Inmates Escape From Waterbury State Hospital
Two Waterbury inmates armed with a .22 pistol overpowered three attendants and fled the Waterbury State Hospital Tuesday night. Zane Badore and Edward Charbonneau, both Burlington men, were described as dangerous. Roadblocks and search efforts spread across the night as authorities suspected they headed toward Canada. Charbonneau had a Windsor State Prison transfer and Badore was held for breach of peace. A visitor reportedly supplied the gun, with bloodhounds tracing their route to the hospital parking lot.
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Corning faces June primary bid for Conservative nomination
In Albany Mayor Erastus Corning a Democrat heads for a June Conservative ballot fight with potential challenger Joseph L. Kennedy a 24 year old construction supervisor unless Kennedy’s petitions are ruled invalid Conservative party Chairman Karl Munninger filed petitions for Corning with about 100 signatures while Kennedy’s had 15 Corning also filed 25 000 Democratic signatures well beyond the requirement Five percent of the party’s 229 enrolled members or 12 is needed to make the ballot on June 17 Other Democrats in the city and county collected larger petition totals Saratoga School Budget Up in Saratoga Springs Board of Education approved a 1969 70 budget of 5 179 373 up 173 012 from last year No salary increases for teachers or civil service staff and no provision for double sessions next year Albany State Comptroller Arthur Levitt postponed an 88 million highway bond sale citing current market conditions Advertising set a maximum 5 percent interest rate
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Pittsfield Afro American Society forms to boost black identity
In Pittsfield a group of young African Americans forms the Pittsfield Afro American Society with Allan E. Nolan elected president. The group aims to foster leadership among black men and will host a public event at Pitt playground May 31 from noon to 7 PM open to blacks and whites. Nolan, a Bermuda native, moved to Pittsfield in 1958 after service in the Army.
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Regulations Drawn for Vermont Sales Tax Go Into Effect
Vermont Tax Commissioner Lawrence Wright released 25 pages of rules for the new sales tax set to start June 1. The rules define taxable and exempt items including household insect spray, home and garden sprays, and agricultural exemptions. The regulations cover retailer registrations, exemptions for government bodies, food products, deferred payments, collection, records, and refunds. Wright plans no public hearings but will meet with associations affected by the rules.
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McGettrick ordered to receive pre sentence report in embezzlement case
Former Essex Junction post office employee Donald E. McGettrick was convicted in U S District Court of removing a certified registered package containing 13000 dollars mailed from a Boston bank to the Essex Junction Howard National Bank branch. He is free on 1000 bail and has prior embezzlement convictions.
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