Former Gov Keyser Named Legal Counsel at Vermont Marble
F Ray Keyser Jr former governor of Vermont Chelsea named legal counsel for Vermont Marble Company by president Frank R Stevenson. At 37 he will handle legal work plus administrative duties and special assignments among the companys varied activities. Keyser joins several young executives and professionals recently hired.
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Proctor
F. Ray Keyser Jr
Chelsea
Vermont Marble Company
Frank R. Stevenson
Keyser
Vermont Senate Education panel backs school regional plan
The Senate Education committee gave a unanimous 5-0 report to Gov. Hoff's bill reorganizing Vermont school districts. It creates a commission to set up regional districts by Oct. 1, with local boards studying andVoting on the plan in summer 1966. At UVM, students pledged 5,000 toward a 70,000 ski lodge project, plus 3,000 for next year, as fundraising nears 10,000 and construction could begin this summer on Route 108 with a lodge for 48 people and added facilities.
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Burlington
UPI
University of Vermont
UVM
Jeffersonville
Governor Nominates Several to Banking Council
Gov. Philip H Hoff of Vermont names Christian E Schaefer of Arlington to the unexpired term of Peter Hincks who resigned to become state treasurer Hincks term ends February 28 1967 The governor also nominates Lewis Springer Hartland Charles Gear Burlington and George Stevens Athens for full four year terms on the Advisory Banking Council
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UPI
Philip H. Hoff
Arlington
Advisory Banking Council
Hoff
Christian E. Schaefer
Senate
Peter Hincks
Middlebury
Hincks
Lewis Springer
Hartland
Charles Gear
Burlington
George Stevens
Athens
Banking Council
Bolton to join Mount Mansfield Union High School District
The Mount Mansfield Union High School District plans routine acceptance of Bolton's application to join. The district includes Jericho Underhill and Richmond, with Bolton already voting to join. The new high school will be built in Jericho Center, the district's geographic center.
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UPI
Mount Mansfield Union High School
Bolton
Underhill
Richmond
Jericho Center
Reapportionment Error Omits Two Albany Districts
In Albany a clerical error blamed for omitting Rensselaer and Mechanicville from the Democrat drawn state Assembly plan. A Joint Committee spokesman said both were in calculations and districts. a typist left them out of released tables. Troy approves first $5 million education estimate with a budget of 5,173,398.48 and a 6 cent tax rate cut.
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Rensselaer
Mechanicville
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Joint Legislative Committee On
Troy
Board of Education
Adams Redevelopment Secretary Resigns to Retire in Florida
Adams Redevelopment Authority accepted the resignation of secretary James L. Pickering of Walling Road, who said he is retiring and plans to move to Florida. He will serve until a successor is appointed. Pittsfield judge orders verdicts for defendant in $12,000 tort case over a mispositioned arrow causing a Windsor crash in 1960. Petricca Construction bid $111,040 for Harriman Airport taxiway. bids to be reviewed, with construction to start soon and finish in fall. Runway serves turbo prop and piston aircraft. runway end overlaps Luce Road in Williamstown amid local residents’ opposition.
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Adams Redevelopment Authority
James L. Pickering
Walling Road
Pickering
Florida
Pittsfield
John M. Noonan
Berkshire
Kermit J. Gordon
Schenectady
N.Y
James J. Doyle
State Department of Public Works
Gordon
Doyle
Windsor
North Adams— Petricca Construction Co
Harriman
Airport Commission
Luce Road
Williamstown
Stock Market Opening Mix With Mixed Gains and Losses
New York stocks opened with scattered moves as GM fell about 5 percent to 109. Armco and U S Steel slipped while Du Pont edged higher and Magnavox and American firms showed modest gains. IBM and several major names posted fractional changes amid a broad list of price quotes from A to Z.
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UPI
General Motors
Chrysler
Ford
Armco
U.S. Steel
du Pont
Union Carbide
Allied Chemical
Cerro
IBM
Magnavox
Nigerian student irked by FBI questioning at Harvard
Aggrey Awori, Harvard track star and Nigerian student, says FBI questioned him for two hours over an open February letter in The Crimson condemning U S military actions. He asserts he wrote it alone and explains why, while FBI inquired about two UN Russian delegates linked to the East African Students Organization he leads. Dean Robert Watson confirmed contact but said Harvard was not involved.
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UPI
Harvard University
Federal Bureau of Investigation
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FBI
Aggrey Awori
Awori
Harvard
the Crimson
Congo
United Nations
East African Students Organization
Moscow
Russia
Robert Watson
Violent Youth in Massachusetts Murder Case Undergoing Mental Tests
A 20 year old Berkley youth described as violent underwent psychiatric tests after being charged with the sniper murder of a engaged couple in a lover's lane near New Bedford. Robert Garron was arraigned and committed to Bridgewater State Hospital for 35 days of examinations. Five 22 caliber rifles found at his home were linked to the case involving Raymond Frenette and Judith Szatek, both 21, slain in a car in Freetown. Garron was arrested at work in Taunton after police traced tips from a Taunton resident.
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M&ss.upd
Berkley
Robert Garron
Dist. Atty
Edmund Dinis
Garron
Ernest C. Horrocks Jr
Bridgewater State
Raymond G. Frenette
Frenette
Judith A. Szatek
Freetown
F.B. Rogers Silver Co
Taunton
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Bennington Banner
Main St
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Banner Publishing Corporation
United Press International
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the Vermont Bank and Trust Company
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