Murder Suicide in Vermont Raises Motive Questions
In Essex Junction a 63-year-old retiree Howard Osborne killed his granddaughter Donna Duso 18 then shot himself. Flora Osborne fled as the shooting began. Donna died at the scene. Howard died at Mary Fletcher Hospital.
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Essex Junction
UPI
Howard Osborne
Donna Duso
Cree Avenue
Flora Osborne
Osborne
Donna
Mary Fletcher Hospital
Burlington
State to build air pollution network in Rensselaer County
Gov Rockefeller and the state Department of Health unveil a program creating a statewide air pollution control network with several monitoring stations in Rensselaer County and a 1968 plan to set fuel standards and curb auto exhausts. The network aims to support new pollution standards for next year.
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Albany
Rockefeller
State Department of Health
Rensselaer County
Pittsfield General Hospital elects Rice president
Berkshire area notes report Peter van S. Rice, treasurer of A. H. Rice Co., re-elected president at the hospital's 92nd annual meeting, breaking a 90-year tradition of women leaders at Berkshire County’s oldest hospital. Adams tuition ruling targets Eugene P. Melville, Melville to cover about 2500 yearly for six Cheshire children. Williamstown appoints Gallup Poll veteran George H. Gallup II as managing director of the Gallup Poll. North Adams man Elmer F. Green, 22, found guilty on seven charges from Beaver Street crash. court orders up to 25 days at Northampton State Hospital with $500 bail.
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Pittsfield
Peter van S. Rice
A. H. Rice Co
Pittsfield General Hospital Corp
Berkshire County
Adams
Andrew J. Dilk
Supt. of
Eugene P. Melville
Cheshire
Melville
North Adams
Elmer F. Green
Beaver Street
Ernest H. Rosasco
Northampton State Hospital
Pre-Session Meeting Brief Vermont Legislators
Delegates to the 1967 General Assembly gathered at the statehouse for a dress rehearsal ahead of January's session. Nearly all 180 newly elected or re-elected Vermont House and Senate members attended a daylong orientation blending procedural briefing with pre legislative lobbying and speakership jockeying.
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Vermont
Vermont House
Sanatorium Appraisal Discussed in Montpelier
Vermont officials weigh reappraisal of Pittsford Sanatorium as a youth offender center with a target to begin construction next spring and rehabilitate first offenders by July 1968. Gov Hoff and Institutions Commissioner Woodhull clash with Pittsford town leaders over transfer of jurisdiction and fund allocations. Burned taillights cited as a recurring cause of rear end collisions by the National Automobile Club.
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Pittsford
Woodhull
Special Tuberculosis Trust Fund
Hoff
Health Department
San Francisco
API
National Automobile Club
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