Four Prisoners Escape Addison County Jail in Middlebury
Four inmates escaped from Addison County Jail between midnight and 6 30 a m as police hunted Francis Schoomaker 20 Burlington Kenneth Robinson 17 Barre Lamothe 16 Derby and Wesley Bacon 16 Montpelier. Authorities said the group fled in at least two stolen cars and one inmate may have slipped from the dining hall to join the breakout. Lamothe and Bacon had been jailed after a prior escape from Weeks School in Vergennes and were recaptured in Massachusetts.
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Middlebury
UPI
Addison County
Francis Schoomaker
Burlington
Kenneth Robinson
Barre
Lamothe
Derby
Wesley Bacon
Montpelier
Allen J. Chandler
Orleans
Chandler
Lamothe and
Bacon
Weeks
Vergennes
Massachusetts
Vermont Nursing Homes Meet For Medicare Seminar
More than 75 Vermont nursing and convalescent home representatives gather at the Tavern Motor Inn for a Travelers Insurance Medicare seminar. Topics include cost reimbursement, audits, admission and billing procedures, transfer agreements and safety, ahead of January 1 program launch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Vermont
Tavern Motor Inn
Travelers Insurance Companies
John J. Budds
Travelers
Vermont Nursing Home Association
Budds
Hoosick Falls Lions auction seeks donations Oct 8
In Hoosick Falls donations for the Lions Club annual auction are invited. President Robert Hall Paul LaPorte and Richard Fairbanks request contributions for the event on October 8 at Owl Garage Church Street. Proceeds support community projects including the town swimming pool fund. Albany protest rally aids Miss Lola Johnson
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Hoosick Falls
Town of
Mature women career help program at HVCC
An October 3 open meeting at Hudson Valley Community College Hudson Hall 1 p.m. kicks off HVCCs MRS program for mature returning students. Roy Brunner Albany Medical Center and Mildred Meskil NYS Department of Commerce will speak. Free program for all women in the capital district with guidance on vocational training degree options and courses.
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Troy
Hudson Valley Community College
Hudson Hall
Roy Brunner
Albany Medical Center
Mildred Meskil
Women’s Bureau
New York State Department of Commerce
HVCC
Capital District
Harvest festival kicks off in Stockbridge Saturday
Berkshire Stockbridge hosts the 32nd annual harvest festival sponsored by Berkshire Garden Center Interlaken Stockbridge. The event begins Saturday with activities at 10 and runs into the late afternoon ending around 5. Local vendors, crafts and garden displays are planned.
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Stockbridge
Berkshire Garden Center
Interlaken
Williams High School team retires undefeated in quiz win
STOCKBRIDGE Williams High School defeated Maple Hill School of Castleton New York 160 to 120 on the Little Red School House TV quiz program WRBG Schenectady. It marked the third straight victory for the Williams team. PITTSFIELD Boston talks among Mayor Remo Del Gallo School building chief Roger Wellington and Superintendent James Reynolds with the state Emergency Finance Board on a proposed 6.5 million borrowing to fund a new 1250 pupil comprehensive school.
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Stockbridge
Williams High School
Maple Hill School
Castleton
N.Y
Little Red School
WRBG
Schenectady
Pittsfield
Remo del Gallo
High School Building Commission
Roger Wellington
James Reynolds
Boston
State Emergency Finance Board
Monument on Jarvie Property May Date to Indian Days
Hinsdale E Merrill of the New England Antiquities Association inspected a seven-foot monument off Middlefield Road in Washington on property of Mr and Mrs Alexander G Jarvie. Merrill will return later and notes the rock monument topped with white quartz may pre date Indian days.
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Hinsdale — E. Merrill
The
New England Antiquities Association
Middlefield Road
Washington
Alexander G. Jarvie
Merrill
Vermont Tax Free Pensions Confirmed at 1.73 Million
Vermont Tax Commissioner confirms 1,200 retired teachers and state employees received tax free pensions totaling 1.73 million for the year. The exemption covers pensions for retired state workers, teachers, police, and Vermont residents receiving benefits from out-of-state systems. State data show 725 teachers earned 1.1 million from Vermont Teachers Retirement, 468 retirees received 601 thousand from the State Employees Retirement, and 37 police retirees drew 31.7 thousand from the State Police Retirement Fund.
