Vermont Governor Lowers Bar for Liquor Marketing Ideas
Gov. Thomas P. Salmon urged Vermont to study New Hampshire merchandising for liquor sales as a path out of dull markets. He noted New Hampshire nets about 29.2 million annually versus Vermonts 8.9 million and called for image driven promotions while Crisman cautioned against overpromotion and favored moderation.
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Montpelier
Thomas P. Salmon
Vermont
New Hampshire
Salmon
New Hampshire Li
Commission
Ostas
Tentas
Liquor Control Department
Ronald E.W. Crisman
Crisman
Moore
Massachusetts Tops Nation in Car Theft as 1975 Frisk Rises
Massachusetts remains the nation's leader in stolen cars. Through the first six months of 1975 about 39,000 vehicles were stolen, doubling 1972 figures and outpacing last year by over 15 percent. FBI data place MA well ahead of Rhode Island and California in early 1973.
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Bay State
Registry of Motor Vehicles
Rhode Island
California
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Autopsies Ordered In Cafe Deaths
Newtown Connecticut officials condemned a cafe and hotel after three Hell's Angels members were fatally shot in a dispute over ownership. Donald E. Krosky Sr. faces two counts of murder and one of assault with intent to murder.
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Bridgeport
The
Hell's Angels
Donald Meredith
Danbury Hospital
Durham
N.C
Donald E. Krosky Sr
Trumbull
Krosky
Louis Marchese
Marchese
Huns
Charles Framularo
Framularo
Newtown First
Blinders Off in Lyndonville Feminist Institute IGA Fire Hit Campton
The Sagaris Feminist Institute in Lyndonville drew participants from 30 states for five weeks of lectures on feminism with courses in economics psychology and literature. A red haired dog named Emma Goldman wandered the room while students aged from teens to grandmothers engaged in discussions and self defense karate. Separately in Campton seven firefighters were treated for smoke inhalation after a late afternoon blaze destroyed an IGA store leaving 11 employees jobless.
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Lyndonville, Vermont
Institute For the Study of
Emma_ Goldman
Sagaris
California
Blanche Boyd
Kathryn Kilgore
Ms. Boyd
Beth Hodges
Hays
Kan
Sharon Meyer
Walla Walla, Wash
Eileen Pagan-Russak
Levittown
Sagaris Board
Manchester
N.H
IGA
Campton
Donald McKinnon
Sisters in Brewer Return Most of Giveaway Money
Two Brewer sisters and a 12 year old withdrew 9610 from a joint family account and spent it in local shops before police prompted returns. About 8000 was recovered from a truck dealer and strangers, with 107 recovered from a storm drain. The sisters were committed to a mental health facility after attempting arson. The boy was placed in a Bangor juvenile center.
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Brewer, Maine
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Bangor
Urban Dyer
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