Leahy urges equal police death benefits in Vermont
Vermont district attorney Patrick Leahy urged automatic death benefits of at least 50 000 to families of any police officer killed in the line of duty and full medical expense coverage for injured officers. He spoke at the Vermont Police Chiefs Association awards dinner detailing inequities in current benefits and proposing an improved retirement system similar to that for teachers.
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Dana Thompson
Manchester
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George F. Hoag
Mompson
Chittenden County
Patrick J. Leahy
National District Attorney's Association
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Vermont Emergency Board
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Vermont Chiefs of Police Association
Arlington Rescue Captain Honored by Vermont Heart Association
Arlington Kennedy Ludlam, captain of the Arlington Rescue Squad, received an award last Saturday for more than six volunteer hours of service to the community and heart association projects.
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Arlingion
Kennedy Ludlam
Arlington Rescue Squad
Vermont Heart Association
Willian Cody
the Heart Associaton
Presen
Kennedy Judlam
Arlington
Rain showers expected in New England weekend forecast
The National Weather Service projects a chance of showers Saturday with possible showers or thunderstorms Sunday and Monday across New England. The report notes an extended outlook while local events focus on community service and CPR training by rescue squad personnel.
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Boston
UPI
Naional Weather Service
New England
Hoosick Falls Groups Host Events And Yearly Celebrations
Hoosick Falls residents ponder Navy enlistment, wedding anniversaries and scout activities. Robin Bisson, HFCS senior, plans four year Navy service training in hospital corps starting December. The Phillipses celebrate 41st anniversary with family dinner. Boy Scout Troop 54 schedules meetings and reviews Camp Wakpominee and 1969 Jamboree attendance. Hoosick Falls Elks hold Flag Day ceremonies with William J. Murphy as speaker. Elks leaders and HFCS senior band participate.
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Donald Sisson
R.D. 2
Petersburg
Hoosick Falls Central School
U.S. Navy
Navy
Robin
HFCS
Luczynski Completes Three Week Command Training Institute
WELLESLEY Mass Corporal William Luczynski of Vermont state police has finished the three week program at Babson College in Wellesley The graduation occurred June 8 The institute co sponsored by the New England Association of Chiefs of Police and Babson College is funded by a Justice Department grant It covers community relations decision making planning staffing and human relations Since 1967 about 1500 New England command officers have completed the program and another 300 are expected to graduate in 1972 1978"}
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Mass
William Luczynski
Vermont
Vermont State Police
Babson College
Massachusetts
New England Association of Chiefs of Police
Babson
U.S. Department of Justice
New England
Board Names Howard Acting Police Chief in Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls village board voted to appoint patrolman Royal Howard acting police chief from June 23 to July 16 while Chief Frank Demick is on vacation and until his successor assumes duties. They also seek a Civil Service extension for chief appointment deadlines from June 16 to June 26 to allow more time to review candidates.
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N.Y
Richard A. Severson
Royal Howard
Frank Demick
Demick
Police
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Severson
State Civil Service Commission
Troy
Colonie
Donovan Tree Service
Mechanicville
First Street
Eagles
First St
Bussey Lane
At & Ball
Water Works
Boar
Arcede
Nureyev study opens SPAC Film Festival
The Saratoga Performing Arts Center Film Festival opens with I Am A Dancer, a study of Rudolf Nureyev, at Hegept Street Theatre. Screenings show Nureyev in four roles with partners such as Lynn Seymour and Carla Fracci, plus a pas de deux with Fonteyn. Performances run 7:30, 9:15 p.m. and 3 p.m. Sunday. Regent Street Theatre hosts the new air conditioned venue. Free lawn tickets to NYC Ballet on July 11 offered to festival patrons June 15 to 21.
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Russia
Royal Ballet
England
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Glenn Tetley
Deanne Bergsman
Lynn Seymour
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la Scala
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Regent Street Theatre
Regent and
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New York City Ballet
The
Performing Arts Center
Regent Street
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Saratoga
Design For Education hearing at Powasl Elementary
A public mobile hearing on the Design For Education plan will be held at Powasl Elementary School tonight at 7 30. Community members are invited to provide input on proposed changes to the school’s program and facilities.
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Powasl
Police Commissioner Cawley Receives Parking Ticket in Midtown
New York Police Commissioner Donald Cawley, after unveiling a stricter traffic policy, was issued a parking ticket in a no standing zone in midtown Manhattan. He had attended a conference with New York Times editors and left his unmarked sedan unattended in the restricted area.
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UPI
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Midtown Manhattan
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New York Times
Local student films shown at Gray Film Atelier barn studio
Fourteen short original films by student apprentices at the Gray Film Atelier in Hoosick Falls will screen Friday and Saturday evenings. Works include documentaries filmed in Belgium and several shorts with local cast members. Notable titles feature Allison Larsten in Amazing Grace and Justus Taylor in Fishes See the Worms Not the Hook. The program, videotaped for WMHT TV, emphasizes satire, parables, and short stories, with free admission and reservations urged via the studio number.
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Hoosick Falls
Gray Film Atelier
Ateller’s
Paul Gray
Thé
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Belgium
Judy Collins
Justus Taylor
Bennington
Arlington MacDonald's Barber Shop Opens Full Time
Arlington MacDonald s Barber Shop in Shaftsbury announces full time operation with hours Tuesday and Saturday until 4 and Wednesday Thursday Friday until 8. No appointments needed.
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Shaftsbury
Arlington Thrift Shop seeks coordinator amid affordable summer clothing
The thrift shop lists a wide selection of men’s summer shirts, women’s skirts and blouses, slacks, children’s clothes, plus household items at reasonable prices. Volunteers are needed to coordinate shop activities. call 875-2828. Hours are Thursday 2 pm to 6 pm and Saturday 9 am to 4 pm.
Health Center receives quilted pads amid ongoing supply delays
Bertha's Angels continue aid activities at Walloomsac by preparing 126 surgical pads from donated materials for Hoosick Falls Health Center despite pending deliveries. Mayci speaker Margaret Kennedy discussed pad uses. 4-H notes include Mrs. Donald George and daughters Carol Donna Laurie. family visits and births also appear among community news.
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Mayci
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Saratoga
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Plattsburg State College
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Jamboree trial run is success for Boy Scouts
Hoosick Falls New York Troop 64 completed a shakedown camping trip to South Glens Falls ahead of the national jamboree at Moraine State Park Butler Pennsylvania on August 2. Equipment passed inspection with minor issues and leaders praised the demonstrations by former participants for upcoming attendees.
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Petersburg student earns RPI honors on dean's list
Petersburg youth Gary Harold Flewitt son of Mr and Mrs Leyton Hewitt of Petersburg is listed on the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute dean's list for the last marking period. He majors in engineering and is a sophomore. He is a licensed real estate salesman and works for his father this summer. A 171 graduate of Berlin Central School, his sister Lillian will graduate there this June.
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N.Y
Gary Harold Flewitt
Ile
Berlin Central School
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