Union High School District 35 Bond Vote Ends In Favor
Around Vermont Union 35 School Approved CHESTER UPI The four town Union High School District 35 remains together after a special election on a $2.5 million bond. Vote was 852 in favor to 793 against. The union may face a March 11 court hearing to lift a temporary injunction and could lose its funding if legislation allows Cavendish to withdraw. Members: Chester Duttonsville Andover. MIDDLEBURY UPI Addison County grand jury to hear murder case against Richard Mongeur, 24, of Granville, charged with killing Richard Haggette, 33, also of Granville, Jan 26 at Haggette’s sister and brother-in-law home. Mongeur pleads innocent. sanity tests ordered. Held on $25,000 bail.
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Vermont State Hospital
Waterbury
Waitt named to Vermont Recreation Board by governor
Gov. Deane C. Davis appoints Richard E Waitt of Brattleboro as president of Casual House and the Datatronic Corp. and to the state Recreation Board. The 37 year old leader heads the Brattleboro Chamber of Commerce and previously led chambers in Caribou Maine and Aroostook County. He moves to Brattleboro five years ago and replaces Clement F. Dubie of Essex Junction on the board.
Middlebury College Awarded 151800 NSF Grant
UPI reports Senator Aiken announced NSF approved a 151800 grant to Middlebury College Vermont for science improvement. Separately in New Haven a Monday fire destroyed a large barn at the Thomas Fisher farm killing 43 cattle, believed caused by an electrical malfunction.
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Middlebury
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Albany State Professor Calls Riots Threat Amid Budget Debate
Albany State University economics professor Dr. James A. Riedel warned Gov Rockefeller and the legislature risk courting campus riots with proposed slower higher education spending. Assemblyman Neil W. Kelleher condemned the remark as irresponsible and inciting demonstrations.
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Berkshire News in Brief: Welfare Names. Urban Renewal Move. Burns Dismissals. Deep Retires
In North Adams the Welfare Department asks for names of recipients who are better off than workers with confidentiality noted by Edward C. Foley. J Alan Ornstein in Pittsfield buys 84 acres on Lenox Pittsfield road amid renewal talk of a shopping center. In Williamstown drugs charges against Janet Burns and 14 youths were dismissed over an improperly prepared warrant. Nellie Deep, longtime city secretary and first female mayoral candidate, retires April 30 after 31 years’ service.
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North Adams Taxpayers Association
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Pittsfield
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New York
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Williamstown
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Nellie M. Deep
Aiken to Clear With Davis First on Land Sites
Sen. George D. Aiken outlined how Vermont land would be acquired and used if Congress authorizes the Connecticut River National Recreation Area. The plan, the first implementation details from the Bureau of Outdoor Recreation, covers recreation facilities in the Northeast Kingdom and the creation of a three unit national recreation area along the Connecticut River from the Canadian border to the Atlantic. It includes a Connecticut Valley Hiking Trail and a Tourway.
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Newlin Davis talks on reassignment at state office
Gov. Deane C. Davis said he has discussed the possibility of reassigning Press Relations Secretary Joseph Newlin but gave no firm commitment. If the post is vacant, duties might be handled by Elbert Moulton or Fred Reed. Newlin called discussions about reassignment focus on responsibilities not removal.
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