Vermont License Suspensions Highlight 1962 Report
Vermont motor vehicle data show 5565 licenses suspended or revoked in 1962. Of these, 453 for DUI and 831 for careless driving. First DUI loss one year, second DUI six years, third DUI for life. Nonresidents face 96 convictions here. Careless driving tops suspensions with 621 Vermonters affected. Fatal accidents caused two licenses lost for three and five years. Seasonal pattern favors summer and fall.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Motor Vehicle Department
Vermont Plans New Dorms and Dining Halls at Four Colleges
Burlington reports the Vermont Board of Trustees approves four campus expansions financed by a $3 million, 50 year loan from the Federal Housing and Home Finance Agency. Dorm charges will rise from 5 6 to about 9 per week or 306 per year. A $50 annual development fee per student is to begin next fall to fund equipment and furniture.
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Burlington
Vermont
Colleges’ Board of Trustees
Federal Housing and Home Finance Agency
Johnson, Castleton
Lyndon
Randolph
Albany Budget Clash Deepens as Republicans Block Plan
In Albany Republicans rejected a Rockefeller budget compromise aiming to balance the state budget. Assembly Speaker Carlino lacked 30 votes of the 76 needed to pass a Senate majority plan cutting Rockefeller funds by 80 million dollars and raising liquor charges by about 34 million in the year starting April 1. Rockefeller had said the Senate plan was acceptable. A separate Troy firemen overtime bill faced a new barrier when Assemblyman Hudson urged tabling. the measure needs a two thirds vote and could be recalled for assembly action.
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Albany — Assembly
Rockefeller
Assembly
Joseph F. Carlino
Senate
Carlino
Albany
Troy
Douglas Hudson
Rensselaer County
Berkshire unemployment claims dip but rise versus last year
A Berkshire report from the Division of Employment Security shows new unemployment compensation claims for the past week totaling 109, down 50 from the prior week but up 40 from the same week in 1962.
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North Adams
Division of Employment Security
Red Cross to Demonstrate Disaster Techniques at March 25 Meeting
At a Civil Defense Auxiliary Police meeting on March 25 in Southworth School the Pittsfield Red Cross disaster unit will demonstrate latest techniques show films and outline its training program All men 21 and older invited to attend says unit commander Allen J Thomason.
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Williamstown
Civil Defense Auxiliary Police
Southworth School
Pittsfield
Hoff Names Nominees to Senate for Key Vermont Posts
Governor Hoff sends Louis Lavin to the Senate for confirmation as industrial relations commissioner joining a slate including Dr. Hans R. Huessy to Mental Health and Rep Francis J. Kleinhans to Social Welfare Board. Additional nominees cover the Vermont Industrial Building Authority Banking and Insurance Commission and flood control roles with multiple appointees named for each.
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Francis J. Kleinhans
Roxbury
Social Welfare Board
Andrew J. Orzel
Vermont Industrial Building Authority
Willaim M. Lockwood
Burlington
Marshall A. Ames
Canaan
Orestes V. Valsangiacomo
Barre
Robert Cummings
Donald Martin
Montpelier
James M. Cosgrove
St. Johnsbury
Peter J. Hinks
Middlebury
James E. Manahan
St. Albans
Banking& Insurance Commission
Glenn E. Chapin
Wilford E. Leach
Bellows Falls
Richard Macomber
Essex Junction
Hardy A. Merrill
Hearing Tonight On Split Session Plan
Vermont citizens will speak tonight at 7 p.m. on a resolution for Gov. Philip Hoff’s split session plan and a year long study of basic state problems. The measure, introduced by Rep. Joseph Moore, seeks to defer major legislation action while a nine member planning council investigates issues for a proposed January legislative program.
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Joseph Moore
Plymouth
Meridan Ski Trip Ends With Porcupine Encounter
Mountain Towns Vincent Nesci and sons Ralph and David of Meridan Conn spent a weekend ski trip with friends from Meridan Fred Dossin and son Paul William J Thomas Louis Munroe Douglas Crosby and son Doug and William Chase and son Billy After skiing they found damaged maples behind the cabin and Ralph Nesci shot and killed a large porcupine that approached for another meal.
