Falls firemen handed back badges over second truck delay
HOOSICK FALLS N Y Fire Chief Walter Sprague Deputy Chief William Cronin and Second Assistant Chief Robert Fredricson who gave up their badges were restored to duty after a fire department meeting. The dispute centered on delays in repairing a 194 Maxim second front line truck out of service six months with a rebuilt motor costing 2600. Maxim Motors advised possible pump repairs and power increase for 3000 but officials balked at funding another repair or a new truck. The village board cautious on tax impact scheduled further talks to resolve maintenance or replacement.
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Hoolick Falls
N.Y
Walter Sprague
William Cronin
Robert Fredricson
Village Board
Fire Department
Sprague
Maxim Motors
Hoosick Falls
Donald Bogardus
Bogardus
Vermont towns challenge tuition rules for nondesignated schools
Two appeals filed with the Vermont Board of Education contest the law guiding tuition payments by Pawlet and Rupert school boards to non designated or private schools. Attorney James W. O Neill Jr. argues districts must cover full tuition for his son at Burr and Burton, and for two Pawlet students to attend preferred private schools. The cases, involving designation of New York high schools as receiving schools, seek board ruling to require full tuition in all three youths cases.
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Montpelier
Vermont Board of Education
Pawlet
Rupert
Vermont Union High Schools
Burr and Burton Seminary
Manchester
Salem High School
Granville
Vermont
James W. O’neil Jr
Rupert School Board
Burr and Burton
Salem
Burr and
Burton
O’neil
Pawlet Board
Board of Education
Department of Education
Stephen L. Brandwene
Three hotdogs and coffee mood piece by Judson Brown Hoolick
In a reflective column Judson Brown Hoolick contemplates aging and mortality. The piece contrasts small sedentary death with the lingering impact of a life spent in hard physical labor.
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Hoolick
N.Y
Social notes from South Cambridge and area
Visits and greetings in Berne Schoharie and Groveside as Mr and Mrs Malcolm Hamilton host and friends call. Engagement announced for Donna Zakryewski to Donald Donisthorpe. Housewarming at Gannon Road home of Mr and Mrs Michael Wright. Combined church service planned at North Hoosick church with Sunday school at 9. Administrative board meeting set for Nov 17.
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Malcolm Hamilton
Jack Norray
Berne
Schoharie
Jack Zakryewski
Buskirk
Donna
Donald Donisthorpe
Gove Donisthorpe
South Cambridge
Michael Wright
Gannon Road
North Hoosick
London schoolboys named thieves in government study
A six year study reported nine of ten London schoolboys shoplift and steal from streets and cars by age 16. Eighty eight percent admitted stealing from school, 70 percent from shops, 33 percent from street vendors, and 17 percent from letters or packages. One in twenty stole a car. The report notes most thefts exceed 100 incidents each and calls for healthy outlets.
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London
UPI
William Belson
Diamond denies probe of doctors in Vermont case
Vermont Attorney General M Jerome Diamond denied reports of an inquiry into possible manslaughter or murder charges against doctors at the Medical Center of Vermont Hospital in Burlington. The denial followed a Burlington Free Press article about alleged methods to withhold treatment and end life support.
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Rutland
UPI
Vermont
M. Jerome Diamond
WHWB
Diamond
Burlington
Burlington Free Press
Medical Center of
Vermont Hospital
2500 Acres Open Up for Hunting in Vermont
In Manchester Sunderland area about 2500 acres of formerly posted uplands will be opened for hunting for five years under a trial by the Vermont Fish and Game Department. Hunters must follow rules and signs. the rest remains a wildlife refuge with no trespassing.
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Manchester
Vermont
Manchester-Sunderland
U.S. Route 7
The
Carthusian Fathers
Norman Brown
Vermont Fish and Game Department
Agency of Environmental Conservation
Arlington Near- derailment scare on Vermont rail line
Arlington Constable Charles H Farrell reported a heavy metal obstruction near the Rescue Squad building and town garage that could have derailed a train. The obstruction was spotted at 7 26 pm before a train passed at 9 06 pm raising concerns about propane and other flammable cargo. Three East Arlington youths were implicated and the case was sent to the Bennington County States Attorney for prosecution.
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Arlington
Arlington Town Garage
Vermont Railway
Charles H. Farrell
East Arlington
Bennington County
Farrell
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Ira Cornell
Groveside
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Ernest Henson
Charlton
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Ravenel
State Supreme Court
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Chittenden County
Francis X. Murray
Murray
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Karen Ann Quinlan
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McKenzie
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Connecticut
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Style Perfect
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