Bennington HealthCare Delivery and Private Access
A Williams College student surveys Bennington County health care, noting private access remains central to referral and treatment. It catalogs limited public guarantees, district physician shortages, and rising group practices while detailing Putnam Memorial Hospital's 180 beds, inpatient rates, and expanding emergency services.
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Bennington County
Donald S. Roach
Bennington
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Rensselaer
Windham
Putnam
United Counseling Service
Foot dragging on scandal grips Passman case
Washington notes say former Louisiana Congressman Otto Passman is a prime suspect in Koreagate payoffs involving House members. The Carter Justice Department faces scrutiny for slow action and political pressure from Speaker Tip ONeill, with Passman denying wrongdoing while calls emerge for full grand jury disclosures and stronger prosecutions.
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Louisiana
Otto Passman
CIA
House of Representatives
Department of Justice
Passman
Ieee
Carter Justice Department
House
Tip O’neill
Congressional
5Th Circuit Court of Appeals
O’neill
Justice Department
John Slack
Appropriations
Slack
Joe Waggoner
Patricia Schroeder
Colorado
Carter
Drew Day
Barbara Babcock
Miss Schroeder
Tip
Griffin Bell
Koreagate
Pass
National Security Agency
Department
John Neilds
Andrew Tartaglino
Michael Hershman
James Hamilton
Senate
Congressman's Report on Energy Priorities and Solar Push
The congressman urges President Carter to shift energy R&D toward solar power, fusion, and caution with nuclear. He argues solar, inexhaustible and environmentally safe, should top funding while nuclear and breeder reactors receive more skepticism and less taxpayer support. He cites a $2 billion nuclear budget and $30 billion spent on nuclear power over 20 years, urging a broader solar investment and reform.
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Washington
Congress
Aloae
March private placements and local civic notes in Vermont
During March the Bennington branch of the Vermont State Employment Service supervised by John Whitney placed 37 private job openings in Bennington and nearby areas, up 19 from February. Village trustees vote to return the sidewalk plow after a winter test, paying 300 for use if unsatisfactory.
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Bennington
Vermont State Employment Service
John Whitney
New Indian Says Poverty Abolition Eludes Five Minute Figure
A new man in India claims he cannot explain how to abolish poverty in five minutes and suggests that no one else can either highlighting the complexity of eradicating poverty.
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India
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