Burlington Vermont Schools Face Tax Hike And Crowding
Burlington superintendent William T. Logan warns the present 2.98 rate may not cover the new high school as enrollment climbs by 300 this year. Newport and Winooski also report overcrowded schools with aging facilities and rejected plans for new high schools, while Rutland Railway tests eye restoration. The Vermont highway task force begins statewide meetings led by Rep. Joseph W. Moore to address untraveled roads and highway grants.
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West
Hillside
William H. Towne
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Orleans
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Irasburg
Coventry
Montpelier
St. Albans
St. Johnsbury
Woodstock
Castleton
Middlebury
Essex Junction
Manchester
Brattleboro
Gift from alumna funds Emma Willard capital plan
In New York the Emma Willard School announced a capital development program totaling 4 772 000 dollars following a 500 000 dollar gift from an alumna. The school, 150 years old next year and the nation's oldest girls school, notes the gift is among its largest. In Cohoes, voter registration rose to 5 212 with 2 566 on Saturday. Balloting is set for November 5 in a three way contest for the citys 15 elective offices.
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Emma Willard School
Emma Willard
Cohoes
Night classes start at Drury High in North Adams
Berkshire news item notes Drury High in North Adams offering night courses from speed reading to Russian while some courses carry no credits and English history and mathematics may provide diplomas. In Williams College news Norman Thomas will speak Oct 15 at Chapin Hall in Williamsport.
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Drury High
Williamstown
Norman Thomas
Adelphia Union
Williams College
Thomas
Chapin Hall
New Insignia for Highway Protective Hats Unveiled
George Merkle, highway illustrator, designed a new insignia to be worn on protective hard hats by field highway personnel, marking a branding update for the department.
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George Merkle
Northeast Airlines criticized for pressuring CAB over license
CAB enforcement chief J. G. Adams denounced five Northeast employee actions as violations of board principles including distributing handbills and urging appeals to presidents and lawmakers to reverse a decision denying a permanent operating license south of New York. President Kennedy urged compliance as Northeast faces route loss by Oct 14.
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Civil Aeronautics Board
Northeast Airlines
CAB
New York City
Northeast
James W. Austin
J. G. Adams
Kennedy
Board
Members of
Congress
New York
Adams
Austin
Plant aid approved to keep Fairbanks Morse in St Johnsbury
Vermont Labor Forum approved a 500 contribution to help retain the Fairbanks Morse Co plant in St Johnsbury. Forty five delegates voted unanimously to back the St Johnsbury Local of the United Electrical Workers Union, warning other Vermont industries could face similar moves and urging statewide help.
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ST. Johnsbury
Vermont Labor Forum
Fairbanks - Morse Co
United Electrical Workers Union
Vermont
Fairbanks- Morse
Don’t Get Careless About Plastic Bags Warns Health Dept
Vermont Health Department warns plastic bags pose suffocation risk to children. Do not leave laundry or grocery bags and sheets of film within reach of infants and toddlers. Dr. Edward E Friedman cautions against using plastic film as play surfaces or mattress covers.
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Health Dept
Burlington
Vermont Department of Health
Vermont
Edward E. Friedmen
Bennington Banner Contact and Subscription Rates
The Bennington Banner publishes daily except Sundays and holidays at 425 Main St Bennington Vermont. It lists newsroom and advertising phone numbers and offers mail subscription rates for local and U S addresses with 3 to 12 month options and special servicemen rates.
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Bennington
Vermont
The
Banner Publishing Corporation
Associated Press
Weekend highway toll rises in New England deaths reach 20
Six state region reports 20 deaths from Friday 6 p m to Sunday midnight. Massachusetts accounts for seven fatalities. Incidents include drownings, car crashes, and a gunshot self harm. Notable victims span Massachusetts Connecticut Maine New Hampshire Vermont Rhode Island and two minors from Westford and Sheffield.
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Massachusetts
Richard L. Moses
Donna Whitney
Westford
Mass
Katherine Fitter
Boston University
Rochester
N.Y
New Hampshire Tops New England in Travel Inquiries
In a three month survey covering June to August 1963, New Hampshire led New England with 26 percent of travel information requests at ALA travel offices. Maine followed with 24 percent and Massachusetts with 23 percent.
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New Hampshire
New England
Automobile Legal Association
ALA
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Massachusetts
Vermont
Connecticut
Rhode Island
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N.H
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