Vermont Officials Reject Request to Delay I 91 Interchange
The Vermont Highway Board rejected New Hampshire Governor John W King s appeal to postpone the I 91 Norwich interchange construction saying no new evidence existed. Rutland attorney John D Carbine urged a pause pending a second federal review while residents and Dartmouth College officials opposed the location citing campus impact.
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Norwich
Hanover
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Dartmouth College
Dartmouth
Burlington woman on trial in fatal Route 22-A crash
In Rutland district court, Susan Carpenter, 21, faces charges of careless and negligent driving resulting in death after her car ran out of control on Route 22 A in Benson last October, killing Kathleen Ross, 21, of Burlington, a passenger. Residents vote again on a three-town union school district in Hartland Windsor and Windsor, after a June 6 close defeat. The state agrees to buy the National Life Insurance guest house in Montpelier for 65,000 to house a new administration building. Senator Edward Brooke, addressing NAACP, urges action on civil rights to prevent escalating violence, saying black power is a response to white irresponsibility.
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UPI
Burlington
Rutland District Court
Susan Carpenter
Benson
Kathleen Ross
Montpelier
API
National Life Insurance Co
William F. Kearns
Department
National
Boston
Edward W. Brooke
U.S
Massachusetts Republican
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Spingarn
Congressional
Congress
United States
Brooke
Fallout survey to map Vermont shelter spaces
Governor Hoff asks for public help in a Bureau of Census led survey of home fallout protection in Vermont. 354 public shelters with 166000 spaces exist, leaving about 235000 residents exposed. Home shelter coverage would let people shelter in basements during a nuclear disaster.
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Montpelier
UPD
Philip H. Hoff
Vermont
Bureau of Census
Division of Civil Defense
Defense Department
Hoff
Burlington
Rutland
Barre
Census Bureau
Troy city manager outlines musts for improved city
Sidney C. Smith urged a new 3 million dollar marina style city hall plus police and fire complex on River Street to the river. He called Troy Industrial Authority a golden opportunity, praised the Police Department and urged an expanded recreation program.
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Troy
Sidney C. Smith
Masonic Temple
River Street
Smith
City Industrial Authority
Berkshire business buys Adams marble firm to form industrial park
Two Berkshire businessmen Richard A. Scarafoni and Richard J. Scullin purchased the Georgia Marble Co. of Adams for about 90000 dollars. The 30000 square foot buildings include a loading dock and railroad siding as part of the planned industrial park.
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Richard A. Scarafoni
Dick Scarafoni, Inc
Ford
State Road
Richard J. Scullin
Mohawk Stone Products, Inc
State St
Georgia Marble Co
Adams
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American Heart Association
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Mary Fletcher
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National Agricultural Youth Institute
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Neb
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Sen. Brooke
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Jameia
West Indies
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N.Y
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Robert B. Howard Jr
New York
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Pittsfield
Greylock
Benedict C. Breitund
Springfield Conservation Commission
Mt. Greylock
Breitung
Bruce Guillion
State Division of Forests and Parks
Oakland Associates
Manchester
New Metropolitan
Winston W.luther
Safford ST
Bennington, VT
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
New York, N. Y
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