Blood drives in Vermont New Hampshire collect 1300 pints
UPI reports last week’s blood drawings in Vermont and New Hampshire totaled 1300 pints. Mansfield Avenue Red Cross Center distributed 815 pints, with 735 going to 62 regional hospitals and 80 sent to others as replacements for patients outside the area. Top donor was an IBM Essex Junction employee with 509 pints in two days. Sanders Associates worker in Nashua donated 176 pints, and Pease Air Force Base personnel in Portsmouth exceeded 100 with 151 pints.
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Burlington
UPI
Vermont
New Hampshire
Mansfield Avenue
Sanders Associates
Nashua
N.H
Pease Air Force Base
Portsmouth
Daley sees $3 million revenue gap as manageable
Lt. Gov. John J. Daley, in St. Johnsbury, said a reported $3 million understate of state general fund revenues would not be serious if confirmed. He urged waiting for final month collections and said only future cuts, not education aid, would occur if necessary. In Rutland, Mary Haapala won $4,000 from John Hancock for a cost-saving idea to attach riders to existing policies, reducing mailings to Boston.
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ST. Johnsbury
UPI
John J. Daley
Daley
the Elks Lodge
Finance Department
Rutland
Mary Haapala
John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co
Haapala
John Hancock
Boston
Teamsters approve contract with Haveg Industries in Colchester
Teamsters Local 597 approved a new 36 month contract with Haveg Industries Supertemp Division in Colchester by a 3 to 1 margin. After a plant strike begun June 5 over wages, production workers gain 25 cents an hour for 18 months and 20 cents for the remaining 18 months.
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Colchester
API
Teamsters Local 597
Supertemp
Haveg Industries
Basin Harbor Named Vermont Petroleum Association Chair
Basin Harbor was named chairman at the Vermont Petroleum Association board meeting. Milton S. Brown of Burlington was noted at the annual gathering held Saturday.
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Basin Harbor
UPI
Milton S. Brown
Burlington
Vermont Petroleum Association Board
The
Association
Albany youth to lead cross country bicycle trip
Troy youth lead eight New York and New Jersey boys on a seven week ride starting July 5. Richard Nowitz 22 designated by the American Youth Hostel Association to guide a group through Pennsylvania Tennessee Missouri Colorado Mexico Arizona and California visiting landmarks and camping about four nights weekly with YMCA and hostel stays. Cost about 750.
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Troy
Albany College of Pharmacy
Richard Nowitz
American Youth Hostel Association
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
Missouri
Colorado
Mexico
Arizona
California
Nowitz
Mt Greylock plan eyed as enrollment grows in Williamstown
In Berkshire, Mt Greylock Regional High School Committee advances an addition to raise capacity to 1365 for 1972 73. Estimated cost 1.3 to 1.5 million dollars with 74.12 percent borne by Williamstown and 25.88 percent by Lanesboro. state aid up to 598 000 to 690 000 depending on final cost. An Adams town meeting will vote on a 2.7 million sewage plant with 80 percent aid. Berkshire Bank & Trust Co directors plan to tenants in Berkshire Plaza, a 1.2 million three building complex by North Adams Futures on Main Street, start Oct 1.
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Williamstown
Mt. Greylock
Adams
Adams Memorial High School
State Department of Public Health
North Adams
Berkshire Bank & Trust Co
Berkshire Plaza
North Adams Futures
Main Street
ABCD Chief Blames Kids for Roxbury Violence Nights
Boston stands by plan to calm Roxbury with youth jobs and summer programs after four nights of riots. ABCD Director George Bennett argues violence stemmed from youngsters seeking work and meaningful activity rather than police brutality or outsiders. He cites a June 2 sit in by Mothers for Adequate Welfare as a trigger and outlines a summer program for 1200 to 1400 youths with private sector support and city cooling measures.
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ABCD
Roxbury
Boston
APID
George Bennett
Action For Boston Community Development
WBZ
Bennett
Grove Hall
Mothers For
Ree
Four Die In Vermont Weekend Highway Crashes
Vermont state police report four fatalities from weekend highway crashes. Linda L. Bennett, 26, of Poughkeepsie and University of Vermont student, died when a car left Route 14 in East Brookfield and hit a bridge abutment. The driver J Richard Johnson Jr., 28, of Burlington, survived. Also dead were a newborn in Halifax after a cesarean delivery following the mother’s auto crash. Rosetta Green’s infant died four minutes after birth at Brattleboro Memorial Hospital. William Roland Forrester Sr., 74, of Mercer died in a crash on Interstate 91 in Springfield. Thomas Fanzoni, 16, of Rutland died from injuries from a Salisbury crash sustained earlier in the week.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Linda L. Bennett
Poughkeepsie
N.Y
University of Vermont
Route 14
East Brookfield Village
J. Richard Johnson Jr
Burlington
Rosetta Green
North Adams
Mass
Brattleboro Memorial Hospital
Green
Halifax
William Roland Forrester Sr
Mercer
Springfield
Thomas Fanzoni
Rutland
Mary Fletcher Hospital
Salisbury
Missing Canadian plane prompts Vermont CAP search
Vermont CAP commander reports a private Canadian plane with three aboard missing and possibly down in Vermont. Search aircraft flown a Montreal to Philadelphia route via St John, Burlington, Glens Falls, and Poughkeepsie. Plane departed Montreal at 11 a.m. Sunday and has not been heard since.
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Burlington
UPS
Vermont
Civil Air Patrol
CAP
Robert K. Bing
Montreal
St. John’s
Quebec
Glens Falls
Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Bing
G. Boifvert
Philadelphia
Edward Knapp
Quiet Returns to Laconia After Motorcycle Weekend
Lakes Region calms after AMSA championship weekend in London drawn thousands of riders and fans. Laconia police report at least 200 arrests for drunkenness possession of alcohol property damage and assault while noting no repeat of 1965 Weirs Beach riot. Hartford man Edward Spence 34 died of a drug overdose at a Weirs Beach hotel party. Police kept crowds moving as riot guns and National Guard stood by amid humidity and weekend storms.
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Laconia
N.H
UPI
New Hampshire
Lakes
American Motorcycle Association
London
Weirs Beach
Hartford, Conn
Edward Spence
Connecticut
National Guard
Detroit ends police sick call strike with court order
Mayor Jerome Cavanagh issued a court order and warning to Detroit officers amid a three day sick call strike over pay. He warned jail could await officers staying off the job as the injunction restored patrols. Police chief and union president clashed over priorities citing a new penguin house project at the city zoo.
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Detroit
UPD
Jerome Cavanagh
Cavanagh
Michigan
Detroit Police Officers Association
Carl Parsell
Parsell
Caevanagh
Detroit Zoo
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Teamsters
Brown
Petroleum Assn
William Sick Jr
Speigletown
Albany Medical Hospital
Hudson Falls
Hudson Valley Volunteer Firemen’s Association
Albany
Sam McDowell
Albany County Board of Supervisors
Brothers
Down In
Berkshire
U.S.D.A
First National Stores
Nm Nmy
USDA
Noa
London Broil
Knockwerst Morison & scHirr Beef Liver
Chef Boy-Ar-Dee
Vermont Cap
Eastern Air Rescue Center
Robbins Air Force Base
Newsoy
Washingtonnington
Viet Nam
Abraham Lincoln
Alexander Hamilton
U.S.O
United Fund
Community Chest
U.S
Tatmer
Javery
South Street
Bennington
Ernest H. Javery
Alan H. Page
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