Vermont Judge Cleared in Withholding Information Case
Addison Municipal Judge William S. Burrage has been cleared of charges of withholding public information Gov Hoff ordered state investigator Gregory E L Ecuyer to probe after a reporter charged Burrage hid court details from the press The report reportedly clears Burrage though not yet public Hoff expects the document today
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Montpelier
UPI
Addison
William S. Burrage
Philip H. Hoff
Gregory E. L’ecuyer
State House
Burrage
Hoff
New Year Bar Hours Extended Into Early Morning
The Vermont Liquor Control Board extended restaurant and bar hours from 1 a.m. to 4 a.m. on Saturday January 1, allowing Green Mountaineers extra hours to celebrate the new year.
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Montpelier
UPI
Liquor Control Board
Green Mountaineers
Volunteer Program Honors VA Center Volunteers
White River Junction ceremony highlights the Volunteer Program at the Veterans Administration Center with a refresher course and an awards ceremony. Center Director William B. Sheppard welcomed attendees praising collaborative efforts of service fraternal and local groups. M. Dawson Tyson spoke on the value of volunteers to the hospital team as certificates of appreciation were awarded.
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White River Junction
Veterans Administration Center
William B. Sheppard
M. Dawson Tyson
Vermont to Host Luncheon on Preserving Old Roads
A luncheon meeting focused on preserving Vermont’s old roads and trails will be held at 12:30 p.m. in the Woodstock Inn on Sunday November 21. Representatives from American Youth Hostels Inc Green Mountain Horse Association and Green Mountain Club urged this at the Governor’s Conference on Recreation.
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Woodstock
American Youth Hostels, Inc
Green Mountain Horse Association
Green Mountain Club
Vermont
Woodstock Inn
Westminster driver saves crash victim on Interstate 91
Lloyd Church of Westminster West was credited by the Vermont Truck and Bus Association Council of Safety Supervisors with a life saving act after spotting a Boston woman ejected from a car that spun out of control on Interstate 91. He stopped to aid her and summon medical help following the Oct 22 crash.
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Westminster
Vermont Truck and and Bus Association
Council of Safety
Boston
Lloyd Church
Westminster West
Mrs Aldephine Retell Marks 100th Birthday Today
Mrs Aldephine Retell, resident with her son Bert Retell, observes her 100th birthday. Born November 17, 1865 in Shoreham, she has lived here for many years.
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Brandon
Aldephine Retell
Bert Retell
Shoreham
To Ditch or Not to Ditch PSA Study in Vermont
State Tax Commissioner Gerald S. Witherspoon has not decided whether to retain the Chicago tax consulting firm PSA after a $16,000 engagement to study Vermont tax structure. PSA sent two representatives for a data processing study, but Witherspoon recalled them last week for lack of value. A decision in a couple of weeks is expected.
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Montpelier
UPI
Gerald S. Witherspoon
Chicago
Public Administration Service
PSA
Witherspoon
Dwyer appoints Cipperly county detective in Buffalo
Troy Rensselaer DA M. Andrew Dwyer Jr announces Robert W. Cipperly of Eagle Mills as provisional county detective after Leo P. Barry’s death. Cipperly, 43, has 15 years as an investigator for Lumberman’s Mutual Insurance. Civil Service exam pending. Albany report notes Nassau boy Michael Bennett bitten on face by family dog. treated at Albany Medical Center Hospital. condition satisfactory. Rensselaer dairy study finds mastitis costs to farmers around $1.6 million statewide annually. 50 percent of cows affected.
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Troy — Rensselaer
M. Andrew Dwyer, Jr
Robert W. Cipperly
Brunswick Rd
Eagle Mills
Leo P. Barry
Cipperly
Lumberman’s Mutual Insurance Co
Albany
Albany Medical Center Hospital
Nassau
Michael Bennett
Vincent Carey
Shadduck Road
Bruen
Clinton Heights
Troy
Rensselaer County Agricultural Dept
New York State
N. Bruce Haynes
New York State Veterinary College
North Adams Students Endorse Viet Nam Policy
A petition at North Adams State College supporting the administration's Viet Nam policy was followed by a 26 member student senate endorsement, officials said Tuesday. A separate item notes strong local support for a new 950-student high school to serve Great Barrington Stockbridge and West Stockbridge, with a $2.4 million bond approved and occupancy planned for Sept. 1, 1967. The project uses a 90-acre Route 7 site. Searles High will become a junior high. In Adams, five garages behind Central Garage were destroyed by fire, contributing to the death of Patrolman George R. Little who suffered a heart attack at the hospital.
