Vermont Officials Review TV Script Alleging Highway Corruption
Vermont state officials study a TV script alleging price fixing shakedowns and bribery in the federal aid highway program. Gov Keyser has not said whether he will act. FBI says no Vermont investigation. Robert Mitchell of Barre urges action to refute Brinkley claims.
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David Brinkley
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Vermont
FBI
Robert Mitchell
Barre
Vermont Roadbuilders Association
Gov
Keyser
Brinkley
Clyde River water pact hailed as progress in Vermont
State Senator John J. Boylan said an agreement between Citizens Utilities and the Fish and Game Commission, negotiated by the Federal Power Commission, ensures adequate water levels in the Clyde River and nearby lakes. He noted the plan allows the commission to petition the FPC if Citizens fails to meet obligations, and cited a planned federal study of water flow and fish spawning.
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Clyde River
Echo and
Seymour Lakes
Orleans County
Commission
FPC
Federal Fish and Wildlife Service
Vermont Job Slump Hits Trade and Service Sectors
Vermont officials report a fall in both employed and unemployed persons last month as trade and service sectors cut staff after the summer tourist season. Mid-September payrolls stood at 147,800, down 5,000 from August but up 2,200 from a year earlier.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Department of Employment Security
Department
Rensselaer Institute Receives Public Health Service Award
The New York Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute earns a Public Health Service certificate for its air pollution information collection. Its Environmental Engineering division runs an air sampling station within New York State’s air monitoring network and a December conference in Washington will address national air pollution issues. Albany welfare figures report lowest per capita welfare spending among comparable counties.
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Troy — Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
U.S. Public Health Service
Institute
Division of
Environmental Engineering
New York State
Washington
Albany
Marsh P. Breslin
Bennington
Albany County
Schenectady
Rensselaer
Erie
Monroe
Onondaga
Breslin
Robert P. Whalen
Death of Mrs. A. Grant Noble at 58 in Washington
Mrs. A Grant Noble 58 wife of the former rector of St Johns Church Williamstown died Tuesday in Washington She leaves her husband one son and two daughters Funeral will be Saturday afternoon at St Johns Church Williamstown Also notes on Adams sewage project cost cuts state law on teen driving and a gift to Williams College Roper Center from Audits and Survey Co Inc
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Williamstown
A. Grant Noble
St. John’s Church
Washington
Noble
Protestant Episcopal Church
Capital
Adams
Roper Public Opinion Research Center
Williams College
Audits and Survey Co. Inc
New York
Philip K. Hastings
Roper Center
Vermont Highway Reimbursement Fund Reduced
Vermont officials told a legislative commission that unsettled federal reimbursement for road projects fell from eight to six million dollars as unprocessed vouchers were reduced. The audit covered 1956 to 1958, noting eighteen point three million spent and twenty three thousand disallowed for lack of substantiation.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Highway Department
Harold Edwards
Legislative Investigating Commission
Commission
Arthur Knight
Edward
Department
U.S. Bureau of Public Roads
Edwards
Real Estate Listings Sought for Vermont Booklet
Invitations were mailed to 1,200 real estate agents to list Vermont rural properties for the Vermont Development Department's 1963 booklet. About 12,500 copies will be printed for out of state buyers, with a November 30 deadline for listings from private owners too. The booklet will be ready for distribution February 1.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Vermont Development Department
VDD
Arlington 1962 4-H Roundup Draws 300 Members and Leaders
More than 300 4-H Club members parents and leaders attended the Arlington roundup on October 13 with 34 clubs represented. The program featured reports on statewide activities awards talent and entertainment plus awards to members and leaders.
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Arlington
Kathy Young
Fred Torrisi
Bennington
Louis Dondero
Ethan Allen
Sunderland
Cheryl Parks
Maple Wood
Dorset
Mitchell Dondero
West Arlington
New England
Vermont
Donald Laurie Jr
West Rupert
Sharron
Cheryl Tuttle
Manchester
Kathy Torriss
Bennington County
Civics Club at Sacred Heart Receives Charter
The Sacred Heart Civics Club receives its official charter from the Commission on American Citizenship in Washington DC, affiliating with The Catholic University of America. Grade eight pupils form the club, with officers Patricia Beauregard president and others. The theme is Build Better Local Government.
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Sacred Heart Civics Club
Sacred Heart
Commission On American Citizenship
Washington, D.C
Catholic University of America
Patricia Beauregard
Timothy Racicot
Donald Humphreys
Clare Becker
Joseph Galvagni
United States
Young Catholic Messenger
Bennington Banner Publisher Rates Notice
The Bennington Banner lists subscription options for local Vermont, motor route, and out of state deliveries with monthly and yearly prices. Special servicemen discount is 20 percent.
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Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
Vermont
Banner Publishing Corporation
Associatedress
Associated Press
U.S
Mrs Maren Margaret Jepson Marry Anthony Heiner
Mr and Mrs Paul M Jepson of North Bennington announce the marriage of their daughter Maren Margaret to Anthony Heiner in Rochester New York on October 13.
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Kenneth E. Harrington
Leo Harrington
Shaftsbury
U. S. Army Engineers
Fort Dix
N. J
North Bennington High School
Lloyd
North Bennington
Paul M. Jepson
Maren Margaret
Anthony Heiner
Rochester
N.Y
Trainees Begin Vermont Maintenance Course in Rutland
Twenty trainees start a 24 week maintenance mechanics course November 5 as Vermont workers enter the new Man Power and Development Training program. Up to 1 000 Vermonters may become eligible for vocational training under the new law. A Burlington program begins later next month. Half of Rutland trainees are former Rutland Railway workers jobless since the strike in September 1961.
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Rutland
Vermont
Burlington
Rutland Railway
Redheaded Girl Draws Laugh From Mayor at Orradell Event
In Oradell New Jersey Mayor Frederick E. Wendel jokingly complimented Suzanne Schirra five year old daughter of astronaut Walter M. Schirra Jr. The light moment drew giggles from the young girl at a local gathering.
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Oradell
N.J
Frederick E. Wendel
Suzanne Schirra
Suzanne
Walter M. Schirra Jr
Troop Inspection At Armory Today
The annual Inspector General inspection for Troop I 3rd Squadron 102 Armored Car is at the State Armory this afternoon. Maj. John Rawls oversees checks of federal property, maintenance, records, supply, training and troop performance starting at 7 30 p.m. First Lt. John M. Dempsey asks all men to report by 7 p.m.
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State Armory
Maj
John Rawls
First Army Heatts
Governor's Island, N.Y
John M. Dempsey
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