Promotions at National Life Insurance in Vermont
Deane C. Davis announced promotions for four officers at National Life Insurance Company in Montpelier. David F. Hoxie Evan M. Miller Robert C. Morrow and William V. Boyd received new titles as the board created the Information Services Division to oversee an electronic data processing program to improve service nationwide.
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United States
Morrow
Boyd
Information Services Division
John T. Fey
Comepany
Hoxie
Miller
Lyndon State dorm project bids lead in Lyndonville
Lyndonville Vermont United Press International Lyndon State College phase two dormitory expansion bids opened with Jefferson Construction Company of Cambridge Massachusetts the apparent low bidder at 1.7 million for two dormitories housing 264 students completion aimed for fall 1968 R E Bean Construction Company of Keene New Hampshire submitted the second bid at 1.8 million for the facilities
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UPI
Jefferson Construction Company
Cambridge
Mass
Lyndon State College
Vermont State College
Robert Babcock
Massachusetts
Vermont Board Endorses Birth Control Information Plan
The Vermont Board of Health adopted a policy to assist people seeking birth control information. Health Commissioner Dr. Robert Aiken and Child Health Service Director Dr. John Bell will plan distribution methods. Public health nurses would disseminate information only if asked.
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Burlington
UPI
Vermont Board of Health
Robert Aiken
Child Health Service
John Bell
Man sentenced for manslaughter in family shooting
TROY Albert Schermerhorn 50 a Grafton handyman was sentenced to 7 1/2 to 20 years in Clinton Prison after pleading guilty to first degree manslaughter in the Aug 25 fatal shooting of a brother. He also pleaded guilty to second degree assault and received 2 to 5 years to run concurrently. EASTON William Steenbergh 68 of Greenwich was killed when struck by a car on River Road. The driver Edward Yetto 20 of Troy remained at the scene.
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Albert Schermerhorn
Grafton Handyman
Clinton
Dannemora
John T. Casey
Rensselaer
Easton
William S. Steenbergh
R.D
Greenwich
River Road
Washington County
Edward Yetto
Steenbergh
Charles Cole
Cambridge
State Court of Appeals rules no retroactive right to counsel warning
Albany dispatch reports the State Court of Appeals ruling that the preconviction right to counsel warning does not apply retroactively. Six cases reviewed involved voluntary confessions made without counsel. Convictions prior to the Supreme Court decision stand as legally prosecuted at the time.
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Albany
UPI
State Court of Appeals
U.S. Supreme Court
Searles High senior joins Army after deferment lapse
In Berkshire, 20 year old John Hall, formerly of Palmer, will finish high school while serving in the Army after his draft deferment expired on his birthday July 11. Hall, who had lived in Palmer and attended Searles High, was set to graduate in June and remains under the Palmer draft jurisdiction.
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John Hall
Charles Hall
Young Hall
Palmer
Draft Board
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Searles High School
Labor Endorses Stafford in Vermont House bid
Washington reports two national labor groups and an insurance political action committee endorsed Rep. Robert Stafford R Vermont as he seeks a fourth term. The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen and the Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes praised his past labor support, while Life Underwriters Political Action Committee cited his free enterprise record in the 89th Congress.
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R-Vt
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Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes
Life Underwriters Political Action Committee
Locomotive Firemen and
Enginemen’s International
H.E. Gilbert
Insurance Action Committee
Welfare Plan Meet Sharp Rebuff From Legislator
Rep Fred Westfal of Elmore condemns a plan for state control of all local welfare activities calling it the most stupid idea ever drawn up He argues poverty requires basic needs only and urges stopping experiments The proposal would centralize welfare payments and administration and fund medical and food programs at the local towns
Planning Office Adds Two Members to Staff
Montpelier welcomes two planners to the Central Planning Office Richard Rubino announced the hiring of A Lynne Graburn 31 from Valley Forge Pa as community planner and M Laurence Lague 24 from West Warwick RI as regional planner Graburn will aid towns with comprehensive plans zoning ordinances and urban renewal Lague will support Franklin and other regional commissions and the state master plan both bring advanced degrees and regional experience to Vermont planning efforts
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CPO
Richard G. Rubino
A. Lynne Graburn
Valley Forge
M. Laurence Lague
West Warwick
R.I
Rubino
Graburn
Berlin Planning Commission
Lague
Franklin Regional Planning Commission
Massachusetts Professor Chided Over Demonstration Remarks
Worcester based university figure Dr Rudolph Nunnemacher of Clark University drew C L U Massachusetts criticism after saying he would not recommend graduate school for students who joined a recent anti war demonstration. He argued the Oct 12 protest was irresponsible and noted the event occurred during a Humphrey dedication at Clark. The C L U warned the comment could coerce student action and affect academic freedom.
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Mass
UPI
The
Civil Liberties Union of Massachusetts
Clark University
Rudolph Nunnemacher
Hubert H. Humphrey
Clark
Goddard
Nunnemacher
Clark “War
Civil Liberties Union
Dairymen oppose store picketing across three states
Dairymen from three states condemned supermarket picketing as misdirected and likely to disappoint and cause harm. Representatives of the eastern Milk Producers Association adopted a resolution at their fall meeting in Syracuse New York.
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Syracuse
N.Y
UPI
Eastern Milk Producers Association
New York
Pennsylvania
Vermont
Eastern
Association
Pollster claims Kennedy builds political party
UPI reports pollster Samuel Lubell describing Robert F. Kennedy as forming a new powerful political party using the memory of his brother and John F. Kennedy. He sees Kennedy as a liberal force growing within the Democratic Party, with an energetic brain trust competing with Johnson Humphrey moderates.
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New York
UPI
Robert F. Kennedy
Samuel Lubell
John F. Kennedy
Lubell
Johnson - Humphrey
Alumni Association of New York University
Graduate School of Business Administration
Vermont education cost to hit 47.5 million in 1977
Dr. Rupert Spencer of the State Department of Education told the Legislative Council Tax Study Committee that Vermont education costs will rise to 47.5 million in 1977 with an estimated 90,200 public school students that year. He projected 84,800 students next year and noted per capita costs rising from 397 in 1966 to 679 by 1977.
Civil Defense Leader Urges Strong Families for Disasters
Walter Mazan former Vermont Civil Defense deputy director told a Governor's Civil Defense luncheon that families must be morally economically and physically strong to face disasters. He outlined federal programs for survival and noted Vermont’s two small disaster recoveries totaling 233000 in 1963 and 1964.
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Addison
Chittenden
Connecticut River
Mazan
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