Dorset School Board Names Officers and Policy Update
The Dorset School Board, with Rhys Evans as chairman Barbara Smith as clerk and Chester Andrews as executive board member of the Bennington Rutland Supervisory Union, moved in March to accept its transportation policy as amended. A copy of the policy is on file at the town clerk's office for public access.
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Dorset
Rhys Evans
Barbara Smith
Chester Andrews
Bennington-Rutland Supervisory Union
Warren Murray
Falls men jailed for wire theft in Walloomsac
Hoosick Falls residents Francis Bruso and Thomas Jepson, both 27 and 28, were sentenced to 60 days in Rensselaer County Jail after pleading guilty to petit larceny criminal tampering and criminal mischief for stealing copper telephone and dead telegraph lines near Cottrell Road. The theft disrupted area telephone service and a third suspect is being sought as police continue the probe with New York Telephone security staff.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Rensselaer County
Cottrell Road
Walloomsac
New York State
Francis C. Bruso
Thomas Jepson
Town of Brunswick
Francis McKnight
D.M. Luitweler
G. H. Gundrum
T. J. O’donnell
State Police
New York
Vermont reform proposal calls for unified state court system
Vermont candidate Patrick Leahy proposes replacing county and district courts with a single three division court handling criminal civil and domestic relations. He argues unified courts would ensure equal coverage at no extra cost as voters ratified judicial reform, and suggests redrawing prosecutor districts beyond county lines.
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ST. Albans
UPI
Chittenden
Patrick Leahy
Vermont
Leahy
Leathy
Vermont Yankee license appeal looms for environmental group
Putney UP I reports the New England Coalition on Nuclear Pollution may appeal the AEC full power license for Vermont Yankee to the Federal District Court in Washington. The A S L A B reaffirmed the license. Esther Poneck said a formal plan announcement will come soon.
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Putney
UPI
Vermont Yankee
Vernon
New England Coalition On Nuclear Pollution
Atomic Energy Commission
Federal District Court
Washington
Atomic Safety and Licensing Appeal Board
Atomic Energy Commission Licensing Board
Esther Poneck
New York Gov Wilson Pushes Death Penalty Return
Governor Wilson urged reinstating the death penalty in New York saying major legislative moves are coming. Bills are before the Assembly codes committee chaired by Dominick DiCarlo and votes are not expected until next week. Wilson backs capital punishment for killings of police and prison guards on duty, murders by prison lifers, and murder of trial witnesses.
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Albany
Wilson
New York
Assembly Codes Committee
Dominick DiCarlo
New York City
O Connell resigns aging post over residency rule
O Connell quits the aging post in Troy to avoid relocating from his Elnora home. The county law requires department heads to live in the county. He had run the office since 1969 and faced confirmation tonight as permanent cabinet member. County Executive Murphy withdraws the nomination with deep regret.
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Troy
Rensselaer
Department of Aging
Robert F. O’connell
Elnora
O’connell
William J. Murphy
Gas stations in Berkshire ease as BP resumes Sunday openings
In Great Barrington motorists find gas more available as BP stations restart Sunday hours. Leonard Lipton says all four county BP outlets have improved supplies after a prior appointment system. Turnpike travelers report initial Sunday gas, though many stations still close at 8 p.m. AAA says New England supplies look good for the rest of March.
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Great Barrington
Leonard Lipton
Massachusetts
American Automobile Association
New England
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Joan Colgan
Falls
Dunham
Bennington
Elm Street
Sealy
Mastercharge
Bankamericard
Upagy Furniture Inc
Bennington, Vermont
Yankee
Windsor
Edward Conlin
Waterbury
Robert Opal
The
State Employes Association
Conlin
Kennedy
Down In
Berkshire
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