Vermont oil industry partnership celebrated at BASIN HARBOR
At Basin Harbor Vermont leaders and oil industry groups gathered as Frank N Ikard president of the American Petroleum Institute spoke at the Vermont Petroleum Association and Vermont Oil Heat Institute banquet. He said the industry state partnership is real growing and will be stronger, noting Vermonters who helped found the industry and current economic contributions through jobs payrolls and taxes.
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American Petroleum Institute
Vermont exhibit on Norwich University opens in NYC
October display at the Vermont Information Center in New York City highlights Norwich University, America’s oldest private military college. The photos emphasize cadet life and academics, with the theme Vermont where higher education thrives, operated by the Vermont Development Department beside Radio City Music Hall.
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Health Department approves Essex Junction pollution grant
The Department of Health Education and Welfare approved a new anti water pollution grant for Essex Junction. Vermont lawmakers said the government will provide 19500 dollars toward a 65000 dollar project to improve local water quality.
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Vermont education panel recalls cakes and ale remark
State Education Board member Dr. Henry Fairbanks of Burlington dismissed the idea that all school time must be hard labor. Robert J. O'Brien of Tunbridge proposed shortening the day for first and second graders to allow learning at lunch. The board postponed action until December.
Vermont SBA grants total 417500 to eight firms
Eight Vermont businesses received small Business Administration loans totaling 417,500. The largest loan, 100,000, went to Rocheleau Deco Rating Co. of Winooski, which employs 42 people, while Lucas Jewelers of Montpelier received 12,500 and employs two.
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Senator Ruggles Returns Part Of Scholarship Money
Former Washington County Senator Daniel B. Ruggles of Montpelier has handed back $125 of his $3,000 senatorial scholarship funds. The dispute centered on impartial distribution and accusations of pork favoritism. Ruggles said the money was already committed. Harold Raynolds is the only senator to hand over the full $3,000 to the Vermont Student Assistance Corp.
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Albany sales tax yields $33.8 million in first month
Tax Commissioner Joseph H. Murphy said New York State collected 33.8 million from the 2 percent sales levy in its first month. Total revenue reached 60.5 million with the balance distributed to localities that already imposed similar taxes.
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French Theater to Visit Albany
The College of Saint Rose French Department sponsors Le Treteau De Paris performing Paul Claudel's L Announce Faite a Marie in Albany High School auditorium on Oct 25 at 8 pm. The show will be in French with Daniele Delesrme as the star. Tickets at the door or by mail. student rates available.
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Williams College Tuition Hike Announced for September
In Berkshire Williams College will raise tuition from 1600 to 1800 starting next September, announced by President John E. Sawyer. In Lanesboro at Pontoosuc Lake a car rolled into the water as a mother’s two young children were left inside. a passerby rescued the youngsters, ending a potential tragedy.
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Police Captain Morse Offered Housing Authority Post
Adams police Captain Charles W. Morse, a 26 year veteran, confirmed Thursday night he has been offered the executive director role with the North Adams Housing Authority and expects to resign once confirmation is secured.
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Youthful Connecticut Teens Held for Double Slaying
Two Connecticut teenagers wanted in the murder of the older youth s mother and sister were arraigned in Windsor Municipal Court early today. Judge Palmer Ainsworth presided as the case moved to the next bail and custody steps following the Springfield arrest.
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Pathway dispute and teen murders dominate Grand Isle and Cheshire region
The Grand Isle County Chamber opposes the Champlain Pathway recreation plan along the abandoned Rutland railroad bed, urging sale of the right of way back to adjoining landowners. In Cheshire Connecticut two youths, Derek Beaudry Jr. and James McCann, face juvenile delinquency actions after the Beaudry family killings as police uncover rifles and shells from the crime scene. The case unfolds amid broader regional tensions and a Berlin traffic inspection report.
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New York Cop Sees Son Fatally Hit by Hit and Run Vehicle
Police Sgt. William Hofaker, driving near Brooklyn home, learns a white late model sedan struck a 13 year old boy, his son Robert, who had bought new roller skates the day before. The driver fled as officers scoured streets all night for clues.
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Eight new Williams College faculty named for current year
Williams College announces eight new appointments by President John E. Sawyer. Three are full year posts in physics psychology and chemistry. First semester additions include mathematics instructors and French faculty with prior teaching at Molly Stark School in Bennington.
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