Burlington Autopsy Planned for Local Businessman
An autopsy was ordered for Ralph D. Munson 63 co owner of Munson Appliance Co after his body was found near the Mallets Bay dock in Burlington His death follows a history of heart trouble as stated by State's Attorney John J Boylan The investigation centers on Lake Champlain where the body was recovered.
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Burlington
Lake Champlain
Ralph D. Munson
Munson Appliance Co
Mallets Bay
John J. Boylan
Munson
Douglas L. Kelley
Richard S. Woodruff
Robert Kelley
Cohoes School Board Election to Be Held at City Library
In Cohoes the annual meeting and election of the School District Board of Education is set for 4 p.m. Tuesday at the Education Center in the city library complex. The five member board will elect a president and vice president and appoint a district clerk and treasurer, designate a depository, and choose a newspaper for official notices. A second speeding charge was filed against Trooper Howard W. McCart Jr. about a chase near Hoosick Falls. He faces a speeding count and a court date set for July 16 after pleading not guilty at Hoosick Falls.
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Cohoes
Cohoes School District
Johnston Ave
Grafton
Howard W. McCart Jr
Babcock Lake Road
New York
McCart
Hoosick Falls
Eagle Bridge
Justice of the Peace
Howard V. Shaw
Hoosick
Thruway
Kathleen Robare
Bennington
William E. Murphy
Robert K. Shiland
Adams-Town plans cleanup and tramway reform in Berkshire
Berkshire leaders urge clearing outlaw auto graveyards and dumps, demolishing Berkshire Mill ruins, and completing the Mount Greylock Tramway project. A Tramway Advisory meeting is set for Monday at 7 30 in Town Hall. the Dobelle resignation and a gubernatorial appointment to the board are urged to restore the authority’s image. Williamstown also hosts Green Mountain Academy, a private boys school planned at Swiss Meadows off Hancock Road with zoning variation hearing July 11.
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Laurie J. King
King
Berkshire
Mount Greylock
Town Hall
Herbert Dobelle
Pittsfield
Endicott Peabody
Berkshire County
Williamstown
Green Mountain Academy
Swiss Meadows
Hancock Road
Board of Appeals
Mary Dempsey
Dempsey
Joseph McCann
Hoff blasts committee over $25,000 cut in planning council
Gov. Philip H Hoff called the Wednesday action a grievous misunderstanding after the appropriations committee trimmed $25,000 from the planning council budget. Sen. John Boylan and Rep. Richard Mallary defended the cut as based on testimony from Richard Rubino about the use of funds. A $5,000 concession reduced Hoff’s request to $20,000, with further steps pending.
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Mallary
Hoff
Fairlee Republican
Appropriations Committee
Mallory
House
Conference Committee
Restaurateurs oppose Vermont rooms and meals tax increase
In Montpelier the Senate Finance Committee held a crowded hearing on a House approved bill to broaden the rooms and meals tax. The proposal lowers the minimum taxable food purchase to 14 cents while allowing operators to keep tax revenue and pay a 3 percent tax on gross receipts. Critics call it a “hot dog tax” and argue it burdens small operators, while supporters from hotels and inns urge exemptions for gift shop tied eateries and note a broader tax study may be needed before action.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Senate Finance Committee
House
James Lykas
Lykas
Borden Avery
Montpelier Tavern Motor Inn
Norwich Inn
Harold Wheeler
Hotel Vermont
Wheeler
Vermont Hotel Motel Association
Daniel B. Ruggles II
Washington
Paul B. Whitaker
Rchester
Justice Hails Bill To Keep Vermont Tidy
Justice Milford K Smith of Vermont hailed the Legislature approval of a bill designating Keep Vermont Beautiful as the state's educational anti litter agent. He called the move a most encouraging action and said public education is the key to solving the litter problem.
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Washington
Vermont
Creditors Asked To Aid Region Airline Service
The New England Council urged creditors of Northeast Airlines not to force service cuts at the start of the tourist season and asked the Civil Aeronautics Board to approve a permanent New York to Miami license. Crocker Snow warned suspension would be disastrous for New England as repossession threats loom from Vickers Limited and General Dynamics.
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Boston
New England Council
Northeast Airlines
Civil Aeronautics Board
Northeast
New York
Miami
Crocker Snow
Council
Air Transportation Committee
Massachusetts
Aeronautics
New England
Vickers Limited
General Dynamics
Vermont Couple Held After Raid On Bi-Racial Camp
Three New Englanders faced charges in Blount County Tennessee after a raid on a bi racial camp. Robert Gustafson and his wife of Putney Vermont were bound over for contributing to the delinquency of minors and Gustafson paid a whisky fine. Judy Kepes of Cambridge Massachusetts was fined for lewdness and disorderly conduct. Sixty residents were questioned after anonymous calls warned of violence if not investigated.
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Tennessee
Maryville
Cambridge
Mass
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