Union Seeks Change of Venue For Burlington Strikers' Trial
IUE Local 248 plans to ask Vermont District Court to move the nine strikers' trial after arrests during GE plant picketing. Six Lynn and Malden defendants pled innocent to disorderly conduct and breach of peace charges. A Friday hearing will decide if a temporary injunction limiting the picket line to ten becomes permanent.
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Mass
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Lakeside
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Kenneth Ballargeon
Leo Arsenault
Burling
Ton
Chittenden County Chancery Court
Panel To Discuss Gaysville Dam in Montpelier
Interagency Committee on Natural Resources will hear the Gaysville flood control dam proposal on Wednesday but will not issue a recommendation. Governor Davis to state position on the $28 million Corps of Engineers project covering 3200 acres and affecting over 100 structures. The panel may defer, awaiting a full Connecticut River Basin report and broader context of the Army plan.
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U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Orr
Army Engineers
Five Senators Offer Compromise On Oil Import Controls
Five senators including from Maine and Massachusetts propose a compromise oil import control plan. It calls for ending controls on Canadian and Mexican oil and allocating 14 percent of foreign oil to domestic refining with 6 percent to foreign trade zones, raising overall import quota to 20 percent.
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UPI
New England
Defense
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Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Edward W. Brooke
Mass
Thomas J. McIntyre
D-N.h
Stephen M. Young
Dohio
Daniel K. Inouye
Hawaii
Laird
Defense Department
Gulf Coast
Commerce Committee Skeptical About Davis Bond Bank Plan
The Commerce Committee questions Gov. Deane C. Davis plan to form a state bond bank to help towns sell municipal bonds. Treasurer Frank Davis says no major problems, but members fear possible legislature obligation to cover defaults. Bank would issue one large bond and pass proceeds to towns for projects. initial aim is long term borrowing for about 29 million dollars.
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Commerce Committee
Davis’ Bond
Cram Outlines Guard Training Changes at Camp Drum
Vermont Adjunct General Reginald Cram announced a proposed overhaul of guard training at Camp Drum in New York under consideration by the 50th Armored Division. He noted a $950,000 Senate-approved facility upgrade and said two of the three states in the division may train together next year. He cited firing range and maneuver space shortages and said improvements could relieve crowded conditions at Camp Drum.
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UPI
Vermont
Reginald Cram
Camp Cram
N.Y
50Th Armored Division
National Guard
Cram
Senate
Camp Drum
Crum
50Th Division
50Th Divi
Sion
New York
New Jersey
Adjutant General
Top Prizes Rare In Mail Sweepstakes FTC Says
FTC study finds top prizes in mail sweepstakes are seldom awarded with only a fraction of announced prizes actually given. The seven month survey shows ranges from 2.4 percent for soap firms to 13.5 percent for other campaigns. A New Orleans respondent recalled being fooled by these contests.
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FTC
Washington
UPI
Federal Trade Commission
America
Wilma Rodriguez
New Orleans
Jesus
Superlights in Trouble Stir Vermont Auto Rules
Vermont officials refuse recall of Chrysler models with high intensity superlight. Motor Vehicle Commissioner Malloy plans new ban to take effect next spring while allowing stop and ticket for inspections in the interim. The 2nd Circuit upheld Malloy’s authority amid earlier district court rulings.
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U.S. District Court
Burlington
Malloy
UAW Picketing Case to be Heard in Federal Court
In Schenectady a conflict over mass picketing by Local 259 UAW at Condee plants moves to federal court for injunction feasibility. State proceedings were halted while the federal decision awaited. UAW pickets have barred salaried workers from Schenectady and Scotia plants for 10 days. Albany education budget seeks 2.5 billion with 252 million more for local districts. Urban aid of 100 million to city districts proposed. Federal grants total 879,465 toward Arbor Hill Community Center on Lark Street with bids due December 2.
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United Auto Workers
UAW
Consolidated Diesel and Electric Co
Condec
James T. Foley
U.S. District Court
State Supreme Court
Guy A. Graves
Scotia
Condee
Albany
State Board of Regents
Arbor Hill
HUD
Lark Street
Mt Greylock Veterans Memorial plans detailed at meeting
In Berkshire the Mt Greylock Advisory Council executive committee plans a meeting with the architect and sculptor for the Greylock Veterans Memorial on November 20 at the New Ashford School. State plans to replace or rebuild the tower drew interest from veterans groups statewide. The 1963 legislature provided 306000 for tower repair. about 287000 remained unspent on unused architectural plans.
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Mt. Greylock
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