Bijur Lubricating Co Agrees to Fund Sewer Project
Bijur Lubricating Co has offered to pay up to $12 000 toward completing sewer and water facilities for its new Kocher Drive plant. The offer was disclosed at the weekly selectmen meeting in a letter stating that none of the extension lies on Bijur land and proposing a town meeting soon to authorize further steps.
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Bijur Lubricating Co
Kocher Drive
Selectmen
Bijur
Reim
Burse Bijur
Daniel Cadiz
Mt. Anthony
J. Duncan Campbell
Norton Barber
Cadiz
Joseph E. Higgins
William H. Morse
Morse Company
Harold Hatch
Fillmore Street
Morse Trucks
Extra Security Set for Hoff in Northeast Kingdom
Gov Philip Hoff will receive extra security whenever traveling in the Northeast Kingdom after hostility tied to a July 19 shotgun attack on a Black minister's home in Irasburg. State police instruction for advance notices to St Johnsbury barracks was issued as Rep Emory Hebard notes local tensions over the Hoff youth program bringing New York City youths to Vermont.
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Ristan
Emory Hebard
Vermont
Lyndon State College
St. Johnsbury Academy
Whalen To Run For Attorney General
RUTLAND An Arlington native announced he will be the Democratic candidate for Vermont attorney general. Thomas P. Whalen, 29, of Arlington, former assistant U.S. attorney for Vermont, filed petitions in Montpelier. His GOP rivals in the November race are Joseph C. Palmisano of Barre or James M. Jeffords of Rutland. Whalen’s background includes law at St. Louis University, a stint with U.S. Attorney Radigan, and a recent law office in Manchester. He and his wife Mary Schroeder reside at 8 Howard Ave., with one child.
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Arlington
Vermont
Thomas P. Whalen
Atty
John L. Whalen
U.S
Montpelier
Washington County State
Joseph C. Palmisano
Barre
James M. Jeffords
Howard Ave
Mary R. Schroeder
St. Louis
Radigan
Whalen
Ernest W. Gibson
Brattleboro
Bernard J. Leddy
Burlington
Strike Averted as Steel Prices Boost Pay Pact
Pittsburgh report notes UPI that steel makers including U S Steel and Bethlehem Steel raised prices to help fund a $1.5 billion three year wage contract with USW covering 400 000 workers. Bethlehem moved up almost five percent on Aug 8 and U S Steel up to 9 7 percent on Oct 1.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
United Steelworkers Union
USW
U.S. Steel Corp
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Bethlehem
U.S. Steel
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Harriman accuses North Viet of Geneva Pact violation
UPI reports U.S. Ambassador Averell Harriman condemns North Vietnam for breaching the 1962 Geneva pact that guaranteed Laos neutrality. He cites a Laos white paper by Premier Souvanna Phouma as supporting evidence and urges North Vietnam to respect neighbors to sustain Southeast Asian peace.
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Paris
UPI
U.S
W. Averell Harriman
North Vietnam
Laos
Southeast Asia
Prince Souvanna Phouma
Humphrey calls for free elections in Viet Nam
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey urged free elections in South Vietnam with every group including the National Liberation Front, saying the United States should accept any outcome. He framed the plan as part of a shift from confrontation to peaceful engagement and urged domestic order and gun control. He tied the stance to broader goals of North-South cooperation and world peace.
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UPI
Hubert H. Humphrey
South Vietnam
National Liberation Front
United States
Hanoi
National Association of Counties
Viet Cong
NLF
Humphrey
America
Southeast Asia
Europe
Daley Proposes Vermont Poverty Task Force
Lt Gov John Daley urges a state task force to study coordinating and implementing existing anti poverty programs in Vermont. He cites a June tour of Orleans County revealing hunger are widespread and recommends six proposals including rent subsidies, income maintenance study, health service delivery, minimum wage rise, expanded training programs, and federal program reviews to boost rural aid.
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Lip Hoff
Daley
Northeast Kingdom
Orleans County
Vermont
Hoff
Public Housing Authority
Pownal Boy Dies After Bicycle Collision
Ronald Elder six year old son of Mr and Mrs Charles Elder died from brain injuries after being struck by Betty A Cota in a Barbers Pond Road accident near Barbers Pond Road hill crest. He was taken to Putnam Memorial Hospital then Albany Medical Center where he died at 945 pm. Funeral arrangements by Hopkins Funeral Home Williamstown Mass and Marshall Tebbitts Funeral Home Albany.
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Pownal
Ronald Elder
Barbers Pond Road
Ronald
Charles Elder
Betty A. Cota
U.S. 7
Cota
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Albany Medical Center Hospital
Lillie and Kearns Seek Bennington Subdistrict 2 Seats
Two candidates from different parties file for the Vermont House seats in Bennington Subdistrict 2. Everett S. Lillie runs in the Republican primary after initially planning an independent bid, while incumbent Democrat Robert F. Kearns files for another term. Subdistrict 2 covers Wards 3 and 7, Bennington Village areas, and the Town of Woodford.
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Vermont
Bennington
Subdistrict 2
Everett S. Lilliie
South Stream Road
Robert F. Kearns
Lillie
Mary Hodeck
Bennington Village
Woodford
Inside Vermont notes no panthers in letter by hunter
Columnist Elizabeth Dwyer asks about co-presidents on page 4 while page 4 also features a reader letter from Cathunter. Page 8 reports critic reviews for a new play at Williamstown.
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Vermont
Elizabeth Dwyer
Williamstown
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R. W. Buzzell
Monument Ave
Murray
James Cross
Cornell
State Commissioner of Banking and Insurance
Squaw Hill Road
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Thuy
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Everetts, Lillie
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Clark
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Camp Ondawa Association
Loyal Workers, Inc
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