Panty raids mark two college nights at Castleton State
At Castleton State College two nights of panty raids ended with students describing the events as playful. Coeds raided men's dorms Tuesday while men retaliated, followed by a re raid by the men.
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Aiken to Speak at United Farmers New England Meet
About 500 people are expected for the 49th annual United Farmers of New England meeting on October 5 at Peoples Academy Morrisville with Sen. George D. Aiken of Vermont as featured speaker at the daylong session.
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Hudson River Valley study to map riverfront redevelopment
ALBANY The Hudson River Valley Commission launched a comprehensive study to examine redevelopment of riverfront areas in Albany Rensselaer and lower Saratoga counties The plan aims to guide a broader Hudson River program but the agency lacks statutory power and depends on public opinion. Kermit McGinnis will seek a stay of Faith Evanss six month sentence in Rensselaer County Court while appealing obstruction charge arising from her Troy arrest at police headquarters on June 28.
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Billboard dispute in Berkshire over road trailer signs
At Fair Shopping Center in Great Barrington a licensed over the road trailer with ads on both sides is debated as a billboard after selectmen say it qualifies. Maurice Callahan & Sons of Pittsfield brought it here without permission from the landowner. Callahan claims it is a licensed trailer with owner consent, not a billboard. Williams College professor James MacGregor Burns to co chair a new Massachusetts Citizens for Humphrey Muskie with Eli Goldston of Boston predicting gains for the Democrat ticket following Humphrey's speech. Adams reports McLaren named school superintendent for the duration of the district, previously acting, with no raise. reappointment due in April.
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Hoff Requests Fiscal Study To Address Vermont Budget Gap
Gov. Philip Hoff disclosed part of his plan to close a potential 4.5 million dollar deficit for the current biennium. He released a Sept. 27 letter to Tax Commissioner Gerald S. Witherspoon asking for a revenue and taxation study to guide an orderly transition for the 1969 administration.
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Slaying Evidence To Be Weighed By Grand Jury
A Washington County Grand Jury convened to weigh evidence in the rifle slayings of two Massachusetts youths on Sept 22. Indictments may be returned against 21 year old James A Kanavaros of Middlesex who pleaded innocent to two counts of first degree murder. The victims Daniel Maxwell 19 and Richard Gallagher 19 were shot to death in front of the home where Kanavaros lived in Wel lesley Massachusetts.
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