Central Vermont Medical Center financing plan outlined
Ten Washington County banks and National Life Insurance Company of Montpelier will back a 4.9 million central Vermont Medical Center loan. Trustees expect a permanent loan not to exceed 1.5 million after present funds and federal aid. Public subscription and regional hospital funds will cover the rest, including 1.1 million pledged by individuals and businesses.
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Central Vermont Medical Center
Washington County
National Life Insurance Company
Montpellier
Harold E. Shea
Shea
Insurance Company
Heaton of
Troy Officials Consider Suspension After Police Station Protest
In Troy on Tuesday city officials met after a march of about 60 Negroes to Troy Central Police Headquarters to demand suspension of patrolmen George E. Dodge and James Nelligan. The march follows an incident in which 17 year old Mary Berkley was injured during an arrest on Ninth Street. police report she resisted and was treated at St. Marys Hospital. Officials said no suspension will occur until a formal complaint is filed with the commissioner or chief of police. No protests were filed by late Tuesday.
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Troy
George E. Dodge
James Nelligan
Mary Berkley
Ninth Street
Miss Berkley
St. Mary’s Hospital
Commissioner of Public Safety
Chief of Police
Bennington man pleads not guilty in Berkshire dangerous driving case
22 year old Bennington man Joseph Ferreira faced a district court charge of dangerous driving after his car hit a utility pole and then a second car. Patrolman Norbert Fillion said Ferreira swerved to avoid a car emerging from a driveway. The second driver faces a similar charge. William Goodrow, 31, of Pittsfield, a passenger, injured his right arm. Judge John A. Barry ordered the case continued until next Tuesday.
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Adams
Bennington
Joseph Ferreira
Norbert Fillion
Ferreira
William Goodrow
Pittsfield
John A. Barry
Skeletons of Hamilton kin found on Berkshire burial plot
In Montpelier a road crew uncovered six skeletons on Bert Lusier farm in Berkshire. Mrs. Helen Smith cites a Revolutionary War veteran Bushrod Hamilton and five descendants plus a horse buried in the plot. State pathologist dates remains to late 18th to mid 19th century.
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Essex
Lu Siers
Richard Woodruff
Burlington
Medium Security Facility To Be Located in Addison
Burlington officials confirm a proposed medium security institution for youthful offenders will be built in Addison if the town zoning board approves. The board will hold a public meeting next month to act on a zoning variance request, with the exact site not disclosed. The 1966 act funded the project at 1.25 million dollars. Initial plans eyed the Vermont Sanatorium in Pittsford but protests shifted consideration. Windsor also expressed interest.
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Burlington
UPI
Holger Petersen
Vermont Institutions Board
Addison
Zoning Board
Merton Torrey
Institutions Board
Torrey
Vermont Sanatorium
Pittsford
Windsor
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