Burlington gains loan for 150 unit low cost housing project
The Public Housing Administration approved a 27500 loan to Burlington to start planning a 150 unit low cost housing complex for the city. The authorization was announced by the Vermont congressional delegation. The Burlington Public Housing Authority will manage the project.
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Public Housing Administration
Burlington
Public Housing Authority
Vermont
Hospital and Doctor Cleared in $150000 Negligence Suit
A Rutland city hospital and a Rutland physician were absolved of civil responsibility by a U.S. District Court jury in a $150,000 suit filed by a Middletown Springs widow over her husband Roy S. Krouse’s death at the hospital last year. The case stemmed from a claim that a vial of chloride of mercury left on his bedside table by a hospital attendant caused his death last September after a 10-day trial.
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Brattleboro
Rutland City Hospital
Rutland
Middletown Springs
N. Y
U.S. District Court
Roy
S. Krouse
Krouse
Vermont Special Session Costs Taxpayers for Reapportionment
Montpelier AP report says the Vermont special General Assembly session will cost about 3600 dollars daily. Legislators are paid 10 dollars per day, with 7430 dollars in travel expenses at ten cents a mile for round trips home. The same report notes a separate inquiry by lawmakers into the Vermont Highway Department seeking a 5000 dollar supplemental appropriation to hire consultants for a personnel study.
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General Assembly
Senate
James Oakes
R-Windham
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Department of Administration
Bennington Banner
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Banner Publishing Corporation
Associated Press
Coe News
AP News
Burgess Attacks Primary Opponents Over Power Claims
John S Burgess of Brattleboro Republican candidate for attorney general criticized Robert W ow for his “grab for power” remarks at the Orleans County Women's Republican Club. Burgess argued Vermonters do not want the attorney general directing legislature. Larrow, the Democrat, urged office supervision of legislative draftsmen.
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Johns
Burgess
Brattleboro
Burlington
Robert Wow
Orleans County
Robbery at Meanands bakery targets teen clerk for cash
Two unidentified men robbed the Meanands White Eagle Bakery at Mid-City Shopping Center of 143 dollars yesterday afternoon. They forced 17 year old Barbara Sheeran to open two registers, then fled. The victim and a customer who entered later could not identify their escape route. In Troy, Democrats endorsed a slate for the September primary and discussed party leadership with Rep Samuel Stratton named for governor.
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Menands
Meanands
Barbara Sheeran
White Eagle
Miss Sheeran
Troy
Rensselaer County
Democrats
Samuel S. Stratton
Schenectady
John J. Purcell
Leo W. O'Brien
Albany
William W. Egan
Ballston Lake
Edward H. Cottrell
Walloomsac
James K. Welsh
Rensselaer
Missing Brooklyn Boy Searched In Catskill Mountains
About 300 searchers and bloodhounds combed the Catskill Mountains near Napanoch for Solomon Schwartz 6 missing since Monday. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Schwartz of Brooklyn and disappeared from Camp Rav Tov a Jewish summer camp near Napanoch.
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Catskill Mountains
Ulster County
Solomon Schwartz
Joseph Schwartz
Brooklyn
Rav Tov
River Street Urban Renewal Faces Third Setback in Berkshire
In North Adams council debate led by Fred Windover the River Street Urban Renewal project was defeated for a third time amid disputes with Daniel Hawthorne over reuse of land now eyed for a new school. In Williams Town notices summon Allsop's liquor store to justify corporate stock transfer and manager appointment approvals. Dr Cooper Milner of W College named associate professor at Adams State College. history professor position at North
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River Street
Fred Windover
Daniel Hawthorne
Redevelopment Authority
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Williamstown
Allsop’s
Cole Ave
Cooper Milner
The
W College
Isconsin State
Adams State College
North
Bennington Guardsmen Head to Camp Drum for Two-Week Training
More than 160 Bennington area men in 55 vehicles depart the Bennington Armory at 6 p.m. Friday for two weeks of field training with the U S Army at Camp Drum New York. Units include local National Guard Troops I and L in the 3rd Reconnaissance Squadron of the 102nd Armored Cavalry led by Lt Col Leonard Wing Jr. Arrival at Camp Drum is scheduled for noon Saturday with return to Bennington set for the evening of Friday August 17.
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White River Junction
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Civil Aeronautics Board
Vermont
Boston
CAB
New England
Aiken
Rutland
Newport
Bennington Area
Bennington
U. S. Army
Camp Drum
N.Y
102Nd Armored Cavalry
Benningtonians
John Dempsey
Adams
Mass
Bennington Armory
Edward T. McKenna
Bellows Falls
102Nd
New Jersey
Leonard F. Wing Jr
Champlain Bridge
Sam
Gene A. Hoard
Manchester
National Guard
I Troop
William E. McWayne
Edmunds
New Hampshire Reservists Set to Return Home Next Month
Rep. Chester E. Merrow said NH Army reserve units activated last year will be released from active duty in August. The 157th Signal Co. from Manchester returns Aug. 2 and is released Aug. 3. The 470th Adjutant General's postal unit returns Aug. 6 and is released Aug. 7. The 4,197th Field Artillery Battalion from Keene returns Aug. 7 and is released Aug. 9. The 2,172nd Field Artillery Battalion based in Nashua arrives Aug. 9 with personnel released Aug. 11.
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Manchester
N.H
Chester E. Merrow
R-Nh
New Hampshire
157Th Signal Co
Adjutant General
Field Artillery
Keene
Vermont lawmakers reconvene on reapportionment clash
Vermont 276 lawmakers return to the Statehouse to tackle old business on Senate reapportionment. The Vermont Supreme Court ruled the Senate unconstitutional and realignment is needed. Debates center on adding seats for Chittenden County at the expense of Addison and Orleans counties amid tight party splits.
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Senate
Chittenden
Addision
Orleans
House
Reapportionment Crisis Shapes Vermont Senate Battle
The Vermont General Assembly faces a reapportionment clash over new seats for Chittenden County at Rutland County’s expense. Senate leader Asa S. Bloomer holds key votes as a conference committee deadlock looms amid potential federal court intervention and constitutional risk.
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