Vermont News Roundup of Fatal Crash and Youth Center Plans
A Middlebury man, Marvin F Delphia 24, died late Tuesday when a car lost control and overturned at a railroad crossing on Town Road 18. Marie T Hotte 18 of Cornwall was hospitalized with back injuries. In Burlington, a state official said a youth opportunity center for 16 to 21 year olds will open by February and be funded by federal funds. Vermont Gas Systems plans to pipe Canadian gas to Burlington Swanton and St. Albans homes within a year with a $2 million pipeline, buying 3.7 million cf first year, rising to 8.5 million cf by year three. A 23 year old Chester man, Kenneth Record, is in critical condition after a self inflicted gunshot wound at Route 11 near Chester.
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Rockefeller to launch TV series to explain state program
Gov. Rockefeller will host a weekend television series titled Executive Chamber to outline New York state programs and needs while avoiding tax hike language. Production costs are paid by the governor, with air time donated by stations. The first episode is How Much Education. CATSKILL voters reject a regional centralization plan for 18 districts for the third time in four years, 2023 votes against to 1,189 in favor with 55 void ballots. SHUSHAN Harold D. Hayes, 20, jailed in Rutland County for failing to pay three fines totaling 105 dollars plus 17.30 costs after pleading guilty to DUI and related offenses. vehicle left Pawlet, VT, but Hayes unhurt.
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Williams College art history program planned with Kress grant
WILLIAMSTOWN Williams College announces a new master’s degree program in art history to begin in fall 1966. aided by a five year grant of 150000 dollars from the Samuel H. Kress Foundation of New York City, the funding will be disbursed as 30000 dollars annually for five years in cooperation with the Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute.
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Stocks Open Firm in Moderate Trading New York
UPI reports a firm opening in moderate trading with DuPont rising to 2861/2, Allied Chemical slipping to 53 1/2, and Dow Chemical up 4 to 8 while Allied Chemical drops 1/2 to 53 1/2.
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Drought Cost in New England Tops Twenty Million Dollars
New England drought costs run past 20 million with hay losses of 18.3 million and potato losses of 1 million. Maine and parts of New England escape worst. Connecticut closes woodlands. Officials warn of a waterless winter and fire danger eases in Maine.
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Bennington Banner Telephones and publication details
The Bennington Banner lists its contact numbers for business news and newsroom as well as advertising and provides publication details. It notes daily circulation with exceptions, the address at 425 Main St Bennington Vermont, and United Press International affiliation along with subscription rates for various regions and durations.
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Kennedy to walk with walker within weeks
Boston Globe reports Senator Edward M. Kennedy will be up and walking with the aid of a walker within three weeks and expected to be released from New England Baptist Hospital by Christmas. He has worn a Stryker frame after a June plane crash injury, with doctors planning ongoing X rays and a summit conference to decide when he may stand for the first time.
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Hub Police Nab Murder Suspects
Two ex convicts and a former Hyannis man are in custody for two brutal Boston South End killings. Authorities say suspects surrendered after trunk slaying of William J Trearnie, a roommate whose dismembered body was found in three trunks near Washington Street. The third suspect, a former Hyannis resident, was arrested for the November 6 murder of Mrs. Patricia Campbell.
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