Lake Champlain Estates lots sale approved in Grand Isle
The Vermont health department approved sale of about a third of Lake Champlain Estates building lots at Grand Isle after July suspensions by Gov Hoff over lot size and sanitation. Site spans 250 acres bought from ex-legislator John Roque for 80 thousand dollars. No wells will be drilled. soil tests are under way by the developer’s engineer. The report also notes UVM Morgan horse Jason sold for 5000 dollars to Ontario buyer W T MacDonald of Oshawa after winning national honors.
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Burlington
UPS
University of Vermont
Jason
Green Mountain State
UVM Morgan Horse Farm
Weybridge
W.T. MacDonald
Oshawa, Ont
Vermont hearings set on hotel and restaurant wage rise
Vermont public hearings on possible minimum wage adjustments for hotel and restaurant workers are scheduled for September 20 in Rutland September 21 in Burlington and September 22 in Montpelier. Wage panel members include University of Vermont professor Robert Daniels as chairman and several state officials. The move follows the 1965 General Assembly raising the state minimum wage to 1.25 dollars an hour.
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Montpelier
UPS
Louis Lavin
Industrial Relations Board
Vermont
Rutland
Burlington
Montpellier
Robert Daniels
University of Vermont
Bernard O’shea
Enosburg Falls
Lawrence Heath
Stowe
Peter Pappas
Bennington
Mildred Graham
Frank Dumas
General Assembly
Vermont recruits 350 pickers to harvest million dollar apple crop
Vermont State Employment Commissioner Stella Hackel says more than 300 local apple pickers signed up and 50 Canadian pickers will fill the state’s full quota. The department launched a crash recruitment as foreign labor limits loom, with efforts to run until harvest peaks next week.
Art in Science opening and ballet tour announced in state
Dr. Victor J. Danilov will open the Art-in-Science exhibition at Albany Institute of History and Art September 24 at 8 30 p m. The Harkness Ballet led by Maria Tallchief premieres in New York State November 8 at Proctors Theatre Schenectady.
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Albany
Victor J. Danilov
Industrial Research
Albany Institute of History and Art
Washington Ave
Schenectady
Harkness Ballet
Maria Tallchief
New York State
Proctors Theatre
Rebecca Harkness
Cuyler Named North Adams Transcript Managing Editor
NORTH ADAMS New managing editor named to succeed Philip C. Lee after his Aug retirement. Cuyler to handle overall news but will stay city editor until successor is chosen. ADAMS Science labs set extra Saturday and after school sessions at Adams Memorial High due to overcrowding. NOR ADAMS coaching changes at St Joseph High with Matrango resigning as basketball coach and becoming athletics director. PITTSFIELD Cable theft probe nets another arrest as Stroshine held on larceny charge in District Court.
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North Adams
Lewis C. Cuyler
Philip C. Lee
Cuyler
ADAMS
Adams Memorial High School
Rolland G. Duval
Frank Matrango
St.Joseph High School
Frank Zoltek
Adams High
North Adams State College
St. Joseph’s
Tim Carroll
State College
Pittsfield
American Telephone Co
Boston
Chicago
William M. Stroshine
Dalton
Operation Exodus In Fifth Day
In Boston UPI reports Operation Exodus enters its fifth day amid claims that white children face crowding and disruption due to Black pupils in local schools. Sixteen white mothers protested at City Hall over Grew School Hyde Park placement. Negro parents started the bus program last week to move students from overcrowded classes to others. Nine Black children enrolled at Ellen A Richard School as the do it yourself busing effort grows. Mothers met with a mayoral aide after not meeting Mayor John Collins. </s>
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Boston
UPI
Operation Exodus
City Hall
Hyde Park
Ellen A. Richard
John Collins
Richard J. Sinnott
Frances Rogers
Sinnott
Henry Grew School
Aiken Warns Of REA Opposition
UPI reports Senator George D. Aiken of Vermont warns against broad opposition to the rural electrification program at the East River Rural Electric Cooperative meeting. He defends REA financing terms, notes a strong Senate vote backing FPC limits, and cautions House delays could hinder action.
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Madison
S.D
UPI
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
East River Rural Electric Cooperative
Aiken
Senate Agriculture Committee
Congress
REA
Senate
Federal Power Commission
FPC
House
Farm Bill Price Tag Pondered in Washington
The Johnson administration seeks to cut costs on the Senate farm bill amid conferee talks aimed at trimming wheat and cotton sections. Senate and House costs differ on wheat by about 150 million, and cotton by about 100 million. Admin officials expect wheat income to rise about 20 percent while cotton and feed grains stay near current levels.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Senate House
Senate
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
Senate Agriculture
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Martin A. Thibodeau
Colchester
Edward Costello
Maine Central
New York
Ballerina
Tallchief
WAMC
Albany Medical College
Cologne
Bonn
New York City
Atlantic
Early Bird
Down In
Berkshire
Katherine Craven
Jeepers
Creepers
Health
Tex
Stantog
Drysdale’s
Central Vermont Public Service Corp
Hilco Homes
Ons
Hilco
Cuetam
Dacianinga
Hilco Homes Corp
Essington Ave
Philadelphia
Atlas Credit Corp
Orion
Bouncing Baby
Navy
Lette
North Bennington Road
Bennington, Vt
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