Vermont Unemployment Claims Dip Amid Seasonal Shifts
Vermont jobless claims slip 1 percent to 2031 last week with a 2.6 percent unemployment rate, Bennington and Burlington areas posting notable declines. In Burlington, Most Rev Robert F Joyce heads to Rome for the Vatican Council session. Vermont dairy farmers gain over 1 million dollars from federal milk order consolidation raising prices about 20 cents per hundredweight. Gov Hoff hails the impact. The University of Vermont Lane Series closes its 10th anniversary season with Oliver and other Blue Series performances featuring Joan Baez Isaac Stern and more.
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New York Opera Company
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Oliver Twist
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Montpelier Speaker to Open U.N. Day Planning Meeting
Assistant secretary of state for Near Eastern and South Asian Affairs Phillips Talbot will speak at 1 30 p m on Sept 12 in the Senate Chamber State House Montpelier The event is part of U N Day planning announced by the Vermont Council on World Affairs The council also plans a board of directors meeting and confirms George Little Jr of Burlington as U N Day chairman with Oct 24 as the observance date and public invitation.
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Burlington
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University of Vermont
Board of Directors
Campus Center Dedication at College of Saint Rose
In Albany a formal dedication for the College of Saint Rose Campus Center is set for today at 4 30 p m with Bishop William A Scully presiding and Sister Catherine Francis welcoming guests The three level building cost 1052000 includes dining facilities for 420 a campus book store and multiple student spaces An open house for the public will be held September 20 from 2 to 5 p m COHOES Gas from a broken main during a contractor dig knocked out 20 garment workers and affected 100 more ambulances took 12 to hospitals one woman in serious condition
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College of Saint Rose
William A. Scully
Catherine Francis
C.S.J
Saint Rose
Cohoes
W. T. LaRose Associates
Ontario Street
Ogdensburg Seeks $2.27 Million Rail Loan for Rutland Spur
The Franklin County Board endorses Assemblyman Plumadore's letter to President Johnson asking a $2,267,610 loan to buy the Rutland spur from Ogdensburg to Norwood to be run by the Ogdensburg Bridge and Port Authority. If approved, a subsequent loan would buy Norwood to Rouses Point trackage.
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Hayward Plumadore
Johnson
Rutland Railroad
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Norwood
N.Y
Unemployment claims rise in Berkshire region
In Berkshire, claims last week totalled 626, up 17 from the prior week as new claims fell from 176 to 62. Continued claims reached 131, keeping the overall tally higher. In Pittsfield, mosquito workers Kruger and O Hearn rescued a semi conscious Charlotte Putnam from 10 feet of water at Silver Lake, then took her to hospital. North Adams sees water levels drop two inches daily at Mt Williams and Notch reservoirs, with emergency pumping 1.4 million gallons through the main to prevent a severe shortage. Broad Brook remains a diminishing source.
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Robert E. Gallepeau
Greylock
Broad Brook
Stocks Open Firm In Moderate Trading
New York stocks opened firm in moderate trading with Xerox up to 10414, Merck at 44, Socony Mobil at 81, Standard Oil of California at 653, Sears Roebuck to 121, Pennsylvania Railroad to 3614, Pure Oil at 6414. Chicago Rock Island 33, Boeing 6412, Grumman 47, Southern Railway 6414, International Telephone 5734, Kennecott Copper 89, Singer 8814, Comsat 39.
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Peabody Bellotti battle dominates Massachusetts primary
In Massachusetts, Gov. Endicott Peabody and Lt. Gov. Francis Bellotti led the high profile Democratic gubernatorial race as voters headed to the polls. Other contenders included John J. Droney and Pasquale Caggiano. Auditor Buckley died Wednesday night, prompting the party to name a replacement if no one wins today.
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Roxbury
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Arlington
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Medford
Droney
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Bellotti
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John J. Buckley
Lawrence
Boston School
Louis Day Hicks
John F. Kennedy
Hicks
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Crane
Bennington Banner Advertising and Contact Details
The Bennington Banner lists telephone numbers for business news newsroom and advertising and notes daily publication except Sundays and holidays at 425 Main St Bennington Vermont. Subscriptions vary by radius with rates for 3 6 and 12 months and special rates for servicemen.
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Bennington
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UPI
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U.S
Massachusetts Primary Tests New Vote Count System
Massachusetts adopts a single semi official vote count on primary night. 2 008 polling places feed results to a State Tabulating Center in Boston for a unified total. Officials say the change may reduce public confusion and set a national pattern.
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