Vermont Senate rejects funding to fight child abuse
In Montpelier the Vermont Senate blocked Sen Irving Eastman’s bid to add 10000 dollars a year to the appropriations bill for the Department of Mental Health to strengthen a child abuse prevention bill. Eastman argued the money would press parents needing mental help to stop beating children. The measure reflects ongoing struggles to fund child protection efforts.
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Hoff nominates Gray as Vermont budget director
Gov. Hoff sent to the Senate the appointment of John T. Gray of Enosburg as state budget director to replace George Bell who leaves for a Chicago post. Gray, 46, has served as Bell’s assistant in the Budget and Management Division. The Vermont House approved a $2.5 million bonding plan for state school construction and set aside $1 million surplus for the same purpose.
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Niskayuna bus cuts affect parochial schooling in Schenectady
Niskayuna School District will discontinue bus service to two Schenectady parochial elementary schools to satisfy State Education Department mandates. Eighteen students affected. still transporting to Bishop Gibbons Notre Dame and St Helen's in district. Albany officials restrict city water use amid drought. Mayor Corning orders car washes to stop, bans outdoor pools after midnight Friday, lawn watering limited to 8 to 11 pm Wednesdays and Saturdays with hand hoses. Violations carry fines up to 100 and possible water shutoff. St Rose gets math grant to College of Saint Rose for in service math institute. National Science Foundation provides 5340 dollars for 1965-66. Program aims to strengthen elementary and junior high math teaching.
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Pittsfield Mayor wary of surplus food program for Jones strikers
In Dalton the E. D. Jones plant workers, members of U.E. Local 212, begin sixth week of a strike over an incentive pay plan. Mayor Robert B. Dillon says he will discuss the issue with the employer but opposes establishing a surplus food program in Pittsfield, fearing it would benefit the strikers and set a precedent.
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Pittsfield Post Office summer hires spark patronage charges
In Pittsfield the mayor's son and two other students were appointed to summer jobs in the Post Office without a general applicant call, and the appointments were said to be discovered rather than announced. North Adams Postmaster Raymond Merrigan said he had heard nothing about hiring college students for summer post office work.
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Adams Loses Federal Sewer Loan for Plant Project
The federal Housing and Home Financing Agency withdrew its offer of an $80,000 loan for Adams sewer plant construction after reviewing town files. In a letter to selectmen, the agency noted Adams is not prepared to plan finance and construct the project, following a town vote against financing.
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Aiken Pushes Bill for Rural Water Supply Grants
Senator George D. Aiken of Vermont urged Senate passage of a bill authorizing 30 million dollars yearly in federal grants for rural water systems. The plan totals 2 million in construction grants and 5 million in planning grants, to be distributed by the Farmers Home Administration. Grants would cover up to 40 percent of project costs in rural areas and towns up to 5,000 population.
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Deputy recounts bold taxi robbery when purse not handy
William Burke, 38, a sheriff's deputy in Los Angeles, was forced to the curb by a gunman in a taxi who demanded his wallet. Burke refused claiming no money and wearing pajamas and a bathrobe. The bandit fled with his car.
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Kennedy spoke of a poverty war before assassination
Boston report quotes Sen. Edward M. Kennedy saying President Kennedy planned a coordinated war on poverty. He described a wall doodle with repeated poverty and the word coordination, noting an October 1963 meeting and the push to alleviate root poverty causes.
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Vermont Senate Rejects Belmont Pitkin Nomination for Fish and Game Board
The Vermont Senate, by secret ballot 19 8, refused to confirm Belmont Royce Pitkin of Plainfield to the Fish and Game Board amid protests over his Korean War conscientious objector record. The body unanimously confirmed Seigfried Tolle and John Larkin to the board. Lt. Erwin Alexander was confirmed as Public Safety Commissioner.
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Pownal
John Larkin
Tunbridge
Erwin Alexander
Burlington
Alexander
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Court To Review Vermont Remap Plan Next Week
A U S district court hearing on Vermont's House and Senate reapportionment plans is set for 10 a.m. next Thursday in Montpelier. Judge Sterry Waterman will oversee with two other federal judges present to decide if the plans are legal and constitutional before the July 1 deadline. If changes are needed, lawmakers may revise to comply. if not, the measures become law altering Vermont's apportionment tradition since 1778.
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