Vermont meeting on alcohol safety highlights deadly link
Governor's Conference on Alcohol and Highway Safety heard that 134 Vermonters died on state roads and almost half of deaths involved alcohol. Dr. Sheldon D. Bacon of Rutgers warned driving while impaired remains central to the rising crash rate.
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Montpelier
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Governor’s Conference On
Alcohol and Highway Safety
Sheldon D. Bacon
Rutgers University
Center of Alcoholic Studies
Vermont
Light Up for Christmas ignites Bristol Village Green
Bristol fills the downtown area with a 7:30 pm Christmas light ceremony on the Village Green. Federated Church steeple bells cue a brief musical program as area businesses and individuals fund the holiday illumination. Rutland sees the Trinity Episcopal rectory razed by wreckers after futile saves efforts.
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Bristol
Federated Church
Deer Cause Two Thanksgiving Crashes On I 91
State Police report two Thanksgiving accidents on Inter state 91 due to deer. A Wednesday night roll over occurred as a driver tried to avoid a deer, and early Thursday a deer was struck by another vehicle causing extensive damage. Gordon Cleary is jailed in Windsor on an assault with intent to kill or maim charge after allegedly firing at Police Chief Thomas Taylor and another officer. Cadet David A. Quincy of Montpelier, Norwich University senior, had his poem After Shower accepted for publication in the spring Anthology of College Poetry.
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Windsor
Gordon Cleary
Windsor County
Woodstock
Thomas Taylor
Cleary
Northfield
David A. Quincy
Montpelier
Norwich University
Quincy
Norwich
the Chameleon
Rensselaer Eyes High School Plan Amid School Closures
In Rensselaer Dr Nicholas Englehardt recommends building a new high school and abandoning elementary schools 2 and 3 as obsolete. A public hearing will be scheduled after holidays for residents to voice opinions on the survey. Mechanicville coins worth about 300 dollars reappear in casual spending by a 14 year old. some funds recovered. Troy health officials set December 6 meeting to resume water pollution hearing under a state decree to stop raw sewage into the Hudson River. Brunswick North Greenbush and Schaghticoke join in.
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Rensselaer
Nicholas Englehardt
Rensselaer Board of Education
Board of Education
Mechanicville
Troy
State Dept. of Health
Hudson River
Brunswick
North Greenbush
Schaghticoke
IVE Local 255 to Decide on Sunday Walkouts
Berkshire Pittsfield executive committee to decide if a 4000 member union votes Sunday to continue protest walkouts against General Electric Co. North Adams soldiers on flags and cards for Viet Nam stance. Patrick B Brown, 17, North Adams, found guilty on drug sale charge and placed on one year probation.
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Pittsfield
General Electric Co
North Adams
Patrick B. Brown
Ernest H. Rosasco
Historic Wayside Inn Fire Damages 279-Year-Old Landmark
Fire damaged the Wayside Inn in Sudbury Massachusetts a 279 year old historic site famed by Longfellow. The blaze broke out while staff prepared breakfast and it follows a 1955 fire that led to major restorations and reopening by the National Trust. George Washington is said to have slept there amid renovations and exhibits.
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Sudbury
Mass
UPI
George Washington
Francis Copeis
Needham
Massachusetts
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Longfellow
National Trust For Historic Preservation
Samuel Howe
Howe
Henry Ford
The
National Trust
Congress
Boston
Albany
New Hampshire Ski Slope Opens
Cannon Mountain at Franconia Notch opens its lower slopes as early season skiing begins in New Hampshire. Six inches of new heavy snow topped five inches of packed powder, with one chair lift planned to operate and potential expansion of usable terrain. Wildcat Mountain expected to open Saturday.
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Concord
N.H
Dred
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