Most Schools Open as Two Districts Delay Start
Public schools and most colleges begin the 1969-70 term in Vermont. St Albans and Milton delay a week. About 98,500 elementary and secondary pupils expected. 9,500 in parochial schools. University of Vermont reports its largest enrollment since 1791 with 6,300 on campus.
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Montpelier
UPI
Vermont
St. Albans
Milton
State Education Department
University of Vermont
Atty
James Jeffords
Alvin Sub Raised From Ocean Floor Rescue at Woods Hole
The 30 foot Alvin submarine, 21 tons full of water, was raised after a 10 month dive 140 miles southeast of Nantucket and towed 15 miles to Woods Hole Massachusetts. Three crew members survived after a snapped launching cable caused it to sink. Aluminaut aided the recovery by locating and photographing the sub before the tow.
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Woods Hole
Mass
UPI
Gay Head
Martha’s Vineyard
Vineyard Sound
Navy
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
Nantucket
Aluminaut
Reynolds Corp
Mizar
Welfare report delayed as review continues in Vermont
Administration Commissioner William French announces a September 19 completion for a special welfare report. The delay allows Welfare Commissioner John Wackerman and deputy Paul Philbrook to thoroughly examine 120 handwritten Pinkerton case studies on alleged abuses, though not all involve improper welfare use.
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French
Albany student held in drug raid and cash seizure
A Albany State University student Julio Juan Villaronga and companion James Carl Hodge were arrested after a Sunday night drug raid that recovered more than five thousand dollars of heroin and marijuana. Villaronga, 20, and Hodge, 21, appeared in Police Court on four drug charges. Villaronga allegedly bought the drugs in New York City for about eight hundred dollars and drove north with them concealed in his car air cleaner. Two ounces of pure heroin were found, with potential street value exceeding five thousand dollars when processed.
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Albany
Albany State University
Julio Juan Villaronga
Hamilton St
James Carl Hodge
Elk St
Michael V. Tepedino
Villaronga
New York City
Elk Street
Lexington Avenue
Puerto Rico
Youths fined in Berkshire fire alarm case
Two local youths faced Lee District Court on Friday over false fire alarms with heavy fines. a third youth had his case continued. Louis Failla 20 paid 200 for false alarm 35 for driving to endanger and 25 for failing to stop for police. Michael D. Alter 17 paid 200 for false alarm. David Bowers 18 had case continued to Sept. 25. ADAMS-Joseph J. Dragone hired to study 500 acres at Mt. Greylock Foot of mountain development plan. NORTH ADAMS Petition to ban livestock from residential zones filed with 894 names. CITY COUNCIL to decide ordinance or ballot. NORTH ADAMS Mayor James F. Cleary will not seek re-election.
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Lee
Lee District Court
Louis Failla
Michael D. Alter
David Bowers
Adams
Joseph J. Dragone
Springfield
Mt. Greylock Tramway Authority
North Adams
James F. Cleary
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Ata
Rock Cornish
Calif
California
Northwestern Bartlett Pears Farm
Grand Union
Valencia Oranges
Libby
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Ivory
Churney Baby Muenster
Scar
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Bennington
RT. 9
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Bennington, VT
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Rose Thibodeau
Lane
UVM Med School
Burlington
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University of Vermont College of Medicine
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American Medical Association of American Medical Colleges
Edward Andrews Jr
Andrews
Lawrence Pike
Lyme
H.H
Strafford
Harold Thomas
Orange
Silver Lake
Barnard
Thomas
New York
Cohoes Citizens Party Files
Cohoes
Chohoes
George W. Putnam
National Science Foundation
Albany State
Down In
Berkshire
Dragone
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