Vermont highway board seeks license for interstate sign names
The Vermont Highway Board asks the Travel Information Council to license special gasoline brand name signs on the interstate system after an attorney general opinion found signs from an experimental project illegal under the 1968 anti-billboard law. The project, begun last February with the Vermont Petroleum Association and approved by the U S Bureau of Public Roads, faced the March 23 advertising ban. The WPA may pay about 5000 dollars if the council grants the license.
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U.S. Bureau of Public Roads
WPA
Vermont fixes 1968 accrued deficit at 332000
Administration Commissioner William Kearns and Finance Director Bruce Mosher said Vermont’s accrued deficit for fiscal year 1968 stands at 332000, down from a cash deficit of 1.5 million announced in August. Receivables rose 119000 and a 609000 initial surplus helped reduce the cash shortfall. outlays show a 520000 decrease from 1967.
Barre State Police Capt Monti to retire and enter private business
Barre State Police Captain Andrew H Monti with 30 years in law enforcement will retire from the State Police on November 15 to enter private business. He completed 25 years with the Public Safety Department on August 23, becoming the second officer to opt for early retirement. Former Major Kenneth J Fletcher was the first in 1965. Monti began in 1938 as a deputy sheriff under Sheriff Henry C Lawson of Washington County.
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Andrew H. Monti
Public Safety Department
Kenneth J. Fletcher
Monti
Henry C. Lawson
Washington County
Norwich student dies in car crash near Berlin
Brent Mason, 20, a Norwich University student from Huntington Valley Pennsylvania, was killed Sunday when the car he rode in crashed into a utility pole.
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Berlin
UPI
Brent Mason
Norwich University
Huntington Valley
Two Car Crash Kills Man Burns Other Injured In Troy NY
In Mill Street a head on crash between cars driven by William Herworth and William Clem caused Herworth to burn to death after his car sparked flames. Clem was injured and his vehicle rolled off an embankment into a culvert. Police restrained Clem's distraught son who tried to enter the ambulance. Separately Hertz Rent-A-Car reported a car missing essential components after a Sunday early morning sighting near Division and Front streets, suspected of professional theft.
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Mill Street
William Herworth
Wynantskill
William Clem
Clem
Herworth
Hertz
Division
Front Streets
Bank of the Hudson
Pittsfield Police Probe Focuses On Missing Edwin Thompson
Pittsfield police flew to Detroit to interview Noel Hangar linked to Edwin Thompson missing since Oct. 11. Hangar, an associate of Thompson and Kastner, heads West Side Credit Union. Kastner, jailed on $10,000 bail for alleged stabbing at a store. In Richmond, Suzanne Ring, 18, died in a near head-on crash. Philip Sarro and two passengers hurt. Dr. Claude Burdick named associate pathologist at Berkshire Medical Center after Army service. North Adams mayor awards design contract for Main Street Renewal project to DeLoye & Associates.
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Detroit
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Edwin Thompson
Noel Hangar
Hangar
Thompson
John R. Kastner
Kastner
House of Correction
Costie Nawrocki
West Side Credit Union
Richmond
Suzanne M. Ring
State Line Road
West Stockbridge
Berkshire Community College
Philip Sarro
Pittsfield General Hospital
Miss Ring
Claude C. Burdick
el Paso
Texas
Berkshire Medical Center
William Beaumont Army Hospital
Tokyo
406Th Medical Laboratory
North Adams
James F. Cleary
Main Street
Robert B. DeLoye & Associates
Conference To Study Need Of the Office of Ombudsman
In Montpelier a November conference co sponsored by Vermont New Hampshire Maine universities and the American Assembly will bring 60 leaders and educators to discuss grievance procedures and the possible use of an ombudsman. Experts trace the concept to modern public inquiry and Sweden with Eisenhower’s American Assembly at Columbia funding nonpartisan policy discussions.
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Office of Ombudsman
Montpelier
Vermont
New Hampshire
Maine
American Assembly
Columbia University
the Ombudsman
Citizen Protector
New England
San Diego
Calif
Rolf Haugen
UVM Government Research Center
Sembly
Hawaii
Lyman S. Rowell
UVM
Tavern Motor Inn
Winthrop C. Libby
University of Maine
Arthur S. Adams
American Council On Education
John W. McConnell
UNH
Ombudsman
The
Dwight D. Eisenhower
United States
Professional Women Honor Vermont State Treasurer
Mrs. Madelyn S. Davidson, Vermont state treasurer, was honored at a Montpelier dinner by the Vermont Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs. The event, sponsored by the Montpelier BPW Club, drew bank executives and state leaders, including Carl Winslow and James B. Gibney, with Davidson noted as Montpelier National Bank vice president and former Northern Vermont AI(B)B past president.
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Montpelier
Madelyn S. Davidson
Vermont
Vermont Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Montpelier Tavern Motor Inn
Carlton Winslow
Manchester Center
BPW
James B. Gibney
Bennington
Davidson
Vermont Employment Security Council
Chrysler seeks stay on Vermont ban of 1969 Dodges
Chrysler Corp. seeks a federal injunction to block Vermont officials from banning two 1969 Dodge models on state roads. The suit in Burlington argues federal approval for the cars includes the high intensity lights, while Vermont officials bar the cars citing safety concerns and a blue tint that could confuse police vehicles.
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Chrysler
Burlington
UPI
Chrysler Corp
Transportation Department
Vermont Motor Vehicle Department
The
Corporation
U.S
James Malloy
Malloy
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