Vermont hunts licenses revoked after October violations
The State Fish and Game Department revoked eight hunters licenses and collected over 1800 dollars in fines for October violations. Four Vermonters received suspended jail sentences. fines ranged from 30 dollars for fishing without a license to 316 dollars for shooting and transporting deer in closed season. Brandon meeting features Dr Jonathan P A Leopold addressing parents and friends at 2 p.m. Sunday November 14 in the Brandon Training School Association lounge.
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Montpelier
UPI
State Fish and Game Department
Brandon
Jonathan P. A. Leopold
Brandon Training School Association
Vermont GOP chair challenges Hoff over tax funding plan
Derick V. Webb, chairman of the Vermont Republican State Committee, urged Governor Hoff to disclose new taxes needed for his policy package. Webb spoke at a Windsor County Republican dinner, warning that bonds without a solid repayment plan could threaten Vermont’s credit rating.
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Woodstock
Derick V. Webb
Vermont
Republican State Committee
Hoff
Veremont
Webb
Windsor County
Rutland Mayor to set hearing on auto liability rate hike
Rutland mayor Harold J. Nichols will confer with the State Banking and Insurance Commissioner to schedule a public hearing on a proposed 25 percent increase in auto liability insurance rates. The National Bureau of Casualty Underwriters has petitioned for the hike with a 3.5 percent rise in other state areas.
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Rutland
API
Harold J. Nichols
Banking and Insurance Commissioner
National Bureau of Casualty
Montpelier outlines trooper recruitment plan
Maj. Glen Davis says few applications have been filed for 30 trooper positions opening next year. Starting pay is $102 per month beginning January. The first new troopers begin in February, with recruiting continuing through the year on a staggered basis.
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Montpelier
Glen Davis
Public Safety
Goddard College to sponsor New England Conference on China
Plainfield Goddard College will sponsor a New England Conference on China Revolutions and Continuities the weekend of Nov 19. Conference chair Thomas Yahkub said the event seeks understanding of contemporary China through cultural and historical perspectives with participants Pat Watson Dr Johnathan Mirsky Russell Johnson Wing tsu Chan Chih Meng and Ch en Chi.
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Plainfield
Goddard College
New England
China
Thomas Yahkub
Goddard
Pat Watson
Johnathan Mirsky
Dept. of Oriental Studies
University of Pennsylvania
Viet Nam
Russell Johnson
American Friends Service Committee
Southeast Asia
Louis Halasz
United Nations’ Office of Information
Wing-tsu Chan
Dartmouth College
Chih Meng
China Institute of New York
Ch’en Chi
Fire destroys Peekskill’s 100 year old Methodist church
In Peekskill New York a century old Methodist church formerly St Pauls was ignited Tuesday by a boiler room explosion and burned completely. Police estimate damage at 200000 dollars and say flames swept through the cathedral style brick structure.
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Peekskill
St. Paul’s
Kilduff brothers adjourned for lack of counsel
Kilduff brothers George and John, held for murder and arson that killed nine children, appeared before Acting Justice Matthew M. Dunne in Troy Police Court. Their cases were adjourned to November 23 as they have not yet obtained legal counsel and expect to hire lawyers by then.
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Troy
Kilduff
George
John
Matthew M. Dunne
Trey
Kilduffs
Reapportionment Feels Final in Vermont Court Fight
In Montpelier UPI reports the Vermont Supreme Court hears final arguments on reapportionment of the Legislature. Attorney Roger MacBride seeks to halt the November 23 elections. petitions argue lawmakers overstretched legal powers. Court to rule soon as Chief Justice Holden promises a timely decision.
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Court of Last Resort
W. Clark Hutchinson
GOP
Rochester
General Assembly
U.S. Supreme Court
Hutchinson
Edward F. Smith
Highgate
MacBride
James S. Holden
Cancer scientist Fieser reveals lung cancer linked to smoking
BELMONT Massachusetts UPI chemist Louis Fieser a Harvard University chemistry professor who helped prove smoking causes cancer disclosed he underwent surgery for a malignant lung tumor. He smoked three to four packs daily for 45 years and even while assisting the Surgeon General's report.
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Belmont
Mass
UPI
Louis F. Fieser
Harvard University
U.S
Bennington Banner Publisher Contact and Rates Notice
The Bennington Banner lists newsroom and advertising phone numbers and notes publication details. It provides mailing addresses at 425 Main St Bennington Vermont 05201 and outlines UPI republication rights and home delivery options. Subscription rates for Vermont and U S deliveries are shown for 3 months, 6 months, and 1 year.
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Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
The
Banner Publishing Corporation
United Press International
UPI
Vermont
U.S
Walpole Prison Riot During Blackout Averted by Unarmed Guards
During a countywide blackout inmates at Walpole State Prison riot in the maximum security block. After a double tear gas assault by state troopers, 150 unarmed guards with gas masks entered and the 300 inmates surrendered. No injuries reported and no escapes. two nearby prisoners escaped from Plymouth jail during the blackout.
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Walpole
Mass
UPI
Walpole State Prison
Boston
Plymouth
John A. Volpe
Berkshire Mayor Considers Alternate Site for Victory Hill High
Mayor Remo Del Gallo, a leading advocate for a Victory Hill high school, says he must search alternate locations. He prioritizes the northern portion of the 140 acre Petricca property after blunt opposition from state official William B. Black, who toured Berkshire on Monday to critique site options.
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Pittsfield
Remo del Gallo
Victory Hill
Petricca
William B. Black
Black
Vermont House election eyed with 296 candidates for 150 seats
The Vermont general legislative race features 296 candidates for 150 seats with 133 contests. Seventeen are virtually assured, eight run on both ballots, and 21 appear as cross-party runners. House size cut from 246 to 150. 100 incumbents seek reelection. Oct. 19 primaries decide many. Democrats field 149 candidates, Republicans 147. 275 hopefuls seek seats.
Antique Cars Granted Six Month Storage Permit
Lee Walter M. Crosier of Cape Street received a six month storage permit from the Selectmen for eight antique or special cars and four yard vehicles. He appeared in Lee District Court earlier this summer over an alleged violation for storing unregistered cars beyond six months. Crosier said the junkyard was cleared and all cars were cut up except those on the permit list.
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Lee
Walter M. Crosier
Cape Street
Lee District Court
Salvation Army Citadel to Lay Cornerstone on River Street
North Adams ceremonies start Saturday at 2 p.m. Col. Frank Wilmer of New York City will place the cornerstone for the $66,810 two story concrete block Citadel. Capt. Earnest Kramer, local commandant, said completion is targeted for the end of January.
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North Adams
Salvation Army
River Street
Frank Wilmer
New York City
Earnest Kramer
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