New Hampshire senators unhappy with budget they passed
In Concord the New Hampshire Senate calls the $403 million budget very terrible and says it will trigger special sessions to address unmet problems. Senators from both parties describe the measure as flawed and laden with political influence while noting only partial gains for towns and services.
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New Hampshire
Concord
N.H
UPI
New Hampshire Senate
David Hammond Bradley
Hanover
Meldrim
Thomson
Sen
Clesson Blaisdell
Dheene
Senate
Delbert Downing
Dsalem
Hoosick Falls Woman Elected ASID President at Bauder
Mary Margaret Kennedy of Hoosick Falls has been elected President of the American Society of Interior Designers at Bauder Fashion College in Atlanta. A Bauder senior, she will join the college executive board and serves as a resident assistant overseeing about 375 dormitory residents.
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Mary Margaret Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Ball St
American Society of Interior Designers
Bauder Fashion College
Atlanta
Miss Kennedy
Bauder
Hoosick Falls boards reviews funding and new phone plan
Hoosick Falls Central School Board hears of a 5292 federal grant under NYSED 4B program with allocations to district schools and a plan to replace the telephone system with Executone gear but postpones voting after NY Telephone Co. briefing. Conference Day set for Nov 10 with parent meetings Nov 9 and 10. Six grade NYC trip approved with fund drive, and district finances and tuition matters noted. A 15 year old Hartford youth faces juvenile delinquency charge for sexual abuse of a five year old.
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Hoosick, N.Y
Hoosick Falls Central
Leonard
New York State Education Department
Hoosick
Central School
New York Telephone Co
Executone Corp
New York City
United Nations
Museum of Natural History
Michael Baratto
Berlin Central
Hartford
N.Y
Glens Falls
Brattleboro Faces Largest Debtor Burgess Warns of Action
Brattleboro Town Agent John S Burgess who is also treasurer of Mark Hopkins College says he will collect nearly 20000 dollars in back taxes owed since 1973. Town Treasurer Isabelle Huestis notes the college owes about 28000 including water and sewer bills interest and penalties. Burgess says bills will be paid or college property sold.
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Brattleboro
UPI
John S. Burgess
Burgess
Mark Hopkins College
Isabelle Huestis
Selectmen
Liberal-Arts College
Vermont
Vermont agency approves low interest home loan plan
The Vermont Housing Finance Agency approves a plan to offer low interest home improvement loans to homeowners earning under 14500 dollars. Eligible participants could borrow up to 10000 dollars with up to 12 years to repay at about 6 percent, roughly half the rate banks charge. Start date for the program is not yet known.
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Montpelier
UPI
Vermont Housing Finance Agency
Vermont
Vermont probate court split faces opposition from judge
Windsor County Probate Judge Carolyn Harrington opposed a plan to merge five southern Vermont probate courts into a single district. She argued the five counties with two probate districts each have sufficient caseloads to justify maintaining separate districts, while House and Senate committees study regional consolidation.
Dunkerley latest appeal sought in double jeopardy bid
Lawyers for Scott Dunkerley 22 of Walden plan to appeal to the U S Court of Appeals Second Circuit to prevent a second murder trial for the April 1976 Walden shooting of his stepfather George Downer. The mistrial occurred after Dunkerley was hospitalized with a collapsed lung. Vermont courts and a U S judge rejected double jeopardy claims. The Suburban List sold to Hamilton Davis and Dirk Van Systern, formerly Burlington Free Press staffers. terms undisclosed.
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State Supreme Court
U.S. District Court
Vermont
Essex Junction
UPI
Ruth and
Proctor Page
Hamilton Davis
Burlington Free Press
Dirk van Systern
Free Press
State House
Albany City Buys Second End Brothel For 13018 Dollars
Albany acquires the former South End brothel at 82-84 Bleeker Street for 13018 dollars under the Pastures Preservation plan. The urban renewal agency already owns 54 Bleeker Street and has not decided whether to raze either building, previously operated by Annie Mae Perry.
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Albany
City of
Bleeker St
Annie Mae Perry
Urban Renewal Agency
Bleeker
Pastures Preservation Project
Fire damages Berkshire three apartment house in Pittsfield
A three apartment structure at 79 Jubilee Terrace in Pittsfield was heavily damaged by a fire of undetermined origin on Wednesday. Two families were displaced for the night. Firemen said the blaze likely started in a cellar mattress, with heavy smoke in upper floors. No injuries reported. Separately, Tax Collector C Marcell Brunell told selectmen he will seek titles to properties with $35,766.90 in taxes unpaid from 1972 to 1976, and $41,308.76 total delinquent. Since August, $5,541.86 has been collected. Title research has begun and advertising will occur in two weeks. if still unpaid after 30 days the town will take possession.
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Pittsfield
Jubilee Terrace
C. Marcell Brunell
Brunell
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