Palmisano Outlines Fifth Point of VT AG Program
Washington County State's Attorney Joseph C. Palmisano outlined the fifth point of his Vermont attorney general program at a St Johnsbury Rotary Club talk. He ties his civil and criminal law proposals into a unified agenda, building on prior points on law enforcement drug abuse natural resources conservation and consumer protection. He urged AG involvement in town and city issues, including salt probes, to aid municipalities and their citizens.
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ST. Johnsbury
Washington County
Joseph C. Palmisano
Palmisano
St. Johnsbury Group
State of
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Jeffords outlines plan to tackle drug problem in Burlington
State Sen. James M. Jeffords told Burlington Lions Club that drug abuse requires a comprehensive approach. He called for tougher enforcement against pushers, a broad public education program on dangers, and expert research into psychological causes of drug use and addiction.
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Burlington
Burlington Lions Club
James M. Jeffords
Jeffords
Sen. Jeffords
Four Hartford children drown in White River tragedy
Four young children, Ila Regione five, Thomas Blethen four, Kristen Colburn four, and Jeffrey Colburn three, were found dead late Sunday night in the White River. Police say they apparently drowned after being reported missing while under babysitter care near the Hartford Village home. The four children were related to Ila Colburn of Hartford Village and Norrine Regione of White River.
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Hartford
UPD
White River
Ila Regione
Thomas Blethen
White River Junction
Kristen Colburn
Jeffrey
Hartford Village
Ila Colburn
Norrine Regione
Colburn
Watervliet girl rescued from pool drain after 28 hour ordeal
Patricia O'Brien, 12, from Watervliet, became lodged in a six inch drain pipe at a municipal pool after slipping Saturday. Firemen used jackhammers and hack saws to free her. sedatives were given at St. Marys Hospital as her arm swelled and turned black and blue. In Colonie, a hydrogen tank exploded its safety valve after sun exposure causing minor alarm but no harm.
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Patricia O’brien
Alfred O’brien
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Troy
Patricia
St. Mary’s Hospital
Colonie
Linde Div
Union Carbide Corp
Howard Wilson
Frank Vasquez
Fuller Road
Estate of Sanford Cluett Admitted to Probate in Troy
The estate of Sanford Lockwood Cluett, valued around $2 million, is admitted to probate by Surrogate A Franklin Mahoney. Cluett, a native of Troy, died in Florida at his winter home May 18. He served as vice president and research consultant for Cluett Peabody and Co Inc and held more than 200 patents including ones for Sandfordizing fabrics to prevent shrinkage.
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Sanford Lockwood Cluett
A. Franklin Mahoney
Cluett
Florida
Cluett Peabody and Co, Inc
Berkshire News Briefs: Derby Pilot and Sheriff Candidacy
Mrs Shirlee Kay, participant in the Powder Puff Derby, visited North Adams with her husband and three children and expects to enter next year’s derby placing fifth in a field of 67. Sheriff John D Courtney announces reelection bid citing his progressive penology and a work release program that has earned about 35000 for inmates.
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Shirlee Kay
Here
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Pittsfield
John D. Courtney
Courtney
Swamp Citizens Association Triggers Clean Sweep on Spring Street
North Adams residents form Swamp Citizens Association claiming Spring Street streets were neglected. Within 24 hours of the group’s announcement, the street sweepers were out clearing Spring Street, ending the complaint.
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North Adams
Seaway Strike Ends Reopening After 24 Days
The St. Lawrence Seaway reopened ending a costly strike that trapped nearly 100 ships for 24 days as about 1,300 Seaway workers ratified a new contract following two days of bargaining between the Canadian Brotherhood of Railway, Transport and General.
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Montreal
TPS
St. Lawrence Seaway
Seaway
Canadian Brotherhood of Railway, Transport and General
Study Underway For Northern N E Expressway
Hanover New Hampshire UPI reports the New Hampshire Vermont Development Council moved to draft an application for technical assistance to study a proposed northern New England expressway. The plan envisions a highway across northern Maine New Hampshire Vermont linking to a northern New York road to spur regional economic development.
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N.H
UPI
New England
Regional Office of Economic Development Administration
Maine
New Hampshire-Vermont Development Council
Vincent Dahlfred
New York
Burlington
New Hampshire
Vermont
570 Pints Drawn For Blood Bank
Burlington Regional Red Cross Center collected 570 pints of blood last week across ten drawings up 87 pints from the prior week. The top drive was in White River Junction with 100 pints, and Durham New Hampshire yielded 89 pints. The center distributed 552 pints, with 504 going to Vermont and New Hampshire hospitals, and 48 elsewhere.
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Burlington
UPI
North Bennington Bank Condition Report June 29 1968
National Bank Region 1 prints a full bank condition for First National Bank of North Bennington Vermont as of June 29 1968. The document lists assets liabilities and capital accounts with totals and notes cashier Arthur E. Wickenden and directors Merritt S. Hewitt Jr Frederick H. Welling Hall W Cushman affirm accuracy and signatories.
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First National Bank OF
North Bennington
Vermont
U.S
Arthur E. Wickenden
Merritt S. Hewitt, Jr
Frederick H. Welling Hall
Cushman
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