Record Lack Hides Amount of Misappropriated Funds
MONTPELIER. State Auditor Robert King says a lack of records prevents accurate typing of misappropriated funds in the Department of Motor Vehicles bad check account. He disclosed a $729.55 embezzlement between July 1 and Oct. 16, 1968, and noted 302 accounts totaling $10,475.41 lacked correct addresses. He warned additional funds may be missing due to missing documents.
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King
Motor Vehicle
James Malloy
Malloy
New Hampshire Demands Profit Report Before Granting Car Insurance Hikes
New Hampshire insurance chief John A. Durkin orders stock and mutual auto insurers to report investment profits to justify rate hikes. The ruling limits rate increases, saving motorists about $664,000 and shaping future no fault system shifts and tighter underwriting.
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New Hampshire
Oncord
N.H
UPI
John A. Durkin
Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals
Durkin
Virginia Supreme Court
Insurance Commission
Virginia
Fugitive Bay State Official Captured in Atlantic City
George Brady, a former Massachusetts Parking Authority chair, sought for six years in the Boston Common Garage case, was arrested in Atlantic City on a federal fugitive warrant. He faces extradition to Massachusetts with bond set at 400000. Brady did not contest the move. Brady had disappeared Oct 23, 1963, as investigations into missing funds continued.
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Atlantic City
N.J
UPI
FBI
Massachusetts
George Brady
Boston Common
Brady
Massachusetts Parking Authority
U.S
Robert Neustadter
Boston Globe
Richard Connolly
South Carolina Avenue
Connolly
Charlestown
Suffolk County Grand Jury
Asbury Park
Boston
Ribicoff doubts Vietnamization plan and withdrawal need
Senator Abraham Ribicoff urged prompt and complete U S troop withdrawal from South Vietnam and asylum for those seeking to leave. He called Vietnamization wishful thinking and warned it would cost lives and billions to sustain a repressive Saigon regime while proposing a broad based interim government to reach a negotiated peace. He criticized U S support troops as risky and noted billions needed to fund the war even after withdrawal.
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New Haven
Ribicoff
Yale University
Vietnam
Saigon
U.S
Paris
Thieu
Ky ‘N
South Vietnam
Alleged NYC Dynamiters Face Half Million Bail
FBI says four suspects were arrested on charges of conspiring to bomb nine major buildings in New York City since July. Bail set at 500000 each. a fifth suspect Pat Swinton is sought. possible sixth remains. Victims include Manhattan Criminal Court Building and GM RCA Chase Manhattan Bank.
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New York
API
FBI
New York City
John F. Malone
Pat Swinton
U.S
Robert M. Morgenthau
Earle N. Bishop
Samuel Joseph Melville
Employe
George Demmerle
U.S. Army
National Guard
Manhattan
Jane Lauren Alpert
Swarthmore College
Foreign Mission Board
Richmond
Manhattan Criminal Court
General Motors
RCA
Chase Manhattan Bank
Malone
Policeman Dies From Chicago Gun Battle
A second Chicago policeman died from wounds after a gunfight that left six officers injured and one youth dead. The incident, possibly tied to Black Panther activity, occurred as police responded to reports of armed youths in a South Side neighborhood. One suspect was killed. another officer and a civilian were wounded. The case suggested an ambush plan targeting a county jail guard.
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Chicago
UPI
John Gilhooly
Billings
Black Panther Party
Spurgeon J. Winters
Fred Rappaport
Winters
Lance S. Bell
Cook County
Rappaport
Gilhooly
South Side
James Caldwell
Bell
Caldwell
Vermont Faces Slow Federal Aid On I 89 Right Of Way
Vermont officials report the federal Bureau of Public Roads has only paid one third of a 607000 bill for I 89 right of way in Franklin and Chittenden counties. The delay helped trigger former Commissioner Lauritz Larsen’s resignation. Negotiations continue for full restitution while about 212000 has been restored.
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Gray
Bureau
Federal Agency
Albany High unrest ends after three hour meeting
A three hour Albany High School meeting between school officials and black student groups ended with no comment from either side. The talks followed a Wednesday disturbance in which about 100 students were routed from the auditorium, amid demands alleging discrimination and limited course choices. Five Albany schools closed temporarily during the unrest. In Troy, the Civil Service Employment Association reports an impasse with City Manager Gonyea as the 1970 budget lacks funds for raises.
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Albany
Albany High School
James T. Hepinstall
David Bray
John Bach
Albany High
Philip Schuyler High
Hackett Junior High
Philip Livingston Junior High
Albany Vocational School
Troy
Civil Service Employment Association
Adrian C. Gonyea
Jackson D. Dennis
Dennis
Williamstown gets another month for sewer plan decision
Williamstown leaders secured a postponement from December 1 to January 1 from the state Water Pollution Control Division to secure funding for a secondary sewage treatment plant and interceptor line. Town officials oppose a regional district as urged by state law.
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Williamstown
North Adams
James F. Cleary
State Water Pollution Control Division
Mount Greylock Regional High School Committee
Selectman
Peter P. Welanetz
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Aiken
Vermont Water Resource Board
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Brattleboro
St. Michael’s College
Bernard L. Boutin
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