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Th lurllnflton Pre Preit tuiioay, Die. II, 1MI John Zampieri, Ryegate, To Be Youngest Member Of '65 General Assembly Infant Found Abandoned In Brattleboro Improving em made possible by an enabling act of the Vermont and New Hampshire General Assemblies, but it was just a one-time deal. Zampieri said New Hampshire hasn't yet appropriated the money for drafting the mMmmmmmm liiiiijiiiiiilP fit BRATTLEBORO (AP) An infant boy, abandoned in a parked car apparently just hours after he was born, was reported in improving condition Monday night A spokesman for the Brattleboro Memorial Hospital said the child was on the danger list Montpelier Lions To Hear Sen. Aiken MONTPELIER Sen. George Aiken will address a dinner meeting of the Montpelier Lions Club at 6:30 p.m.

this Tuesday at the Brown Derby Restaurant on the Northfield Road. lurfinf ton Free Pmtt CAPITOL aUMAU when found in the car in the hospital parking lot Monday morning, but improved daring the day. "We don't know how long he was there," the spokesman said, "but we know he was just a few hours old when he was found." The child was discovered in the car of Mrs. Amy Remillard, the hospital's night nursing supervisor. He was wrapped only in a blanket, authorities said.

A nurse at the hospital said the boy weighed about eight pounds and described him as "a perfectly beautiful boy." Rep. Zampieri Exchange Tour MONTPELIER The youngest member of the upcoming Legislature will be a Rye-gate Democrat, John J. Zampieri, D-52, who was representative from Ryegate in the 1965 General Assembly which passed the reapportionment law. Zampieri, who is 25, will be one of 54 Democrats serving in the reapportioned 15(knem-ber House. In the 1965 session when he was 23, he was next to the youngest member, missing the distinction of youngest by three months to James A.

Field, a Ferrisburg Republican. This session Zampieri will sponsor an important education bill one which would enable Vermont schools to form unions with New Hampshire schools. As a resident of sparsely settled Orange County where the chool reorganization problem has been particularly severe, the young Democrat is aware of the need of enabling legislation. The Norwich-Hanover (N.H.) Union is the only interstate one at the present time. It was Italian College Student Calls On Gov.

Hoff Free Press Capitol Bureau MONTPELIER Anthony Sonino of Venice, Italy, a young law student at Padova College, proposed legislation, but Vermont has done so, and Peter Plante of Hartford has been retained to do the drafting. A native of South Ryegate, Zampieri was educated at the Woodsville, N.H. High School. He is an insurance salesman. He is presently serving in the Air National Guard and is a member of several Masonic bodies and the i 1 1 Chamber of Commerce.

Zampieri will be not only the youngest legislator, but also the youngest bachelor in the 1967 General Assembly. Loss of License For Speeding Fails To Save Youth's Life MARION, N.C. (AP) A youth who lost his driver's license recently for going 90 miles an hour lost his life driving 130 miles an hour, the state highway patrol said. He was identified as Jerry Dean Holtsclaw, 20, of Marion. Two other Marion youths also were killed when Holtsclaw lost control of his father's car on U.S.

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