Haystack foreclosures edge toward revival effort
In Brattleboro UPI reports Associated Mortgage Investors defending against a mass foreclosure plan on Haystack Corp. properties. The firm agreed not to take precipitous action while negotiations aim to restore Southern Vermont Corp. and protect hundreds of vacation home owners investors.
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Brattleboro
UPI
Haystack Corp
Wilmington
Haystack
Kimberly Cheney
Associated Mortgate Investors of
Coral Gables
Fla
Southern Vermont Corp
Cheney
Benson Scotch
James Morse
Vermont
Associated Mortgage Investors
PSB's Burgess objects to hiring of former CVPS aide
Montpelier UPI report notes PSB member John A. Burgess protested the month-old hiring of John Romano who will help plan future electric needs. Romano, a CVPS and NE Power Exchange veteran, faces questions of possible conflicts, while PSB Chair Miller defends the appointment as objective and necessary for power planning.
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PSB
Burgess
CVPS
John A. Burgess
Montpelier
John Romano
Romano
Central Vermont Public Service Corp
New England Power Exchange
Martin Miller
Miller
Admiral Moorer to be honored with veterans award
Retired Adm. Thomas H. Moorer former chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff will be honored November 10 with the Distinguished National Veterans Award. Senator John Sparkman and Raymond Weeks announced the decision praising Moorer for outstanding services rendered in the defense of America.
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Birmingham
Ala
UPI
Thomas H. Moorer
Joint Chiefs of Staff
John J. Sparkman
Dala
Raymond Weeks
National Veterans Day Committee
Moorer
UVM Senate backs uniform tuition rate proposal
The University of Vermont Faculty Senate votes to recommend a uniform tuition rate for Vermonters and out of state students. Current rates are 950 dollars for Vermont residents and 2650 dollars for out-of-state students. The body also suggests tiered rates by class level and program and direct grants for needy Vermont students. Senator Robert Daniels says the move aims to shift tuition responsibility to the state and clarify costs of professional and service programs at the state university.
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Burlington
Upi
University of Vermont
Vermont
Robert Daniels
D-Chittenden County
UVM History Department
Vermont candidates split on nuclear moratorium and road funds
VPIRG survey shows four of six Vermont hopefuls for Congress and Senate back delaying new nuclear plants until safety is ensured. Jeffords Parenti Leahy Sanders support moratorium. Mallory Cain oppose it though both favor no new Vermont plant. Cain cautions nationwide slow build. all but Cain back diversion of highway funds to local roads. Cain favors state control on such laws and seeks more federal transport funding details.
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Vernon
Cain
Burlington
CVPS seeks PSB OK for 15 million dollar stock sale
CVPS awaits a ruling from Vermont's Public Service Board on its plan to sell 100000 shares of preferred stock at 100 each to raise 15 million dollars to cut a 19 million dollar debt. A delayed delivery option for 50000 shares could push sales to April.
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CVPS
PSB
Schill
Abbott Disfavors State Land Use Plan in Gubernatorial Race
Martha Abbott the Liberty Union candidate disagrees with the plan favored by opponent Walter Kennedy and backs local control. She opposes statewide land use planning, urging repeal or rewrite of the law, while Salmon and Kennedy oppose repeal. Abbott also backs taxes on capital gains for land but would tax tourist ads herself. Boston outlook follows.
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Ms. Abbott
Thomas P. Salmon
Kennedy
Balanced View
Salmon
Abbott
Liberty Union
Bennington District Court Hears Two Break In Sentences
Judge George M. Fienberg presided as Jack E. Keyes 18 of Manchester received two concurrent zero to one year terms after pleading guilty to two nighttime breaking and entering charges related to March 26 incidents at homes of Russell Smith and Paul Buzzell. Keyes earned credit for 57 days served and was advised for Rutland work release. Dorothy S. Bernhardy 44 of Arlington pleaded no contest to careless and negligent driving causing an Arlington accident on Oct 10 and was fined 50 dollars.
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Bennington District Court
George M. Fienberg
Jack E. Keyes
Manchester
Russell Smith
Paul Buzzell
Fienberg
Keyes
Rutland
Dorothy S. Bernhardy
Arlington
Berkshire Eagle tests new Bay State open meeting law
A Hampshire County Superior Court judge refused to dismiss charges of violating the Bay State open meeting law against the Gateway Regional School Committee. The suit, filed Sept 4 by The Berkshire Eagle, involves an executive session during a June 19 meeting and a reporter ordered to leave. The court has not set a hearing date.
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Berkshire Eagle
Northampton
Mass
Hampshire County Superior Court
Gateway Regional School Committee
Kelton F. Burbank
the Eagle
Carthy
William F. Bell
Eagle
Kirk Scharfenberg
Scharfenberg
Middlefield
Paul Barnes
Montgomery
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