Vermont maple flow steady eyed for record year
Vermont's mid season maple flow promises higher fancy flavor syrup output than last year as reports from all regions indicate top quality. Labor shortages in New York and Canada also threaten, and some long time sugarmakers in Vermont report not sugaring this year due to help shortages amid a generational decline in sugarmakers.
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Montpelier
Vermont
State Agricultural Markets Division
New York
Canada
New York bills: death penalty for police killers and pay hikes
Governor Rockefeller signed a measure preserving the death penalty for officers killed during robberies or other crimes. He also approved an 8 percent salary raise for state workers and required safety inspections for all new motor vehicles before licensing. In Albany, additional notes covered farm group meetings in New York City and Cambridge. In Troy, Titanic survivor Grace C. Roebuck died at 63 after a life marked by the 1912 disaster and a harrowing escape from the ship.
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Albany
Rockefeller
New York
Troy
Grace C. Roebuck
Leonard Hospital
Newfoundland
Roebuck
Adams town meeting backs aerial tramway on Mt Greylock
Berkshire items report Adams approving a catch-all article in the warning to back the Mt Greylock aerial tramway. Adams budget for 1966 set at 2 315 117 32, up 116 896 85 from 1965. Also notes Adams High School suspension of Joseph Kogut Jr for five days over haircut. Subcontractors file liens near 76 000 against Sewell Smith Construction for East and Greylock School additions. Dr Allen J Hansen reappointed superintendent of Williams town schools.
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ADAMS
Mt. Greylock
Joseph Kogut Jr
Adams Memorial High School
John Grosz
North Adams
Sewell & Smith Construction Co
Framingham
Greylock School
Williamstown
Allen J. Hansen
Cost of 1962 mail robbery vs loot disclosed by Post Office
Washington UPI reports the Plymouth Mass 1962 mail robbery cost the Post Office about 1.55 million dollars to investigate, matching roughly the loot. Chief Inspector Montague said 104 man years were spent, with 30 men per year since Aug 14, 1962, and that 1965 burglaries rose to 1,551 with over 1 million dollars in losses. The Postal Inspection Service seeks 23.5 million for fiscal 1967 to add 40 employees.
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Washington
UPI
Plymouth
Mass
Post Office
Henry B. Montague
House Appropriations
Boston
Hyannis
Postal Inspection Service
Montague
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Rutland High School
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U.S. Labor Department
Moore Business Forms, Inc
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Cambridge
Alexander Sachs
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Woman’s National Farm and Garden Association
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Lester Russell
Taconic Valley
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Dr. Hansen
Cape Cod
Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
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Everett
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Mansfield
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Lawrence F. O’brien
Garrity
U.S
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