Vermont apple grower challenges deer damage law in Chancery suit
Putney apple grower William H. Darrow Jr. sues over state deer damage rules, claiming compensation should cover 1000 bushels of apples harmed by deer even if not matured. Judge Leonard Morrison hears arguments as officials face claims of noncompliance and improper compensation terms. In Barre, Harold Roy Raynolds accuses Rep. Robert T. Stafford of opposing public works and redevelopment acts that could spur Vermont jobs and development.
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Darrow
Morrison
Vermont to extend I-91 bridges along Connecticut River Valley
Bids will be opened next month for two bridges 3.7 miles south of Springfield and 1.7 miles of roadway in Rockingham as part of an I-91 extension project. A second contract for a mile of work to the Springfield town line is let in November with a December 1964 completion date.
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Montpelier
Highway Department
Connecticut River Valley
Bellows Falls
Springfield
Rockingham
Blount eyes Rutland track revival with tax relief bid
F Nelson Blount of an excursion line says he may buy a 20 mile Rutland Railway segment from Bellows Falls to Gassetts to run freight and tourist trains. He met Gov Keyser and Rutland President Ginsburg who voiced interest, but tax relief from the state is needed to restore service. The Bellows Falls to Gassetts stretch is a key area officials want back in use.
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Brattleboro
Dublin
N.H
Rutland
F. Nelson Blount
Service Club
Bellows Falls
Gassetts
Blount
Keyser
William '. Ginsburg
Gassetts Run
County to form water agency amid delays in contracts
Rensselaer County Supervisors approved creation of a new county water agency to coordinate aid for interested communities. Minority Leader James K. Welsh opposed, suggesting delay until Troy and East Greenbush water contracts are signed.
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Troy
Rensselaer
Berkshire news highlights school building costs and local votes
In North Adams a $32 000 architect financing order nearly split the council with a tie that was broken 11 to 1 on reconsideration. City projects estimate about 2 million dollars for three schools after surveys. Also in Adams horseback riding is forbidden in Bellevue Cemetery after complaints about workload. Williamstown will get a storage building for snow removal on U S Route 7 south of South Williamstown. Wheaton Illinois students start a week long exchange visiting local events hosted by Drury High and Pittsfield opponents.
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Adams
Cemetery Commission
Bellevue
Williamstown
Martin E. Pierce
State Highway Department
U.S. 7
Wheaton
Ill
Drury High
Pittsfield
Mt. Greylock
Lenox
Drury
Congressional Candidates Answer Peace Action Queries
The Bennington Banner reports U S Rep Robert J Stafford and Democrat Harold Ron Raynolds differ on foreign aid control and international bodies while both favor pursuing nuclear disarmament with verifiable inspections. Senator George D Aiken responds via reference. his opponent Robert W Johnson did not reply. The Bennington Council for a Turn Toward Peace organized the questions.
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U. S
Robert J. Stafford
Harold
Ron) Raynolds
U.S
Raynolds
Bennington Council
Vermont
George D. Aiken
Robert W. Johnson
Brattleboro
Aiken
U.S. Senate
Subcommittee On
United States
Stafford
Congress
U.N
Children’s Fund
Raynolds Stat
United Nations
Soviet Union
Point Four
Peace Corps
Kennedy
Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Armed Services Committee
House of Representatives
Disarmament Agency
Bennington
Bradford Smith
Shaftsbury
Foster Care Theme Highlighted by Vermont Aid Society
Burlington residents will see a drama on foster care at the Vermont Children's Aid Society annual meeting on October 17 at Hotel Vermont Roof Garden. The Burlington Community Theatre will perform Present Pleasures by Nora Stirling and the agency will honor foster parents for cared for children. Dr. Bennett C. Douglass of Burlington will preside at the 10:30 a.m. start.
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Burlington
Vermont Children’s Aid Society
Burlington Community Theatre
Nora Stirling
Hotel
Vermont
Roof Garden
Bennett C. Douglass
Society
Pravda Calls for Higher Soviet Productivity Gains
In Moscow the Soviet newspaper Pravda urged Communist party organizers and plant managers to speed up labor productivity to close the gap with the United States. It noted 18 percent industry and 23 percent building gains in the first three years of the seven year plan and claimed Soviet productivity now matches Germany France and Britain but still trails the United States.
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Moscow
Pravda
Communist Party
Soviet Union
United States
Play Starts At Two P.M With A Half Hour Length
A play will begin at 2 p m and run for 30 minutes. Luncheon is scheduled for noon with reservations due by October 15. Call Rutland Prospect 3 855 to reserve.
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Rutland
Prospect
AP Manager Starzel to Retire From The AP
Frank J. Starzel, 58, chief executive officer of The Associated Press, will retire after 14 years as its general manager. The AP board will name a successor today as Starzel moves to a farm near South Londonderry, Vt., and serves as a consultant.
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South Londonderry Farm
New York
Frank J. Starzel
Manger
Associated Press
Worldwide News Service
South Londonderry
Alan J. Gould
News Post
Gould
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