Vermont Primary Coverage Set by ETV and Media
Vermont Educational Television will team with eight daily newspapers and six radio stations plus the League of Women Voters to provide live statewide primary returns on Sept. 10. WVNY will lead on camera under Vic Maerki with coordination by ETV Producer-Director David Robertson, a former WGBH-TV executive.
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Burlington
Vermont
League of Women Voters
WVNY
Vic Maerki
Burlington Free Press
ETV
David Robertson
Wgbh-Tv
Boston
Breakable Poles Aid Vermont Election Coverage
In Doncaster England safety posts are installed to reduce accidents. Maureen McNamara leads volunteers at 16 news desks in ETV studios to gather and relay Vermont primary results from newspapers and radio stations. ETV, with several outlets, aims to cover races statewide from bailiff to governor, except Bennington, which may gain translators before November 5.
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Doncaster
England
Womanpower
ETV
Vermont
Maureen McNamara
League
University of Vermont
Ethan Allen
Burlington Free Press
Newport Express
Rutland Herald
Bennington Banner
Brattleboro Reformer
Springfield Times-Reporter
Barre
Maerki
Bennington County
Bennington
Economic Chief Takes Office In Vermont Ceremony
Vermont appoints Gene Clack 34 as new economic development director after oath by Lt. Gov. John J. Daley at the Statehouse. Clack previously led the Community Betterment Section and assumes duties immediately.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Gene Clack
John J. Daley
Statehouse
Sharon
Parker
Gov. Daley
Five Village Burglaries Reported In August
Five burglaries occurred in Bennington Village during August at Wassick's Service Station Sawyer's Service Station Griffin's Auto Parts Harrington's Used Cars office and the state liquor store. Two suspects Ross and Greene were bound over on charges after pleading not guilty August 26 in Bennington District Court. Municipal arrests included eight intoxication convictions and various pending cases. vehicle violations yielded $218 in revenues and meter violations $102 in fines.
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Bennington
William H. Fox
Wassick’s
Sawyer’s
Griffin's Auto Parts
Harrington’s
State Liquor
Griffin’s
Tidewater Oil Company
John E. Ross
Elmer F. Greene
Parish Bids Farewell to Rev Frederick B Wolf
St Peter's Episcopal church plans an informal reception after a 7 30 p m communion service to honor former rector and Maine bishop elect Rev Frederick B Wolf with Rev Theodore I Shatagin and lay readers assisting. Parish house reception chaired by Mrs Donald Johnson.
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St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
Frederick B. Wolf
Maine
Theodore I. Shatagin
Frederick Welling
Epistoler
Patrick Gordon
Donald Johnson
Red Cross Grows Ditty Bag Drive for 1968 effort
Bennington County Red Cross expands the Ditty Bag program named Operation Shop Early with a 325 bag goal for 1968 up from 250 in 1967. Closing date is October 20. Mrs. Walthrude J. Pierce urges community groups and individuals to donate via the Bennington Red Cross office. A Viet Nam report notes ditty bags aid both patients and medical staff by safely carrying personal items and spreading Christmas comfort.
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Bennington County
Red Cross
Walthrude J. Pierce
Bennington
Rich Dessert Pinner Engaged Woman Loses Ring
Liz Provis in Rich Dessert Pinner England discovers her sapphire and diamond engagement ring is missing while celebrating an engagement with cake. She breaks the news gently after finding the ring in a cake. The Div of Commerce and Industrial Development for Missouri selected Clack for a Vermont post.
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Pinner
England
UPI
Liz Provis
Division of Commerce and Industrial Development
Missouri
Vermont
A3rd Infantry Division Sets Burlington Reunion
The 22nd annual reunion of the 43rd Inf. Div. Veterans Association will be held at the Sheraton Motor Inn on Williston Road in Burlington. Registration runs 3 to 6 p.m. Friday and 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday. The program includes a memorial service on the Village Green, a luncheon, a band concert, a social hour, and a banquet with Judge Ernest W. Gibson as master of ceremonies. A national executive committee meeting is scheduled for Friday night.
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Burlington
43Rd
Inf. Div. Veterans Association
Sheraton Motor Inn
Williston Road
South Burlington
40Th Army Band
Cracker Barrel
Burlington Room
North Burlington
Executive Committee
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Blue Bell
Drysdale’s
Nichols
Mademoiselle
Guru
Clack
Wolf
The
Development Department
Lincoln University
University of Houston
Tex
U.S. Chamber of Commerce Institute
Country Casuals
Monument Plaza
Haynes & Kane, Inc
Main St
Dial
A3rd Infantry Division
Burlington Reunion
Ernest W. Gibson
Brattleboro
Fead
Dew
Williamstown
Virgin
United Coatengl Ed
Fanfair Interior
Chorles
Fishman’s
Main Street
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