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Vincent Nesci
Ralph
David
Meridan
Conn
Fred Dossin
Paul
William J. Thomas
Louis Munroe
Douglas Crosby
Doug
William Chase
Billy
Ralph Nesci
State Joblessness Hits 9 Per Cent
Vermont's unemployment rose to 9 percent as the Department of Employment Security reports the week ending March 9 marked the seventh straight high level period. A total of 6,625 benefit claims were filed with 456 for extended benefits during the sustained jobless period.
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Montpelier
Department of Employment Security
Vermont
Department
Burlington burglar sentenced for Winooski restaurant break in
Charles R. Boudreau, 29, of Burlington pleaded guilty to breaking into the Winooski Restaurant on Feb 16 and stealing about 500 from a cigar box. He was sentenced in Chittenden Municipal Court to 18 to 24 months in the Windsor House of Correction. most of the money was recovered.
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Burlington (Ap
Burlington
Windsor
Policy Group To Assess GOP Program In Vermont
A 15 member policy committee in the Vermont House will meet late today to review major GOP bills including educational television and University of Vermont funding. Lt. Gov Ralph Foote and Speaker Franklin Billings Jr. back enacting key measures this session despite Gov Hoff's delay request. The meeting follows Foote's Friday press conference as the GOP presses for swift action.
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Edward Conlin
Windsor
Ralph A. Foote
Foote
GOP
University of Vermont
Hoff
Bridge plan in Lake Champlain deemed unfeasible
Floyd W. Moore, chairman of the Lake Champlain Bridge Commission, said a third bridge across Lake Champlain remains unfeasible. He noted no federal money for the project before 1972 and discussed possible routes linking Grand Isle to Cumberland Head or North Hero to Isle La Motte with tolls estimated at 60 to 75 million dollars.
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Burlington
Floyd W. Moore
Moore
Grand Isle
Cumberland Head
N.Y
North Hero
Isle la Motte
Point Au Roche
Tucker Lodge 48 Regular Meeting Announcement
Tucker Lodge 48 F and AM will hold a regular meeting at 8 p.m. Wednesday in the Masonic Temple. Master Mason degree will be conferred and refreshments served.
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Shaftsbury
Tucker Lodge
Masonic Temple
Adams Named Deputy Commissioner at Vermont Institutions
Charles G. Adams Jr. aged 37 was named deputy commissioner of institutions on Monday. He has served as assistant superintendent at Weeks School in Vergennes for the past 12 years and succeeds William F. Kearns Jr., appointed commissioner of administration by Gov. Hoff. Adams, a University of Vermont graduate, is married with three children. Institutions Commissioner John V. Woodhull said the Weeks School vacancy will be filled by administrative promotion.
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Rutland
Arthur E. Crowley
Board of Aldermen
Crowley
John J. Daley
Henry P. Battles
Charles D. Beale
John W. Ciofredi
Martha M. de
Montpelier
Charles G. Adams Jr
Adams
Weeks School
Vergennes
William F. Kearns Jr
Hoff
University of Vermont
John V. Woodhull
Tansitor Engineer Reports on Measuring Equipment Repeatability
Robert W. Traver of Tansitor Electronics presented a report on measuring equipment repeatability at a joint conference in Endicott New York. The talk covered accuracy assessment and compensation methods for measuring tools as part of the New Horizons in Quality and Reliability session.
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Robert W. Traver
Tansitor Electronics Inc
American Society For Quality Control
Institute of Radio Engineers
Endicott
N.Y
Traver
Frederick
Boston Pair Seek Court to Halt Bookie Film Showing
Two men seek a U S District Court injunction to stop CBS from airing Biography of a Bookie Joint at 7 30 p m on WHDH Channel 5 claiming invasion of privacy and risk of public scorn They allege they are featured in the film Portnoy and DiNunzio were indicted after a Back Bay raid and each received prison time and fines
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Boston
CBS
New England
Whdh-Tv
Channel 5
Back Bay
U. S. District Court
Harry Portnoy
Newton
Michael DiNunzio
Portnoy
DiNunzio
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