Wisconsin stalls billboard removals over highway beautification act
Wisconsin officials suspend billboard removals along interstate routes fearing loss of federal highway grants under the 1968 act. G H Bakke reports potential $4.5 million annual aid loss if police-power removals continue while seeking Commerce Department clarification on eminent-domain requirements.
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Wisconsin
Madison
Wis
G.H. Bakke
State Highway Commission
Robert T. Giles
Commerce Department
Bakke
Draft Drop Predicted By Hershey
Washington based on UPI report selective service chief Lewis B. Hershey expects a drop in January draft calls due to a 60 percent jump in voluntary enlistments. He cautions married men without children may still be drafted and notes plans could change if Vietnam war escalation occurs.
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Washington
UPI
Selective Service
Lewis B. Hershey
Armed Services
Viet Nam
Hershey
Pentagon
Safety at Sea Agreement Not Adequate
Rep Edward A Garmatz says the Yarmouth Castle disaster may force withdrawal from the International Safety of Life at Sea Convention. He argues the United States should exit if other nations do not strengthen the pact to protect passengers and refuses to let foreign vessels risk Americans.
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Washington
API
Yarmouth Castle
United States
Edward A. Garmatz
Dmd
House
Merchant Marine Combe
Garmatz
Dean Rusk
New Hampshire Ski Areas Debate Higher Rates and Boycott
Rates at Cannon Mountain and Mt Sunapee spark strong reaction as the Parks Department raises prices to address a fiscal shortfall. Ski club president warns of a boycott and possible layoffs, while supporters propose privatizing operations to restore competitive pricing.
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Newport
N.H
UPI
Cannon Mountain
Mt. Sunapee
A. Warren Sandberg
Parks Department
Students in Viet Nam Demand Return to Civilian Government
UPI reports Saigon and Dalat University students urged a civilian government after military ruler Ky took power five months earlier. They criticized Ky for unfulfilled reforms amid ongoing war, inflation, and black market activity, signaling political instability in South Vietnam.
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Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Cao Ky
Saigon
Dalat
Marshal Ky
State Needs More Revenue For Proposals
Vermont budget director John Gray says the Hoff administration will likely need extra revenue to finance legislative proposals and cautions that current funds will not suffice. The administration may seek about 3.5 million for 1967 as talks on department requests begin December 15, with some requests expected to be cut.
Dates Set For New Car License Use In Vermont
Motor Vehicle Commissioner James E. Malloy announced the 1966 registration rules. Current low pleasure car numbers under 10,000 go to reserving applicants who file by December 1 at the Montpelier DMV. Unreserved numbers will be issued on a first come basis. The December 1 deadline is a month earlier than last year due to 1965 legislation. 1966 plates for pleasure cars and municipal vehicles may be displayed January 1, 1966, with others due by May 1. Pickup trucks will no longer carry pleasure car plates and must be registered as motor trucks. No refunds will be issued for the shortened 1965 plate period.
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Burlington
James E. Malloy
Department of Motor Vehicles
Montpelier
Malloy
Record Changer with Dual Sapphire Styli and Golden Voice Speaker
Vintage 4 speed automatic record changer with dual sapphire styli and a separate tone and plume control. Features a 4 foot golden voice speaker and a wood cabinet wrapped in scuff resistant vinyl covering. Priced at 49.95 dollars.
Bennington Legal Notices and Zoning Hearings 1965
Commissioners for Maurice R Scammons estate schedule six month claim meetings at Bennington office on January 8 and April 8 from 10 am to 5 pm with October 8 1965 as the claim deadline. Zoning Board to hear Frank Townsend appeal December 8 1965 on two mobile homes in a trailer park. Separate notice for Alexander B R Drysdale appeal December 8 1965 for a commercial use on Harrison Avenue in A 2 district.
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Maurice R. Scammons
Honorable
Probate Court
Bennington
Pownal
George M. Flenberg
Doris S
Buchanan Nesbith P
Fienberg
Zoning Board OF Adjustment
USA
Frank Townsend
Burgess Road
Vermont
South Street
Stephen H. Gilman
Alexander B. R. Drysdale
Harrison Avenue
Probate notice in Vermont estate of Edgar F LeBlanc
The Bennington Probate Court schedules November 24 to examine and allow the executor's account for Edgar F LeBlanc and to decree residue to rightful claimants. Public notice runs three weeks in the Bennington Evening Banner. Attend at 11:00 AM at Bennington Probate Office to contest or establish heirs and claimants. Also advertising bicycles exercisers and vibrator belts for Christmas delivery from Stay Trim Studio, 442-4771.
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Frank Paul Keisler
Vermont
Bennington
Frank Paul Kessler
Catherine C. Behan
Edgar F. Leblanc
State OF
Edgar F, LeBlanc
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