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Vermont
State Teachers Retirement System of
Primary Expense Accounts Show Amounts from 15 Cents to 7247
The last of the primary expense account reports arrived Monday with filing closed at midnight Friday. Rich degrees of names: Richard Snelling spent 6781 of his own money while Thomas Hayes used 7247 in contributions. Hoff listed 1183. Daley 4.25. Merrill 276. Cooley 78.50. Hathorn 1842. Hincks .15. John Perry 1878. Gordon none. Anderson 160. Connarn none. Oakes 3323 with 2913 from contributions. Stafford 561. Ryan none. Trudeau 41.80. Rudolph Smith 167. Bedford 2445.
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Perry Merrill
Harry Cooley
Byron Hath
Robert Stafford
William Ryan
Gerard Trudeau
Middlebury
Rudolph Smith
H. Ward Bedford
Vermont Yankee seeks ten million stock issue for Vernon plant
Nuclear Power Corp plans to issue 10 million dollars in common stock to fund the $88 million Vernon nuclear plant. Public Service Board hearing set for October 6 to decide on stock authorization as part of the project, with CVPS and Green Mountain Power Co. already licensed to proceed. The facility aims for 540000 kilowatts and completion around 1970 pending AEC license.
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Montpelier
UPI
Vermont-Yankee Nuclear Power Corp
Public Service Board
Ernest Gibson
Vernon
Central Vermont Public Service Corp
CVPS
Rutland
Green Mountain Power Corp
Burlington
Vermont-Yankee Corp
Atomic Energy Commission
Albert Cree
State Police Vacancies Explained
Commissioner Erwin Alexander declined to confirm reports of widespread discontent over vacancies. He said unfilled posts are four or five not fifteen, with two in the Bureau of Criminal Investigation. New officers joined after September 1 training. promotions lack a set policy, with changes coming soon. Governor Hoff expressed confidence the vacancies will be filled promptly.
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Grand Isle
UPI
New England Telephone Co
North Hero
South Hero
Burlington
Vermont
Windsor
Lunenburg
Alexander
Alexanders
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Police Training Academy
Lewiston bills Johnson for power used in visit
Lewiston Maine officials seek $748.77 from President Johnson for power used during a nonpolitical trip. The Lewiston Finance Board met to pursue payment, citing lighting and radio TV coverage expenses. Mayor Couturier says if the trip was political, the Democrats would pay, and the bill should go to the White House staffer Harold Pachios.
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Lewiston
Maine
UPD
Johnson
Lewiston Finance Board
Robert L. Couturier
Couturier
White House
Harold Pachios
Cape Elizabeth
Computer helps verify balanced diets in meals
Automatic Retailers of America, Inc. says its institutional food service program can load nutritional values into a computer and compare them with what groups of people actually eat to ensure meals are balanced.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Institutional Food Service Company
Automatic Retailers of America, Inc
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Medicare
West Rutland
Richard Sullivan
Charles A. Dikeman
Dikeman
James E. Hazen
Putney
Joseph P. Cararra and Sons Construction Co
New York
Hoosick Lions Plan Auction
Albany
Federation of Community Organizations
Lola M. Johnson
Philip Schuyler
Albany School Board
State Commission On Human Rights
Division of Inter-Cultural Relations
State Education Department
Federation
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Berkshire
Orn
Peter Hincks
John Perry
Jay Gordon
David Anderson
John Connarn
James Oakes
Nuclear Power Corp
Philip Hoff
Drysdale’s
Armory
RMA Badne
Vermont Bank and Trust Company
Wiehem Uion
Atic
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Bellows Falls
Bennington
Brattleboro
Chester
Manchester Center
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