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North Adams
North Adams State College
Great Barrington
Stockbridge
West Stockbridge
Route 7
Searles High School
ADAMS
George R. Little
Linden Street
Reapportionment Foes Will Abide By State Supreme Court Decision
In Vermont, anti reapportionment forces await the state Supreme Court ruling on the validity of upcoming elections and reapportionment acts. Former Rochester Republican Rep. W. Clark Hutchinson indicated he would not contest the court’s ruling as he sought to delay elections so the 1965 lawmakers could serve full terms.
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Supreme Court
Montpelier
UPD
Vermont
State Supreme Court
Rochester
W. Clark Hutchinson
Bible Institute President To Speak At North Bennington
Dr Bruce L Morgan executive secretary of Northeastern Gospel Crusade will speak at Old Stone Church North Bennington Sunday at 7 pm He leads Bible Institute of New England in St Johnsbury and heads NGC Inc He is a noted East Coast Bible teacher and evangelist Invited by Rev Elwin M Ellis. The piece also notes a U S Supreme Court change of mind and reapportionment cases in Vermont with Roger MacBride and Edward F Smith arguments and court options.
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Bruce L. Morgan
Northeastern Gospel Crusade
South Newbury
Old Stone Church
North Bennington
Bible Institute of New England
St. Johnsbury
NGC
Pioneer Christian Service
Baptist Bible Seminary
Johnson City
N.Y
Morgan
NGC, Inc
New England
Upper New York State
Quebec
Elwin M. Ellis
U.S. Supreme Court
Hutchinson
Roger MacBride
Halifax
Edward F. Smith
Highgate
MacBride
Smith
State Supreme Court
Vermont Track Receives 225000 From Green Mountain
Vermont collected 225000 from Green Mountain Track this year despite a 750000 drop in handle at Green Mountain Park in Pownal. The 1963 8 percent and 1964 10 percent formulas were revised to a sliding scale based on daily handle. Treasurer Martin Di Matteo expresses disappointment but will honor the agreement while noting attendance fell and only 4 percent of bettors were Vermontists.
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Montpelier
UPD
Vermont
Green Mountain Park
Pownal
Martin DiMatteo
di Matteo
Bennington Banner Contact and Subscription Rates
The Bennington Banner lists newsroom and advertising numbers and states the newspaper is published daily except Sundays and holidays at 425 Main St Bennington Vermont. It notes United Press International ownership of local news and dispatches and provides home delivery costs and mail subscription rates inside Vermont and elsewhere in the U.S.
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Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
The
Banner Publishing Corporation
United Press International
UPI
Vermont
U.S
Alert Out For Papa Two Missing Vermont Boys
The Vermont Social Welfare Department asks residents to help locate two missing boys, Michael Papineau, 14, and Ricky Keough, 11, wards of Frances Prue of Glover. Papineau, 4 feet 8 inches, 85 pounds, blue eyes, light brown hair, last seen in dungarees gray rubber boots and an Army fatigue cap. Keough, 4 feet 5 inches, 65 pounds, thin face, last seen in dungarees and a gray jacket. Call state police or Social Welfare with any information.
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State Police
Social Welfare Department
Hoff Meets With Windsor Investigators
Gov. Philip H. Hoff urged a five member team probing Windsor State Prison to file their evaluation by December 16. Meeting at Windsor Prison, Hoff discussed charges of brutality and non rehabilitative philosophy raised last September by former Rep. William Blachly. The panel led by Waldo C. Holden will assess inmate classification age segregation and rehab programs and propose corrective steps. The report could bolster efforts for a new intermediate medium security facility for youthful offenders.
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Windsor Prison
William Blachly
East Calais
Bennington
Waldo C. Holden
Optimistic 1966 business outlook from McCracken
Dr. Paul W. McCracken, University of Michigan professor, predicts 1966 business activity will rise about 5.5 percent from 1965. He projects a Gross National Product of roughly 705 to 710 billion dollars for 1966 in a paper to the National Industrial Conference Board.
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New York
UPI
Paul W. McCracken
University of Michigan
McCracken
National Industrial Conference Board
Liz Hollywood Nephew Popgun Hits Taylor in Eye
Actress Elizabeth Taylor was struck by a popgun discharged by her 4 year old nephew and suffered a bruised right eye. She appeared on the set of Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? the next day and was referred to an eye specialist.
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Hollywood
UPI
Elizabeth Taylor
Miss Taylor
Virginia Woolf
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Schenley Distillers Co
N.Y.C
Liz
Central Sap Corporation
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