Vermont board funds Medger Evers Guild center
The Vermont in Mississippi board votes to fund a second year for the Medger Evers Neighborhood Guild Community Center in Jackson. Edward Seaver and his wife Carol have run the center since June last year, honoring civil rights leader Medger Evers. In Montpelier, a necessary hearing is set for April 11 on land acquisition for a White River Junction bridge to replace a temporary structure washed away by flood.
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Rutland
UPI
Board of Trustees
Vermont
Mississippi
Medger Evers
Jackson
Miss
Edward
Ted) Seaver
Montpelier
Carol
Vermont plans tentative youth facility site at Pittsford
The state Institutions Board will discuss locating a new medium security institution for youthful offenders at the Vermont Sanatorium in Pittsford. Commissioner John Woodhull says Pittsford offers significant savings. The 1966 legislature funded closing the tuberculosis sanatorium and appropriated 1.3 million dollars for the prison.
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Pittsford
UPS
State Insitutions Board
Vermont Sanatorum
John Woodhull
Vermont
Tax official dismisses Hogan from audit division
Montpelier tax authorities confirm William Hogan, assistant chief of the audit division, has been dismissed by Tax Commissioner Gerald Witherspoon who called Hogan's work unsatisfactory. Witherspoon had taken over as tax commissioner over a month earlier and Hogan was reassigned within the department without salary reduction due to classification.
Burlington arraignment set for man in check fraud case
Calvin L. Trudo, 22, of Vergennes was to be arraigned in Municipal Court today on charges he fraudulently cashed three checks worth 1,468 dollars stolen from Pizzagalli Construction Co. State police arrested Trudo Tuesday. In Burlington, the Community Facilities Administration approved a 65,000 planning advance for airport improvements. Sen. George D. Aiken announced a 1.9 million project including terminal addition, runway expansion, taxiway, drainage facilities, an access road and a parking lot.
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Burlington
APD
Community Facilities Administration
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Washington
Lambert Named Commander Of Vermont Air National Guard Group
Maj Denis Lambert aged 36 has been named commander of the 158th Fighter Group of the Vermont Air National Guard. The appointment was announced by Brig Gen Richard Spear Burlington base commander.
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Burlington
API
Denis Lambert
158Th
Vermont Air National Guard
Richard Spear
New York Senate defeats mobile inspection bill
In Albany a bill to close loopholes by making yearly auto inspections universal was defeated in the Senate after five show of hands votes. Current law requires annual checks for cars four years old and up. a separate Senate measure would have extended to all new cars, leaving two and three year olds unregulated. WATERVLIET-Arsenal output rises with over $4.6 million in new work orders and 60 new production staff, boosting total employment to about 1,500 of 2,944. Col. Fred Kornet Jr. said orders for weapons components from Rock Island and the Army Weapons Command cover weaponry from 90mm tanks to 175mm self propelled guns. ALBANY- Realistic Approach to Sexual Maturation is a talk by Very Rev. Henry V. Sattler at Albany Medical Center on March 24, aimed at adolescents, with a five-member visiting faculty of psychologists and pediatricians from Baltimore, Md.
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Albany
New York
Senate
Watervliet
Watervliet Arsenal
Fred Kornet Jr
U.S. Army Weapons Command
Rock Island, Ill
Henry V. Sattler
St. James Roman Catholic Church
Baltimore
Albany Medical Center
Bennington
Radio announcer William J. Hickey resigns for Roswell post
Dalton resident William J. Hickey 39, staff announcer at WBEC for nine years and active in conservation, resigns to join KSWS in Roswell New Mexico as news caster and will start April 4. Strong Hewat & Co. directors meet Thursday to realign management amid local circulation of planned changes. Pittsfield Sewer Commission nears parting with Lenox, defers decision until April 12 after Lenox restricts new tie ins to six existing businesses on South Street.
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Dalton
William J. Hickey
WBEC
KSWS
Roswell
N.M
North Adams
Strong Hewat & Co
Clarksburg
Pittsfield
State Federal Officials Enter Strike Negotiations in Boston
Boston negotiators and mediators met to seek a settlement to a $10 million newspaper strike that has shut five dailies and three Sundays, with potential new walkouts by electricians and stereotypers. Federal mediator William A Rose set the 4 p.m. meeting as talks continue with Gov Volpe, Senator Kennedy, and Mayor Collins briefed on progress.
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Boston
UPI
Edward M. Kennedy
John A. Volpe
John F. Collins
William A. Rose
Miller gets suspended sentence for draft card burning in New York
Federal Judge Harold R. Tyler suspended a three year term for David J. Miller after Miller burned his draft card at an anti war rally. Miller must comply with Selective Service rules and obtain a new card within two weeks. The report also covers Boston newspaper strike actions and wage disputes.
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UPI
Harold R. Tyler
Tyler
David J. Miller
Miller
Congress
Tion
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