Royalton College Granted Conditional BA Degrees in Vermont
The State Education Board gave Royalton College conditional privileges to grant bachelor of arts degrees starting next spring. A long list of mandates includes a full financial audit, library expansion to 500 000 volumes over ten years, clarified instructor duties, and adoption of new courses. An investigating team found Royalton presents itself as building a quality faculty, campus, program, and sound fiscal policy.
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Royalton
Hoff appoints Arthur K D Healy to Board of Historic Sites
Governor Hoff of Vermont names Arthur K D Healy of Middlebury to fill the vacancy on the Board of Historic Sites after Dr. Reynolds resigned to become Bates College president in Lewiston Maine Healy is an architect artist and educator and serves as Middlebury College fine arts chair and Sheldon Museum president His paintings are in major museums and he co authored Two Journeyman Painters with Alfred Frankenstein
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Montpelier
Philip H. Hoff
Arthur K.D. Healy
Middlebury
Historic Sites
Thomas Reynolds
Bates College
Lewiston
Maine
Healy
Middlebury College
Sheldon Museum
Alfred Frankenstein
UVM Faculty Explore Honduras Link For Medical Exchange
Dean Edward Andrews and Dr. Rufus Morrow of UVM depart for Honduras to study potential ties between UVM Medical College and National University of Honduras. They aim to determine if UVM medical students could spend summers there studying tropical diseases and treatments as part of the alliance program pairing U.S. states with Latin nations.
Burlington nurses meeting cancelled due to illness
The EACT Section of the Vermont State Nurses Association cancelled its April 25 Burlington meeting at Jeanne Mance Nurses Residence because speaker Mrs. Lydia Hall is hospitalized with chest pains. Hall directs the Loeb Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation at Montefiore Hospital in the Bronx. A later date for the program is hoped.
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Burlington
EACT
Vermont State Nurses Association, Inc
Jeanne Mance
Lydia Hall
Eleanor Smith
Hall
Loeb Center For
Montefiore Hospital
Bronx
N.Y
Goddard Receives $20,000 Higher Education Grant
Plainfield reports Goddard College has been awarded a $20,000 educational opportunity grant from the U S Department of Health Education and Welfare under the 1965 Higher Education Act. The funds aid qualified students with exceptional financial need and the college notes $235,000 is available this year for student assistance.
Vermont Entries Named For 1967 National College Queen
In New York City four Vermont finalists were announced for the national pageant. Three are from the University of Vermont, Joyce Herlihy, Kathryn Rock, and Diane Monti, with Judith Goodrich of Middlebury College and New London, Conn. Vermont voting starts April 20 to select a state winner who will fly to New York in June for a 10 day pageant.
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New York
UPI
Vermont
New York City
University of Vermont
Joyce Theresa Herlihy
Jersey City
New Jersey
Kathryn Mary Rock
Burlington
Diane Monti
New Britain
Conn
Judith Anne Goodrich
New London
Middlebury College
Troy man arraigned in second degree assault case
Troy resident Joseph G Richards Sr 43 pleaded innocent in Rensselaer County Court on an indictment charging second degree assault for the Jan 1 shooting of his son Joseph G Richards Jr 20 Bail set at 5000 Richards shot his son with a .22 pistol at Albany Medical Center the victim treated for a stomach wound in Mechanicville 104 year old Pasqualina Ambersine celebrated her birthday born in 1863 and living in Mechanicville for 73 years with a large family including five children 17 grandchildren 29 great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren
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Troy
Joseph G. Richards Sr
Rensselaer
Richards
Joseph G. Richards Jr
Albany Medical Center
Mechanicville
Pasqualina Ambersine
Italy
Diggs Jr. Released After Narcotics Charge
Charles C. Diggs III, 18, son of U.S. Rep. Charles Diggs of Michigan, was released from Berkshire jail on $2,000 bail after a March 30 arrest for illegal marijuana possession. His case was continued to June 8 for a report on private psychiatric treatment in Detroit.
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Pittsfield
Charles C. Diggs, III
Michigan
U.S
Charles Diggs
D-Mich
Detroit
Lenox executive proposes year round indoor tennis club
Robert P. Weiss a summer resident proposes building a year round indoor tennis club on his land east of Tanglewood. The Zoning Board of Appeals set a public hearing for April 26 at Town Hall on a petition for a zoning exception or special permit to allow the club in the residential district. Dennis P. St Pierre 19 of North Adams was fined 100 dollars in District Court on a larceny charge for stealing skis and accessories at Brodie Mountain in New Ashford. He pled guilty at arraignment March 21. the charge was reduced from felony to misdemeanor by Judge Samuel E. Levine.
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LENOX
New York
Robert P. Weiss
Tanglewood
Zoning Board of Appeals
Town Hall
Williamstown
North Adams
Dennis P. St. Pierre
Brodie Mountain
New Ashford
Samuel E. Levine
B&M Management Wins Proxy Fight in Boston and Maine
Boston and Maine Corp. retains its 15-member management slate after a quorum of 473,958 shares elected directors. Dissidents led by Jordan Eskin failed to delay the meeting, while Eskin’s committee proceeds with possible future action amid legal moves and new inspectors assigned to tally proxies.
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Boston
UPI
Boston and Maine Corp
Boston and Maine Railroad
B&m
Richard J. Mulhern
Jordan H. Eskin
New York
Stockholders Committee For Better Management
Eskin
David Burstein
Burstein
Norman P. Cohen
Peter Mela
Jeannette Kehoe
HVCC Plans $2.8 Million Expansion in Troy
The Rensselaer County Board of Supervisors approved a $2.8 million Hudson Valley Community College expansion. Plans include a new library, a classroom laboratory or vocational facility, a physical education building, and perimeter roads. Enrollment is projected to rise to about 5,400 by 1974-75 with significant out-of-county attendance.
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Troy
N.Y
Rensselaer County Board of Supervisors
Hudson Valley Community College
HVCC
James J. Fitzgibbons
Board of Supervisors
Community College
Nantucket Oil Spill Spurs Coast Guard Bird Rescue
Coast Guardsmen from Bryant Point plan further missions to rescue oil soaked birds on Nantucket beaches thirteen miles of eastern shore were hit by large globs of oil likely from the same Cape Cod slick. Gov Volpe will fly a helicopter over the area while a Coast Guard plane investigates the extent of the oil and potential danger to wildlife.
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Nantucket
Mass
UPI
Bryant Point
Nantucket Island
Cape Cod
The
Coast Guard
Koratron Eight Proportions Clinton Fashion Feature
Koratron presents a casual glam look with Francisca proportioned skirts pairing with the Koratron trim suiter jacket. Garments promise machine wash and dry, never needing ironing, aiming for easy wear.
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Koret
California
Koratron
Carmel
Francisca
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Healey
LVM
Honduras
Goddard
Down In
Berkshire
B&m Management
U.S. District Court
Corporation
Francis J. W
John A. Volpe
Hyannis
Island
Atlantic Ocean
Kenneth Crotty
Federal Water Pollution Control Administration
Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
Banner Publishing Corporation
United Press International
Elasticord
Orlon
Navy
Denim
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