Vermont Education Budget Push Shapes Categorical Grants
The Vermont Education Board backs a 103 million dollar request for mandatory transportation hot lunches and library programs for 1969 legislative session and seeks 100 percent funding of state aid. It favors categorical grants over bloc grants to ensure funds improve education, plus standards for elementary schools to be adopted by November. Also, a federal jury in Woodstock awards Elsie Cambridge six thousand dollars in compensatory damages after a New York City woman sues Mackenzie Humane Society over confiscated cows. and an FBI led conference in Montpelier addresses rising bank robberies and enforces the Bank Protection Act standards.
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Scribner
Miss Cambridge
Gibson
The
Humane Society
U.S
Vermont
Montpelier
UPS
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Leo Conroy
Albany
N.Y
Conroy
Troy Police and Firefighters stall talks with city manager
In Troy New York members of the United Professional Troy Police and Firefighters Association protest the walkout by City Manager Sidney C Smith at a Wednesday salary negotiation session. Smith said he had a prior commitment and would resume bargaining Thursday at the Troy Boys Club. Police and firemen criticized the session timing and noted Smith arrived ten minutes late before leaving to appear before the Rensselaer County Grand Jury. They warned they will use all legal means to obtain fair treatment amid a long running dispute described as a take it or leave it stance.
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Troy
United Professional
Troy Police and Firefighters Association
Sidney C. Smith
Smith
Troy Boy’s Club
Rensselaer County Grand Jury
Seven Mt Greylock teachers stage blank ads in North Adams race
In Berkshire, seven Mt Greylock Regional School teachers ran political adverts in the North Adams Transcript aimed at the presidential race. A spokesman said the ads comment on candidate choices and hint that people should withhold votes.
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Williamstown
Mt. Greylock
North Adams
McCarthy May Help Nixon in New York 43 Electoral Votes
In Albany, UPI reports Sen. Eugene McCarthy may appear on the New York ballot as the Coalition Party candidate unless Democrats succeed with legal moves. Nixon forces worry as a poll shows him narrowly ahead Humphrey. Muskie draws large Buffalo crowd aiding the ticket.
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McCarthy
Nixon
New York
Albany
N.Y
UPI
Eugene McCarthy
Richard M. Nixon
New York State
Democratic Party
John P. Lomenzo
Nelson Rockefeller
Minnesota
Lomenzo
Hubert H. Humphrey
Appellate Division
State Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Rockefeller
Efforts Under Way To Raise Baby Sub
Woods Hole officials conduct a precise ocean-bottom survey before attempting recovery of the Alvin, a 23-foot deep-diving submarine that sank in 4,500 feet of water near Hydrographer's Canyon 120 miles south of Cape Cod. No crew aboard at the time. The Navy owned craft designed for extended ocean study with a crew of three and a 24-hour operating time.
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Woods Hole
Mass
UPI
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute
Hydrographer’s Canyon
Cape Cod
Paul M. Fye
Foe
Alvin
Lulu
Gosnold
Fye
Navy
General Mills Electronics Division
Minneapolis
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Rensselaer County Department of Social Services
Social Services Department
Schenectady County
Down In
Berkshire
Joseph A. Doland
Northern Berkshire Development Corp
Thomas F. Markham
Economic Development Administration
LENOX
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Council of Tanglewood Friends
Talcott M. Banks
Tanglewood
Pittsfield
Upstate
Syracuse
Humphrey
George Wallace
Wallace
Sen
Edmund Muskie
Buffalo
Maine
Muskie
Falmouth
Bradford
Mon. Plaza Shopping Center
B.B.P
Depot Street
Bennington, Vt
JH. Winslow
ESSO
Southern
Bennington
North Bennington Bank
North Bennington
Manchester Center
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