Prosecution seeks Paquette testimony in Martin murder trial
Assistant Attorney General William Keefe pressed for a deposition from Richard Paquette of St. Albans to testify in the Michael Martin murder case. Judge Thomas L. Hayes admonished defendant attorney David Reid, who refused to disclose Paquette’s address, citing attorney client privilege and a state supreme court reporter protection ruling.
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Maggie C. Bucholt
Middlebury
Richard Paquette
Michael Martin
William Keefe
Bennington County
David Reid
Paquette
St. Albans
Thomas L. Hayes
Keefe
Reid
Paul Birch
Hayes
Birch
Richard
Ricky” Minckler
Rutland
Manchester
Harry Cirelli
Minckler
Windsor County
North Clarendon
Addison Superior Court
Martin
Attornes
Oreste Valsangiacomo
Bennington District Court
Thomas Shanahan
Catherine St. Peter
Vermont Supreme Court
Rutland County
Keese
Shanahan
Pownal Community Notices Include Services Meetings and Events
The Christian Advocates of the Pownal United Methodist Church meet tonight at 8 at the Quinn home. North Pownal Congregational Church holds 10 15 worship with a sermon The Power of Faith from Second Corinthians 4 18 and a junior sermon Can We Hide. Sunday school starts at 9. The Methodist Youth Fellowship gathers Sunday 5 to 7. Twelve people completed the hunter safety course at Pownal Center firehouse including David Clark and others. The Pownal Lions sponsor a turkey shoot Sunday 11 at the Little League field for shot guns. refreshments available. proceeds fund the backstop.
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Pownal
North Pownal Congregational Church
Pownal Center Firehouse
David Clark
Larry Goodell
Walter Goodell
Todd Kingston
Mike Lettre
Keith Miller
Laurie Morgan
Ralph Morgan
Robert Morgan
Robert Pallini
Thomas Purdy
Albert Theim
Portrait donated to Mt. Laurel School honors Albert Webb
A portrait of Albert J. Webb by Virginia Webb was presented to Mt. Laurel School and placed near the front entrance. Webb, a longtime board member, was honored at the Oct. 18 annual meeting. New directors Barbara Olmstead and Sarah Treat joined, with Emily Johnson George Ludlam Abraham Madkour Thomas Whalen Robert Clayton reelected to three year terms. Officers Walter Mc Namara president, George Ludlam and Abraham Madkour vice presidents, Harold Bixler secretary, G V Seymour treasurer were reappointed. The report noted 23 pupils enrolled plus 10 in a new diversified occupations program. Plans move forward to level land for a baseball field, while expanding use for special education poses future challenges.
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Manchester
Albert J. Webb
Virginia Webb
Mt. Laurel
Webb
Barbara Olmstead
Sarah
Burr and Burton Seminary
Mt. Laurel School
Williams College cook finalist in Kraft cheeseburger contest
Everett M. Geno Jr., a Williams College cook from Stamford Vermont, is named a finalist in Kraft Creative Cheeseburger Contest for foodservice workers. He received an inscribed certificate and a cash prize for his recipe apple and spice pork delight. Kraft awards 54 prizes nationwide and aims to spur new ideas for the cheeseburger tradition. Gene has worked at Williams for 18 months after serving as a chef at Springs Restaurant in New Ashford Massachusetts.
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Williamstown
Mass
Everett M. Geno Jr
Williams College
Kraft
Geno
R. Dean Nelson
Julian Bond to speak at Williams College in Williamstown
Civil rights leader Julian Bond will speak at Williams College Chapin Hall on Monday Oct 24 at 8 p.m. He discusses the current American political scene and his career with COAHR SNCC and Georgia politics. Sponsored by Williams Black Student Union Lecture Committee Afro-American studies and political science departments. Free and open to the public.
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Williamstown
Mass
Georgia
Julian Bond
Williams College
Chapin Hall
Bond
America
Committee On Appeal For Human Rights
COAHR
U.S. Supreme Court
Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Fund
Martin Luther King Jr. Center For Social Change
Southern Elections Fund
Southern Poverty Law Center
Williams
Williams Black Student Union
Williams Lecture Committee
Williams Political Science Department
PUC urged to adopt time of day pricing in New Hampshire
Rep. Leo Lessard criticized the Public Utilities Commission for delaying time of day pricing for New Hampshire Electric Cooperative customers. He noted the Legislature has supported the plan and urged the PUC to honor that will, allowing higher rates during peak early morning and evening periods.
Sunderland School Board to Meet October 25
The Sunderland School Board will convene on Tuesday October 25 at 7 30 p m at Sunderland Elementary School to discuss district matters and upcoming actions.
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Sunderland School Board
Sunderland
Vermont Hospitals Need At Least 1 Million For Indigent Care
Vermont Hospital Association executive director Henry Coe warned the House Appropriations Committee that the state must allocate at least 1 million dollars yearly to pay hospital bills for the poor or hospitals will pass costs to paying patients. He noted 1976 earmarks of 425 thousand were cut for 1977 and 1978. Most indigent cases are alcohol related or maternity.
Prosecution rests in Albany molestation case details alleged
In Albany two statements were entered as evidence in the case against 52-year-old watchmaker Donald Bouton. He allegedly admitted living as husband and wife with a girl from age 10 to 13 and admitted sexual acts with 11-year-old twins. A jury heard the statements read with two Albany police officers present. An Oct 10 incident inquiry is also underway involving a mother of five who says narcotics detective Belcastro assaulted her children and then arrested her after she slapped him on the porch. Corrodore’s case was adjourned to November 3.
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Highgate Springs
Albany
Donald Bouton
Bouton
Edward C. McArdle
Genevieve Corrodore
Anthony J. Belcastro Jr
Heat protest and rate hike clash in Berkshire and North Adams
In Hoosac Valley High School Berkshire students chant for heat after the district cuts building heat, citing cold classrooms and conduction from concrete floors. Massachusetts Electric Co plans to appeal a surprise Department of Public Utilities rejection of a 9.2 million rate hike, citing precedent and a data-use issue in prior filings.
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Chesire
Hoosac Valley High School
Adams-Cheshire
Murray Norcross
Norcross
North Adams
Massachusetts Electric Co
Department of Public Utilities
Bruce M. McCarthy
DPU
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Methodist Youth Fellowship
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Stamford
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Nichols
Main Street
N.H. Utility Commission
Gerald Raftery
Vermont
Franks
Swanton
UPI
Swanton Village
Lake Champlain
Federal Farmers Home Administration
State Health Department
Fairfield Pond
Montpelier
State
Consumer Protection Office
Missouri
Zero Manufacturing Co
Jay Ashman
Consumer Protection Division
New York
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