Review urges thorough test of Vermont police radio system
MONTPELIER UPI A study by the Governor's Commission on the Administration of Justice calls for a full technical review of the statewide police radio network before further action. DOJ has frozen additional work and Motorola seeks about 400000 dollars due on the system. Krell negotiates with the DOJ LEAA while Gray urges faster court proceedings and publicizing successful police programs to restore public confidence.
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Montpelier
UPI
Governor's Commission On the Administration of Justice
U.S. Justice Department
Motorola Corporation
Vermont
Department of Justice
State Justice Commission
Michael Krell
Justice Department
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Krell
Robert Gray
Gray
Senior Citizens Center Weekly Activities Schedule
The Senior Citizens at 114 BenMont Ave announce crafts on Monday, ceramics and rug hooking on Tuesday, puppet making at St. Peter's Church on Wednesday, and a Friday night public card party at the center with prizes and refreshments. Last week winners were Mary Quackenbush and Wendell Carey, with Bernadette Sausville taking the special prize. The next Senior Citizens Club meeting is Monday at 7 30 p m at the center.
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Mary Quackenbush
Wendell Carey
Bernadette Sausville
Senior Citizens Club
Joint VFW Post Installation Friday Evening
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post and auxiliary will install officers this Friday at 7 p.m. in VFW rooms with Edward Smith district commander attending. A buffet supper precedes the ceremony, and Gold Star Mothers plus qualified guests are invited. Dancing will follow.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
VFW
Edward Smith
Gold Star
Masonic officers installed at Mt Anthony Lodge FRAM
Officers of Mt Anthony Lodge in FRAM were installed Saturday night at Masonic Temple with hosts Walter J Barber and Mrs John E Maxmillian. New officers include Harry W Beals Jr worshipful master and Robert E Thompson organist appointed grand organist for the Grand Lodge of Vermont. William A Van Orman absent for senior steward. refreshments served by local hosts.
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Harry Wi. Beals Jr
Mt. Anthony Laalge
Masonry Temple
John C. Page
Donald Stephenson
P.M
Beals
John Masmilan
PML
Exel Libby
Robert Thompson
Mt. Anthony Lodge
Fram
Masonic Temple
Walter J. Barber
John E. Maxmillian
Harry W. Beals Jr
David J. Brown
Harold C. Warner Jr
Leon W. Eldred
Howard C. Estes
Henry W. Haskell
James C. Cropper
Anson A. Mason
John FB. Maxmillian
Philip B. Noyes
Donald BE. Crews
Robert E. Thompson
Grand Lodge of
Vermont
William A. van Orman
Clarence Mattison
Deanna
Bernice Beals
Willian Cota
K of C awards four scholarships to Vermont students
Four Vermont State Council Knights of Columbus scholarships were announced at the 75th annual convention in White River Junction. This sixth annual program awards 250 dollars to each recipient based on scholastic achievement and activities, with two girls and two boys chosen. Miss Sheila Marie Kearns of Mt. Anthony Union HS plans Notre Dame political science and law. other winners include Miss Linda Kennison Newport. David Keefe Fairfax prelaw. and David Gacetta Barre premed.
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James M. Kearns
Putnam St
Vermont State Council
Knights of Columns
State Council
K of C
White River Junction
Midhaud Council
Kearns
University of Notre Dame
Notre Dame
Ind
Linda Marie Kennison
Sacred Heart High School
Newport
Lawrence 5. Kennison
University of Vermont
David Michael Keefe
Bellows Free Academy
Fairfax
Bernard J. Keefe
Michigan State University
Seven temporary jobs approved for Bennington residents
Seven temporary positions under the Emergency Employment Act were approved by selectmen despite objections from Timothy R. Corcoran and Max Perrotta. The town will fund about 10 percent of salaries, roughly $4,000, with roles including two police dispatchers, one clerk typist, one maintenance worker, and three playground supervisors. Funding comes from Washington, but apprehension remains whether any will become permanent. The 3 to 2 vote approved accepting federal funds, with Campbell Jerome and Sheridan in favor. Corcoran and Perrotta opposed.
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Bennington
Timothy R. Corcoran
Max Perrotta
Edward R. Lamb
Washington
Lamb
Police
Recreation
EEA
Corcoran
Perrotta
J. Duncan Campbell
J.C. Jerome
Paul Sheridan
Hood Plans 2.7 Million Expansion in St Albans
H P Hood Corp of St Albans will expand its cottage cheese plant over 18 to 24 months in a 2.7 million project tied to converting Newport Maine plant into a milk receiving substation. Final board approval is due at the June meeting. Superintendent George Walgrove says concentration of production in one modern facility will be economical.
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ST. Albans
UFI
H.P. Hood Corp
Hood
Newport
Maine
George Walgrove
Consumer credit talk Monday in BROC series
On Monday May 14 at 7 30 pm the Consumer Education Program will present a public lecture on Consumer Credit. Gilbert N Wolpe a consumer credit specialist from the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston will speak at Mt Anthony Union High School Room 314. The talk covers federal consumer protection laws including Fair Credit Reporting and Fair Credit Billing and explains the Truth in Lending Act with a filmstrip. The free lecture is sponsored by the Bennington Rutland Opportunity Council and the public is invited.
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Consumer Education
Gilbert N. Wolpe
Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Bennington-Rutland
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