California man faces marijuana possession charge in Burlington
Susanville seller Robert Madeley 21 appeared before Chittenden District Judge Edward Costello and was remanded to county jail on $500 bail after waiving plea to possession of marijuana. Michael Bovia 21 of Charlotte pleaded innocent to a similar charge and was held on $500 bail as his case awaits transfer. State police raid tied to grand larceny resulted in marijuana discovery and the arrest of Bovia and Anthony Shull.
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Burlington
UPI
Susanville
Calif
Skawear
Robert Madeley
Chittenden
Edward Costello
Michael Bovia
Charlotte
Costello
Bovia
Madeley
South Burlington
Patrick
Bovin
Anthony Shull
Vermont OEO opposes funding cuts to CAPs
Vermont Office of Economic Opportunity and five Community Action Programs oppose reductions in OEO funded CAPs. Directors argued administrative costs are low and federal funds go directly to the poor. They cited a possible overall cut near 20 percent amid a national budget squeeze.
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House
OEO
New England
Davis
Vermont Eyes Limited Access Route For U S 7 Section
Vermont official says a court order will seek designation of a Rutland County segment of U S 7 as a limited access highway. Chief Engineer Reginald H. Arnold notes the move would allow eliminating at grade crossings and enable purchase of access rights essential to a limited access facility.
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Vermont
Highway Department
Arnold
Merchandizing talk by Robert Hodges at UVM seminar
Robert Hodges of America House New York City will headline a Thursday seminar sponsored by the Arts and Crafts Service. Held at 1 p.m. in the UVM Home Economics Building near the new library in Burlington the event invites crafts men gift shop owners and others interested in marketing crafts in metropolitan areas. There is no charge.
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Montpelier
Robert Hodges
America House
New York City
The
Arts and Crafts Service
UVM
New Library
Burlington
Vermont Liquor Board Reports Higher First-F2 68 Sales
The Vermont Liquor Control Board reports an 11 percent rise in alcohol consumption in the first two months of fiscal 1968 versus 1967. July-August sales reached 4.3 million dollars, up about 428 thousand from 1966, with taxes on liquor wine and vermouth totaling 100,025 dollars, up nearly 10 percent. About 84,000 cases were sold, an increase of 7,000 cases from last year.
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Montpelier
UPI
State Liquor Control Board
Control Board
Voter Registration Up As County Votes Near Election
Rensselaer County reports 74 498 residents registered under Permanent Personal Voter Registration an increase of 9193 from 1966. Next Tuesday voters will elect 35 supervisors four Troy councilmen and a district attorney plus vote on the State Constitution. Polls open 6 am to 9 pm. Albany reports two campus bomb scares and 2500 State Tax and Finance employees sent home after calls claiming a bomb in Building 8 on the State Campus. searches found nothing.
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Troy
Rensselaer County Board of Elections
City of Troy
Albany
State Tax and Finance Department
State Campus
Fire kills two children in Albany basement blaze
A basement fire at 47 Broad Street in Albany yesterday morning killed 10 year old Thomas Coleman and 1 month old Edward Lee Durham. Tanya Durham, 2, remained in critical condition at Albany Medical Center. Fire officials suspect an exploding space heater started the blaze in the basement apartment of the three story brick tenement.
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Albany
Broad St
Thomas Coleman
Edward Lee Durham
Tanya Durham
Albany Medical Center
Adams Redevelopment Authority approves first progress parcel sale
Adams Redevelopment Authority learns the first land sale for Project Progress has been approved by the U S Department of Housing and Urban Development paving the way for the Adams Supermarket site. Pittsfield 1307 Motel bought for 54000 by James Garivaltis, head of Pickwick Hotel staff, from Maclin Realty Trust. some Pickwick residents will move to 1307 Motel.
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Adams
Adams Redevelopment Authority
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Pittsfield
Upper North Street
James Garivaltis
Pickwick Hotel
West Street
Clarksburg water shutdown risk after extension denial
North Adams faces water and sewer service disruption as the state Department of Public Health withholds approval of a development extension. City Solicitor Bernard Lenhoff says DPH views the city as lacking legislative authority for the extension, threatening service continuity in Clarksburg.
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Clarksburg
North Adams
State Department of Public Health
Bernard Lenhoff
DPH
States Re-Discovered By U S Government
Governor Philip Hoff tells 30 Johnson State College students there is a shift in attitude in Washington as states are re discovered He cites regional needs and bloc grants in health while opposing tax dollars with no strings He supports consolidating higher education planning through a legislative subcommittee and envisions easier student mobility between Vermont institutions.
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Hoff
University of Vermont
Legislative
California
Vermont
AEC Sets Nov 9 Deadline for Vernon Nuclear Briefs
MONTPELIER API The Atomic Energy Commission refused to pause federal proceedings on the Vernon Connecticut River nuclear plant. Vermont Massachusetts and New Hampshire have until Nov 9 to file briefs before the Licensing and Safety Board. States seek cooling towers to reduce reactor waste heat and prevent river temperature rise.
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Montpelier
API
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Connecticut
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Jonathan Brownell
Vermont
Licensing and Safety Board
Brattleboro
Vermont Yankee
Brownell
George Sprague
New England
Interstate Water Pollution Control Commission
Hunt Backs State Mortgage Loan Authority
Vermont state banking and insurance commissioner James H. Hunt says mortgage money for home loans has been available in Vermont for six months. He notes a precarious balance between supply and demand and supports a state lending agency to reduce reliance on outside funds. He also urges redrafting foreclosure laws and adjustments to make home mortgages more attractive as investments while Vermont Governor Hoff favors diversity within the Democratic Party as a strength and stresses service over self-interest.
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Vermont
Hunt
Malone
N.Y
UPI
Philip H. Hoff
Democratic Party
Franklin County
Democratic Committee
Hoff
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