenn
Jury Deliberates Nine Hours in Boston Garage Case
A Suffolk Superior Court jury of 11 men and one woman recessed after nearly nine hours without a verdict in the Boston Common underground garage trial. Defendants Kiernan Monahan and Carp faced 27 larceny counts and a conspiracy charge over 344 468 dollars alleged to have gone to the trio via a New York firm. The jury will reconvene at 10 a.m. to resume deliberations.
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Boston Common
Massachusetts Parking Authority
Francis W. Kiernan
Joseph W. Monahan Jr
Herman Carp
Suffolk Superior Court
Francis W. Quirice
Parking Authority
New York
Kiernan
Mazzillo & Tizian
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Muzzillo & Tizian
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Atty
Gael Mahony
Kernan
Monahan and
Carp
Mahony
Monahan
Richard K. Gordon
Ipswich District Court
Bay State drummer scores New Hampshire auto tags
Egremont Massachusetts official calls New Hampshire photoscenic plates a snare and delusion. Angus MacDonald, Berkshire Hills Conference vice president and Jug End Resort manager, recalls challenging New England states to a color photo contest won by Massachusetts by default. He objects to New Hampshire using the term on plates to lure tourists. He urges New Hampshire to enter this year’s contest before ordering plates.
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Mass
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Photoscenic
New England
Angus MacDonald
Berkshire Hills Conference
Jug End Resort
Berk
Shires
MacDonald
Granite State
Bay State
Bennington Banner Ad Rates and Delivery Details
Display Advertising rates and delivery options list per day costs for home and motor delivery. Subscriptions cover a 50 mile radius in Vermont with 6 month and 1 year prices, plus rates for elsewhere in the U.S. Special rates for servicemen are noted.
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Main St
Bennington
Vermont
The
Banner Publishing Corporation
Associated Press
D Motor Delivery
U.S
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