April Events Welcome Spring to Vermont
Vermont welcomes April with a calendar of springevents across the state including sports, theater, music and Easter celebrations. UVMS open the baseball season vs St Michael's in Burlington. Middlebury hosts lacrosse vs Wesleyan on Porter Field. Brattleboro and other towns hold Easter parades and services. Musical performances occur in Burlington Brattleboro Middlebury and Putney. Golf and track meet April 20 21. Free listings available from state welcome centers and Vermont Development Department.
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Past Catches Up Dallas Robber Retains 130 Cash and 175 Fines
A South Dallas man told police he was robbed of 130 dollars in an alley and was taken to police headquarters for questioning about the robbers. While there officers ran a routine check and found about 175 dollars in traffic fines and jailed him for overdue tickets.
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Boston Residents Face Looming Racial Violence Threat
In Boston the spectre of racial unrest remains a volatile backdrop as officials and residents seek to relieve the causes of tension. City figures warn extremists could ignite a summer riot and stress the need for federal aid, while police and community leaders urge calm and address underlying injustices.
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New ASIM Head Warns Doctors on Medical Facility Use
Dr. Robert S. Long of Omaha urges American Society of Internal Medicine members to curb duplicative facilities and costly tests. He argues patients often overuse hospital care and that a dollar for fuel oil or basic needs may be more appropriate than excessive exams. He calls for better community planning and patient education to restrain rising medical costs. Dr. Long spoke at ASIM's annual meeting in Boston.
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