Vermont aid chief blasts food surplus rules
Vermont war on poverty director Paul H. Guare criticizes city hall registration for surplus commodities as unnecessarily hard for low income families. After 4 30 p m they must go to the police station to sign up and opponents say many feel intimidated.
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Paul H. Guare
49th Social Welfare Conference Opens in Montpelier
The 49th Social Welfare Conference begins today and runs through Friday in Montpelier. Keynote speaker is Rev. Joseph T. Alves of Boston. Five workshops are planned over the two days with a banquet this evening.
Vermont GOP to send funds and sponsor candidate forum
The Vermont GOP Executive Committee voted to send 1000 dollars to the National Republican Committee allocate advertising funds to state legislative candidates and pay off debts. The party will sponsor a candidates forum on October 28 at the Pavillion Hotel in Montpelier for nominated candidates to get state issue briefings.
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Pavillion Hotel
RPI receives record bequest for loan fund
Albert Scheer Jr. of South Orange New Jersey left Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 273722.11 dollars in 1963 after his death at 72. The estate was settled recently and the fund will support Deserving undergraduates and graduate students as the Albert Scheer Jr. Loan Fund.
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Troy
RPI
Albert Scheer Jr
Rensselaer Clerk Stack challenges budget claim
GOP clerk Troy Martin B. Stack rebutted Democratic charges of a county bankruptcy risk. He urged the state comptroller to deploy auditors to the Rensselaer County Court House and issue an official financial report before the election. Democrats Lombard and Jubic claimed a 2.118 million dollar budget shortage in 1965.
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Martin B. Stack
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Rensselaer
Stack
Rensselaer County Court House
James A. Lombard
William R. Jubic
Board of Supervisors
Seven Dreier Children Undergo Tonsillectomies in Troy
In Troy at Leonard Hospital seven Dreier children aged 5 to 14, Karen 12, Robert 14, Susan 13, Nancy 10, Janet 7, Clara 5, and Walter 6, all had tonsillectomies. Dr. John A. Enzein, a nose and throat specialist, performed the operations, drawing attention in the pediatrics ward and tiring the admissions office.
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Dreiers
Leonard Hospital
Robert Dreier Sr
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Robert
Susan
Nancy
Janet
Clara
Walter
John A. Enzein
Bennington Unification Committee Reviews Proposed Act
Bennington's Unification Study Committee completed an initial review of a draft enabling act to allow municipal mergers if approved. It examined tax provisions phasing discounts over five years and raised uniform assessment concerns, plus duties of town manager and treasurer. The panel aims to present a revised draft to the special legislature session in January, with further technical edits before Christmas.
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Unification Study Committee
Bennington Village
John E. Williams II
Williams
Norton Barber
Joseph A. Pello Jr
Local Notables Enter Hospitals Reported
Betty Trachte visits, Walter Finney admitted to Mary Hitchcock Hospital in Hanover New Hampshire for about two weeks. The Rev. Guy Kegey of Baltimore Maryland, known in this area, is recovering from an operation and is making good progress.
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Mary Hitchcock Hospital
Hancover
N.H
Guy Kegey
Baltimore
Experimental Theatre Plays Set Tonight at Williams College
In Williamstown Massachusetts the Experimental Workshop at Adams Memorial Theatre Williams College presents two one act comedies tonight and Saturday Curtain is 8 30 p m The American Dream by Edward Albee directed by Nicholas Lang and Bedtime Story by Sean O Case y directed by Robert McCloud There is no admission charge but reservations are advised
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Adams Memorial Theatre
Williams College
Nicholas Lang
Edward Albee
Sean O’casey
Robert McCloud
Explosion Destroys $800 Color TV in Berkshire Home
Mrs Grace McGarry reported an $800 color television exploded like a bomb at the Hiser home in Berkshire while the family dined. The fire confined to the set and vicinity, with three fire units rushing to the scene, Fire Chief Charles A. Reid stated.
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Dalton
John Hiser
Million dollar motel planned for Berkshire Inn site in Great Barrington
Times Development Corp and Wheeler & Taylor Inc announce a $1 million two story motel restaurant to rise on Main Street next spring. A 60 unit motel will start March 1 and finish by July 1 with a glass enclosed pool and sauna for locals. In North Adams, seven adjoining buildings were sold for $195,000 to North Adams Futures Inc. The blocks include Center Sports Store and Paramount Theater among others and will be cleared for central district redevelopment with no reuse plans yet.
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Marshall Street
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Paramount Theater
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Center
Holden Streets
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