Vermont Conference to feature Waterman Harrington and Blackwell
A Vermont Conference at the University of Vermont March 21 23 will host A U S senior justice Sterry Waterman author Michael Harrington and Randolph Blackwell to discuss Justice in America The lectures begin 730 p m in Ira Allen Chapel with panel discussions in Waterman cafeteria Harrington will speak on Liberty and Equality Blackwell on Vision and Design and Waterman on Criminals and the Constitution.
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Vermont moves to fund water fluoridation program
Vermont Health Department plans a matching funds program to promote water fluoridation in communities. Commissioner Dr. Robert Aiken cites the Montpelier vote as a possible national trend toward improved public health. A Graniteville woman, Helen Breer, 38, dies after a March 8 car crash in North Randolph, at Mary Fletcher Hospital in Burlington.
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Welcome to Old Saratoga banners mark historic celebration
In Schuylerville New York a new annual celebration honors the surrender hero of the British army to General Gates on October 17 1777. The ten year project began in January with a dinner by the Old Saratoga Historical Association. Co chairs are Nate Langdon Edward Brown and Floyd Taylor. Officers include Mrs. Daniel Barrett J R Sarles and David Larmon. A museum and headquarters will open near Memorial Day in rent free space donated by Jack O’Brien. Alfred Hatcher is headquarters chairman.
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Hoosick Falls Man Pleads Innocent in Brass Theft Case
Clifford Burdick, 40, pleaded not guilty in Rensselaer County Court to a grand jury indictment charging second degree grand larceny for the Jan 8 theft of about 700 pounds of brass from Noble and Wood Machinery Co. in Hoosick Falls. Bail set at $1,500. arraigned by Atty Elliott Marinstein. Burdick is represented by private counsel Thomas J. O Connor.
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A & W Drive-in seeks roof sign permit in Williamstown
Williamstown building inspector says Charles Nikitas has applied for a permit to install a Papa Burger 9 foot fiberglass sign on the A & W Drive-in roof. The plan is referred to town counsel for opinion under the town zoning by law. The sign sparked a previous controversy when removed as a zoning violation.
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Hoff Backs LBJ Poverty Plan and Vermont Legal Aid
Gov. Philip H. Hoff sent a telegram to President Johnson praising the anti poverty message and pledging full support for its enactment. He noted Vermont’s need for federal funds and expressed pleasure that funds for a free legal aid service for about 20 000 needy Vermonters were restored to the omnibus bill amid earlier committee rejection. Hoff admitted regret at not consulting Republicans before naming Timothy Ryan to replace the late Rep Clarence Tubbs.
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New England officials form crime fighting compact
Attorneys general from five New England states agreed to unite in a crime fighting compact. Rhode Island Attorney General Herbert F. DeSimone was named chairman at the opening session. The group will exchange information on criminals and activity and may hire a coordinator and staff. A second meeting is likely in Boston next month to discuss formal approvals and federal funding.
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Maine
George S. Pappagianis
New Hampshire
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Last Gasp Of Winter Deluges New England With Snow
A late winter storm dumped up to 14 inches across New England causing major traffic jams and road hazards. Three deaths were reported as cars abandoned block plowing efforts. Massachusetts and Rhode Island saw heavy totals while airports and highways faced closures and slowdowns.
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Kehoe Backed by Governor In Face of Criticism
MONTPELIER UP I Gov Philip H Hoff says he will not fire Fish and Game Commissioner Edward F Kehoe amid criticism over his testimony about Dr James M Ballou a Keene NH surgeon acquitted on illegal possession of a wild deer Kehoe testified Ballou had good character after consulting with New Hampshire officials Hoff told newsmen the testimony should never have been entered and defended Kehoes support of wardens
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Vermont Manpower Grants Fund Local Training Programs
Four Manpower Development and Training grants were approved for Vermont unemployed workers. Rutland High School will train 24 cooks for 19 weeks with a 40649 grant, Spaulding High School in Barre 12 cooks for 19 weeks with 20023, Hartford High School 12 clerk-typists for 11 weeks with 11904, and Burlington High School 12 clerk-typists for 15 weeks with 11384. A supplementary 5009 grant was approved under the college work study program at the University of Vermont.
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University of Vermont
IBM Expands Essex Junction Facility in Vermont
Gov. Philip Hoff lauds IBM expansion plan as a major boost to Vermont's economy. IBM will add a 300000 square foot complex including a new development laboratory and a manufacturing administration building. The project is expected to create 400 new jobs by year end, underscoring Vermont's commitment to technical training and manufacturing growth.
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