Vermont Supreme Court Reverses 1967 Fish and Game Conviction
The Vermont Supreme Court ordered a new trial for Edward Grant Jr. after ruling prejudicial comments on his failure to testify violated law. The defendant was fined $100 in the October 1967 Windsor County verdict, and the court noted such remarks must not be made by the court or prosecution. In Burlington, voters approved the $7.4 million Burlington Beltline by 4,402 to 2,856, with opponents concentrated in the Intervale area. In Winooski, police hunted an armed masked bandit who robbed the Country Store of $500 to $600, escaping over a wall into brush after a brief confrontation.
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API
Sadie White
Intervale
Philip H. Hoff
Winooski
APS
Donald Seward
Seward
Forest Hills
Pittsfield
U.S. Supreme Court
Pearson
Berkshire
Massachusetts
Supreme Court
Vermont plans growth framework to guide state development
Central Planning Council will release an initial public draft outlining fundamental state goals and objectives for Vermont. Council Director Leonard Wilson said he is authorized to complete the first draft for public review next month. The plan aims to guide growth and development statewide.
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Montpelier
UPI
Central Planning Council
Council
Leonard Wilson
Wilson
Vermont
Budget Cutting Session Battles over Colonie Budget
Colonie with over 100 district taxpayers in attendance saw the North Colonie Board of Education seek cuts to the 7.1 million 196869 budget at a late night session held at Shaker High School Library. The budget's earlier rejection by voters framed the tense discussions as board members hashed potential reductions and administrators argued for program preservation.
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Colonie
North Colonie
Edgar Pitkin
North Adams teachers approve open end contract terms
The North Adams Teachers Association voted 72 to 11 to accept an open end contract. The agreement sets a $5,550 minimum from January to September and $6,200 minimum thereafter. Superintendent Gallagher’s reorganizational proposals could solve remaining issues if adopted by the School Committee.
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North Adams
North Adams Teachers Association
Association
Judith Lepel
Supt. of
Wilfred M. Gallagher
Views Sought on Pavilion Hotel's Fate
A Vermont study panel will ask the Building Board for views on whether the 92 year old Pavilion should be saved or demolished. Montpelier lawyer Thomas Conlon urged preservation, calling the brick building tied to state history and good business.
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UPI
Special Legislative Council
State Building Board
Thomas Conlon
Conlon
Friends of the Pavilion
Vermont
William Kearns Jr
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