Around Vermont Rites Held for Plane Victims
Memorial services were held at National Life Insurance Co offices in Montpelier for four employees Felona Feola? No Ferdinand Feola Gary Gravel Philip Havelka and Terry Hudson who died in last week's plane crash at Lebanon New Hampshire. Republican candidate Deane C. Davis attended and suspended his campaign activities. Governor Hoff sent condolences to the company for the loss of the young men.
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Ferdinand Feola
Montpelier
Gary Gravel
Burlington
Philip Havelka
East Montpelier
Terry Hudson
Plainfield
Hoff
Vermont budget requests total 213.5 million for two years
Budget and Management Director Ronald Crisman reports two agencies raise money needs. The Justice Department seeks 1.8 million for 1970 1971, plus the Central Planning Office requests 760000. General debt service for the biennium comes to 14.2 million. Hearings start Nov 17 to fit funds to revenues.
Vermont duo held after attempting rifle sale in Brunswick
In Brunswick New York state police arrested Roger Beaudoin and Lonnie McNeil both 19 and 20 respectively for motor vehicle violations and loitering after stopping at a service station while attempting to sell a rifle. Two Vermont sisters aged 14 and 16 were with them and were later released to their parents after officials notified Burlington authorities.
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Brunswick
Rensselaer County
Burlington
New York State
Reserve units fear callup violated contracts in Vietnam
In Schenectady the 1018th Service and Supply Co. went to duty in Vietnam with one member staying at Fort Lee Virginia due to an infected foot. The move followed a court battle where the 1018th and other units argued the callup violated their reserve contracts whether written or oral. Reservists contend they can be called only for declared war or national emergency.
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Schenectady
1018Th Service and Supply Co
Vietnam
Fort Lee
1018Th
Mystery bypass dispute grips Williamstown residents
Williamstown residents protest a state DPW plan for Route 7 bypass as routes remain undeclared. Petition leaders from opposing and supporting groups push for a decision, with concerns over a racetrack parking lot route.
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Williamstown
State Department of Public Works
Freeman Foote
Green Mountain Racetrack
Pownal
Press Freedom Committee Formed by N E Papers Association
The New England Daily Newspaper Association created a Press Freedom Committee to defend free press rights. It will review cases from member papers, investigate circumstances, and advise the Board on actions from protest letters to friend of the court briefs. Members include editors from Concord Monitor, Portland Press Herald, Malden News, Medford Mercury, Springfield Union News, Hartford Courant, Providence Journal, and others.
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Boston
UPI
New England Daily Newspaper Association
Board of Governors
Reardon
Board of Governore
Press Freedom Committee
Thomas W. Gerber
The
Concord, N.H
Monitor
J. Richard Arnezen
Portland Press-Herald
David Brickman
Malden News
Medford Mercury
Sidney R. Cook
Springfield Union-News
Republican
Bob Eddy
Hartford Courant
Edwin P. Young
Providence Journal and Bullatin
Identification Continues Of Crash Victims Bodies
In Hanover New Hampshire the 10 remaining unidentified bodies from the Northeast Airlines crash on Moose Mountain have been moved to Dartmouth College Medical School. FBI disaster squad transferred them from Lebanon National Guard Armory to speed identifications as two top National Transportation Safety Board officials head here to aid inquiry into the 32 deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
N.H
Lebanon National
National Transportation Safety Board
Bureau of Aviation Safety
Charles O. Miller
Ernest Weiss
Barred from Vermont after guilty vandalism case
In Barre a 23 year old man was banished from Vermont by District Court Judge John Connarn after pleading guilty to malicious damage of property. Brian Maskell a woolen worker must leave the state by noon today or face arrest and three months in jail if he returns. the judge waived court costs to aid travel. The act involved damage at a Montpelier service station on August 15.
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Connarn
Maskell
Montpelier
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