Vermont tax receipts rise 7.4 percent in April 1965
Vermont April 1965 gas tax receipts reach 763 433 dollars up 7 4 percent from April 1964 with 710 505 dollars previous year The highway fund totals for July through April reach 8 214 849 dollars versus 7 938 011 dollars in the prior year Registrations and revenue gains imply fiscal 1965 will near 9 122 000 dollars. The Cutts anti reappointment resolution remains unresolved after a sixth conference meeting as House and Senate clash over reapportionment.
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Montpelier
Motor Vehicle Department
Insurance audits bill clears House Senate panel
A House Senate conference committee agreed on a bill compelling insurers to pay all costs for independent audits every three years, rejecting a Senate version that would cap costs above 130000. The current law requires audits every five years and the vote was 5 to 1.
Vermont Senate OKs 15000 for New England Pavilion
The Vermont Senate approved a supplemental 15 000 dollar appropriation to support the New England exhibit at the New York World's Fair. It funds Vermont’s share of the pavilion costs as other New England states have also shown funding. Without the money the pavilion could close after August 1.
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Montpelier
UPI
Senate
House
New England
Vermont
Hoosick Falls School bids exceed architect estimate
Hoosick Falls Central School faces bids over the $484000 architect estimate for a new elementary wing. A special meeting will consider staying within budget or securing more funds after Corina Construction Co. of Troy bid 368000 for general work, with total low bids at 511048. A 565000 bond approved in January covered equipment and fees. New York Post resumes under a one week automation dispute truce with the printers union, as talks focus on cost savings from a type setting computer and union share.
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Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls Central School
Board of Education and Architects
W. Parker Dodge Associates
Rensselaer
Corina Construction Co. of
Troy
New York
New York Post
Printers Union
Dorothy Schiff
Bertram Powers
Local 6
ITU
Albany 1965 Legislature Ends After Turbulent Session
The six month session adjourned Wednesday night as Democrats held the majority for the first time in 30 years. It produced a record state budget, a 2 percent sales tax to help balance it, and virtual abolition of capital punishment.
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Albany
Captive Tourists Highlight Mohawk Trail Visit in Berkshire
In Berkshire North Adams locals host the Mohawk Trail area tour as Greenfield Chamber of Commerce promotes Captive Tourist Day for visitors. Pittsfield mayoral aide Dr. Christopher Mamonis resigns from anti poverty committee. city to appoint successor at July 13 meeting. North Adams Hospital expands with a 70000 grant to double beds. Clark House gets a 19 bed unit, due to open next year. Williamstown reports 3000 added daily cars from flat racing at Green Mountain Park, with weekend traffic rising toward 5000.
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North Adams
Massachusetts
Mohawk Trail
Greenfield Chamber of Commerce
Mohawk Trail Association
Pittsfield
Christopher Mamonis
Robert B. Dillon
North Adams Hospital
Clark House
Williamstown
Joseph Zoito Jr
Green Mountain Park
Stock market opens lower on mixed declines and small gains
UPI reports moderate early trading with Ford down to 52.14, Chrysler 46.34, General Motors 96.14, Bethlehem Steel 35.54 and Republic 40.54. U S Steel up 1 percent to 47.34, Dow Chemical 70.1, Texaco 76.34, KLM 36.34 and Eastern Air Lines 55.1. Also listed are various utilities and services with small moves, plus Home Delivery and subscription rates for Vermont and nationwide.
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Chrysler
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Bethlehem Steel
Republic
Youngstown Sheet
U. S. Steel
Jones & Laughlin Roselt
Allied Chemical
Ly Con Edison
Coas Coal
Alside
Consu Power
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American Electric
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American Motors
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American Optical
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Anaconda
Eastman Kodak
Armco Steel
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Mg Armour
Eric Lackawanna
Firestone
Atchison
Bald L Hm
Ford Motors
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General Electric
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General Foods
BVD Co
General Motors
General Tel
Goodrich Tire & Rub
Chesapeake & Ohio Champ Paper
Goodyear Tire & Rub
Grace WR
Great A&p
Coca Cola
Greyhound
Colgate
Gulf Oil
Collins Red
Harbison Walker
Herc Powder
Ing Rand
Int Harvester
Int
Tel & Tel
Island Creek Coal
Jones & Laughlin
Joy Mfg
Kennecott
Koppers
Lehigh Val Ind
Glass
SCM
Lorillard
Mack Trucks
Neil
Severe Thunderstorms Strike New England Regions
Severe thunderstorms with lightning and hail battered parts of New England. Keene New Hampshire sustained the most damage with 12 bull’s eyes on homes within 90 minutes. Fitchburg and Leominster faced fire damage from lightning and widespread power outages. No serious injuries reported though two women were treated after a lightning strike on a home.
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Keene
N.H
UPI
New England
Fitchburg
Mass
Massachusetts
U.S. Weather Bureau
Leominster
New Hampshire
Vermont
Whitfield
Accused Slayer Escapes From N.H. Hospital
In Concord New Hampshire an accused wife slayer Edward Nihan 34 formerly of Brockton Massachusetts escaped from the New Hampshire Mental Hospital Wednesday night He had ground privileges and was not considered dangerous by local police though state police listed him as dangerous Nihan is accused of stabbing to death his wife Barbara Ann Nihan mother of five in Manchester August 2 1963 He was committed after tests showed he was not mentally fit to stand trial He is described as 5 9 180 pounds with brown hair and eyes He was wearing a white shirt grey slacks and brown shoes at the time of disappearance
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Concord
N.H
UPI
New Hampshire
Edward Nihan
Brockton
Mass
Nihan
Barbara Ann Nihan
Manchester
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Strong Theater
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University of New York
Rhode Island
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N.E. Pavilion
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Allegheny Power
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Schenley National Gypsum
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Youngstown ST
Zenith
N.E
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Gerard Croteau
Ashburnham
Lunenburg
Robert McMillan
Leominster Hospital
Croteau
Worcester
Springfield
Warwick
R.I
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Boston
WH Furniture CO
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PTT 4
Adee
Jentrins
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Pascal Celery
Cello Carrots
Reeves Olives
Peg
Pillsbury Flour
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Hamburg
Patties
Canada
PVT
Sreeet Warket
Burlington Savings Bank
Burlington, Vermont
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Vantage Press, Inc
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