Escapee Berard Surrenders to Vermont Officials
Frank Berard, a 39 year old escapee, gave himself up to Deputy Attorney General Gregory McKenzie after a pre arranged meeting. He was moved to Burlington Correctional Facility on an escape charge and was accompanied by Montpelier officer James Leene. Berard was convicted of first degree murder in 1973 for a South Royalton cemetery killing.
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Berard
Burlington
UPI
Atip
Frank Berard
Vermont
Gregory McKenzie
Alfred Price
Windsor
Price
Mexico
McKenzie
Montpelier
James Leene
Leene
Royalton
Rutland meat market and diploma mill face state suit
The Vermont Attorney General’s office, through the Consumer Fraud Division, filed suit Oct. 2 in Rutland County Superior Court against Meat Masters, Inc. of Rutland for bait and switch tactics and misrepresented prices. The action seeks a court ban, restitution, civil penalties, and costs, amid claims of advertised sale prices that were ordinary prices. The office also warned about Jackson State University type diploma mills selling life experience degrees for 100 to 250 dollars.
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Burlington
UPI
Rutland
Attorney General’s Office
M. Jerome Diamond
Meat Masters, Inc
Diamond
Rutland County Superior Court
Vermont
Consumer Fraud Office
Schuppin case draws Vermont attention amid tax debate
In Montpelier UPI reports Gov. Salmon received 95 letters on proposed sales tax increases with 15 supporting. over 1,000 petition-signers urged blocking extradition of Tamara Schuppin. The Schuppin couple admitted arranging their daughter's abduction to rescue her from a sect.
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Montpelier
UPI
Vermont
Eric
Elizabeth Schuppin
Norman James
Thomas Salmon
James
Schuppins
Tamara
Unification Church
Jericho
Connecticut
Salmon
Chittenden County
Egg drop contest seeks 30 foot survivals at Oktober fest
Burlington UP I reports University of Vermont student chapter of the American Society of Civil Engineers plans an egg dropping contest during Oktober fest. Entrants must design a self-contained package not exceeding 12 inches to let a fresh chicken egg survive a 30 foot fall onto a hard surface without a parachute. Entrants pay 50 cents to enter and surviving eggs will be weighed and broken to verify freshness.
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Burlington
UPI
University of Vermont
American Society of Civil Engineers
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Sealy
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Mastercharge
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ELM Street
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Bennington, Vermont
Schuppin
Washington’s
Special Services
George Washington
Samuel Fraunces
Fraunces
New York City
New York
Washington
PO Tev Mae
Salisbury
Neateda Family
Monument Plaza
Bennington, VT
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