Vermont House Hears Second Public Session On Windsor Prison Plan
The Vermont House Institutions Committee held a second public hearing on a bill to replace the Windsor state prison with a medium security facility after a prior session stirred controversy from a former inmate testimony. Critics and out-of-state criminologists oppose the plan and favor family-type training camps.
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Vermont colleges win federal library construction loans
The Higher Education Facilities Act funded two loans announced Monday by UPI. Windham College in Putney received 199000 dollars, and St Michael's College in Winooski Park received 895000 dollars for building new library facilities.
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Cutts to seek third conference on constitutional convention
Royal Cutts, father of the anti-reapportionment measure, said he will push for a third conference committee to resolve House Senate differences over a resolution for a federal constitutional convention. The Senate panel has twice failed to agree with the House over Vermont and other states using a non population based apportionment for one House.
Albany Medical Center to open eight story wing
Albany Medical Center Hospital will mark the opening of its eight story 264 bed wing with a cornerstone ceremony at noon on Wednesday. The $5.6 million project will have several floors opened next month with Gates B. Aussesser and John Wyld Jr. present. Wyld, 12, of Albany, represents patients who will benefit and has relied on hospital care for eleven years with some 2000 transfusions of blood and plasma.
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Reapportionment Order Affects New York Legislature Election
Three federal district judges ordered New York to elect a new legislature in the November 2 election under a Republican reapportionment plan deemed unconstitutional by state courts. Senate Leader Joseph Zaretzki, Democrat from Manhattan, challenged the order, noting past reversals and predicting another likely reversal.
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Berkshire City Sees No IDs Issued Under State Plan
North Adams reports no identification cards issued since the Alcoholic Beverages Control Commission began enforcing the underage drinking regulation on May 3. Only one inquiry has been made. The IDs verify the bearer is at least 21.
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Williams Alumnus To Be Speaker at Williams Theater Dinner
John Frankenheimer, Williams College 1951 alumnus, will headline the Adams Memorial Theatre dinner on May 17 at the Country Restaurant. He is a noted TV drama director and creator of Playhouse 90 shows and will present his film The Train starring Burt Lanchester, with wife Evans Evans noted locally for summer theater appearances.
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Pittsfield water supply rises with full to near full reservoirs
Mayor Robert Dillon announced on Monday that Pittsfield's water system shows improving levels with all reservoirs full or near capacity. Ashley reservoir remains at 25 percent capacity. Water restrictions persist with a hose ban except during two hour weekend periods.
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Stock Market Opens Mixed in Early Trading
New York stocks opened with mixed results as several major names moved. Eastman Kodak slid to 165, Allied Chemical rose to 54, Kennecott Copper climbed to 110.34, Reynolds Metals gained to 44, Anaconda fell to 66, Texaco advanced to 78, Standard Oil of New Jersey slipped to 78, Phillips Petroleum eased to 53.14, Standard Oil of California fell to 69.5, Bethlehem Steel eased to 38.54, Republic rose to 43.7, Du Pont dipped to 245 and then added another point, Union Carbide rose to 137.
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Blood transfusions save blue baby over parents' religious objection
In Boston, a judge ordered blood transfusions for newborn Lydia D Andrea, a blue baby with an RH factor issue, overruling Jehovah's Witness parents who refused. University Hospital reported the infant is likely to survive and was in good condition after the three planned transfusions.
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House Recants On Date Change In Registrations
In Montpelier the House reconsidered a Senate bill to shift motor vehicle registration dates. The plan would set March 1 for pleasure cars and May 1 for trucks, easing the all-due renewals. The House then rejected a move to cut town fire wardens’ pay, approving a raise to 35 dollars per year.
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Fire Safety Organization Reports Decrease in Multiple-Death Blazes
NFPA said 1964 had 1 224 multiple death fires in the United States and Canada, down 434 from 1963, with 283 incidents where three or more lives were lost. Major cases included a July 9 in flight fire killing 39 on a plane near Newport TN and a June 30 offshore drilling vessel blast killing 21 near Morgan City LA. Other notable losses occurred at Maples Convalescent Home in Fountaintown IN, a San Francisco church hall fire, and Chicago apartment house blaze.
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Hoffs Authority Battle Over Vermont Budget Bill
Lt Gov John Daley condemned a rider in Vermonts $90.8 million biennial appropriations bill that requires governor approval of any loan or grant over 10,000 from the emergency board. Daley said the provision hamstrings the governors duty to enforce laws and could undermine reform efforts. Richard Mallory defended the rider as giving legislative input on major new programs. The report also covers fire death statistics from NFPA.
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