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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1964

Page

12

Statewide Minimum Fees Opposed by Local Lawyers

Berkshire law officials oppose a Massachusetts Bar Association plan for a statewide minimum fee schedule arguing it would raise costs in the county. Andrew T. Campoli, chair of the Berkshire Bar Association minimum fee committee, cites large gaps between Hampden and Berkshire fees and warns new rules could drive litigants to self representation. A meeting to discuss the proposal is set for Thursday at the County Courthouse.

Massachusetts Bar Association Berkshire Atty Andrew T. Campoli Berkshire Bar Association Hampden Campoll Derkshire Hampden County

Clarkson Honored by Scout Troop 1 Court of Honor

William A. Clarkson, charter member of Boy Scout Troop 1 founded 54 years ago, was guest of honor at the troop siege court of honor at First Methodist Church. The event followed a father and son banquet as Peter Thomson earned Star Scout rank and others received merit badges. Dyer outlined the Strengthen Americas Heritage program with nationwide and local observances including Heritage Day on July 18 and a national jamboree at Valley Forge.

William A. Clarkson First Methodist Church Mr. Clarkson Bennington Berkshires United States Peter Thomson John E. Rusk Paul Forman David Lay Hardie Forman Edwin W. Thomson William D. Dyer Berkshire Council Boy Scouts of America America Valley Forge Mr. Dyer

Police Briefs: Local Stitches and Break-ins Reported

A car driven by Stanley Supranowicz caused a one car property damage crash at Lakeway Drive and Miller Street damaging mail boxes and street signs. under investigation. Edwin Eastland, 69, suffered a stroke and was hospitalized at St Luke’s. A hub cap theft from Francis Fields’ car occurred near the High School. A $100 break-in at Omer Charland’s Saveway Oil Co. involved forced entry and a cement wall breach concealing a 25 pound safe with money. A collision on West Housatonic and Harris streets injured Marjorie Bond and her passenger Shirley Bond, with over $200 damage per vehicle.

Stanley Supranowicz Indian St Lakeway Drive Miller Street Omer Charland Saveway Oil Co Dalton Ave Edwin J. Blair James E. McCarty Marjorie D. Bond Harris St William D. Pike Huntington West Housatonic Harris Streets Shirley Bond

San Francisco Shop-Ins Draw Mixed Reactions and Picketing

Demonstrators stage shop-ins at Lucky Stores and Stanford with unpaid groceries in carts, triggering shopper disruption and tense debates over race hiring. CORE ends shop-ins for now while continuing picketing. Baptist Ministers Union threatens to sever ties if protests persist.

San Francisco Dem Congress of Castrators Jof Lucky Stores, Inc San San Francisco Francisco Berkeley University of California Palo Alto Adja Stanford University Lucky Baptist Ministers Union CORE

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