Vermont RFK Delegates Look to Ted
In South Burlington UPI reports the Vermont Kennedy campaign’s future hinges on Sen Edward Kennedy. Leo O’Brien says it is unclear what the organization delegates or supporters will do after Robert Kennedy’s death. Hoff previously secured seven of Vermont’s 22 convention votes and has not stated plans for the rest.
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Vermont Professor Named Associate of Harvard Russian Center
University of Vermont political science professor Stanis law J. Staron will be associate of Harvard's Russian Research Center for the coming academic year on sabbatical. He will study the Polish political system, tour Poland and émigré centers in London, Munich, and Paris, and teach at Pennsylvania State University in the summer. He previously spent two months in Poland in 1966 on UVM research, and he joined the Vermont faculty in 1961 after teaching at the University of Colorado.
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Vermont ambulance districts proposal gains tentative committee approval
The Legislative Emergency Ambulance Service Study Committee in Montpelier advanced draft legislation to create ambulance districts. The State Board of Health would determine district counts while each district would be managed by seven directors with full authority over services. District boundaries would be flexible for administrative purposes.
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McCrory says white America lacks moral fiber to fix problem
At a Burlington Rotary Club luncheon Dr. H Lawrence McCrory an assistant professor at the University of Vermont argued there is no Negro problem but a white problem He described white attitudes as deeply held visceral and warned that the black man will not accept deliberate dehumanization any longer SBA to answer questions Rutland region chamber to host SBA official for small business operators at 10 30 a m Wednesday with individual consultations offered
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Father Dies In Crash Near Saratoga Springs NY
Andrew Mayette aged 42 of Ruggles Road dies after a car collision near his home at 5 45 p m The other driver Theodore Gaylord 25 of 57 Van Dorn Street Saratoga Springs suffers a broken nose lost teeth possible fractured ribs He is arrested at Saratoga Hospital on a Driving While Intoxicated charge. Saratoga Springs police report. The Saratoga Performing Arts Center box office opens for summer shows Tickets on sale daily 10 am to 6 pm Sunday 12 pm to 6 pm Beginning June 25 box office stays open until 9 pm Located off NY 50 in main amphitheater parking area.
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Troy to receive federal grant for demolition of unsound buildings
The City of Troy will be awarded a federal grant totaling 83,229.92 dollars for demolition of 55 unsound private structures north of the business section. The work includes relocation funds and is not part of the city’s Urban Renewal program, says City Planner Robert E. Pritchard.
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GE opens massive power transformer plant in Berkshire
Pittsfield Massachusetts General Electric dedicated a $30 million assembly and test facility for power transformer production. The complex, the largest of its kind globally, includes a power substation and switch yard, spans longer than three football fields, and represents one of Massachusetts private industry largest single investments. About 500 workers were employed at peak in Berkshire County during construction.
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Mt Greylock students honored for high NED test scores
Williamstown Mt Greylock Regional High School awarded 118 students in Grades 9 and 10 National Educational Development certificates for achieving top 10 percent on the February test. Principal Williams R. Clark noted 31 percent of Grade 9 and 36 percent of Grade 10 students were honored.
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North Adams Mourns Local Soldier Davis Killed in Vietnam
Pfc Richard S Davis 21 a North Adams native was killed in action in Vietnam The death was reported to his mother Mrs Leon Reardon of 48 Crandall St Quincy Mass Army officers delivered the news Sunday night Officials say Davis died in an explosion last week He served with the Green Berets in the Airborne Division with about 100 days left in country before returning home.
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Spock Accuses U S of Creating Orphans Delinquents
Boston UPI Dr Benjamin Spock testifies in the landmark draft conspiracy trial stating the United States created thousands of orphans who will become delinquents without parental guidance. He argues the war’s legality is absent and cites U.S. killings of civilians as he ends his stand as the fifth defendant in a case alleging conspiracy to counsel draft evasion. The other defendants include Rev William Sloane Coffin Jr Mitchell Goodman Marcus Raskin and Michael Ferber.
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One Escapee Back in Custody One Escapee Back in Custody
Waterbury State Hospital escapee Gary Monahan 21 of Burlington turned himself in to Burlington police and was returned to Waterbury by state police after three days on the loose. His companion William Toomey 30 of Boston remains at large. The two escaped Friday night via a linen closet trap door to the attic after being transferred from Windsor State Prison for psychiatric treatment. Monahan's voluntary capture ends a brief manhunt with Toomey still sought. The case ties to antiwar protests and legal proceedings surrounding Spock and accompanying witnesses.
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Bankers Seek Changes to Vermont Mortgage Law
Vermont Banking and Insurance Commissioner James Hunt reports bankers fear the 1968 Vermont Home Mortgage Credit Agency law could strip interest during foreclosure. He notes 6 1/2 percent rates lag FHA 6 3/4 percent and 70 percent guarantee, urging broader foreclosure cost interpretation to include interest. Also, President Johnson nominates Brig Gen Reginald M. Cram of the Vermont National Guard for major general.
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Vermont Yankee Nuclear Plant Faces Tighter Rules
Water Resources Board imposes final order on Vermont Yankee plant in Vernon with cooling towers, river temperature cap at 70 degrees, allow 10 degrees at 35 F, 1200 cfs flow at Vernon Dam, and enhanced access for Vermont officials and AEC inspectors. Requires comprehensive monitoring before June 1, 1969.
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Alumni Trustee Named At Norwich University
Dr. Monroe M. Kissane, an orthopedic surgeon from Malone New York and Norwich class of 1937, named to a five year term on the Norwich University Board of Trustees during the recent annual meeting. He served as Army physician, earned the Army Commendation Ribbon, rose to Colonel, and continues medical and civic roles in Malone and Paul Smiths College. He is married to Marlene and has seven children.
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Ruggles Calls for Change In Policing Highways
Senator Daniel B. Ruggles, Republican candidate for lieutenant governor, urged rethinking highway policing at a Essex Junction Kiwanis meeting. He argued using county sheriffs with state police could curb highway deaths more cheaply, criticizing current block and radar methods and calling for officer cooperation. A separate Vermont Agriculture grant of 18 250 dollars was announced for animal science nutrition research at the Vermont State Agriculture Experimental Station in South Burlington.
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