UVM to Dedicate Building to Ex-President Lyman Rowell
The University of Vermont will dedicate its Nursing and Allied Health Sciences Building in Burlington in honor of Lyman Rowell the 19th president who served from 1966 to 1970. The two day event includes symposia on nursing and allied health with speeches by Rep. Richard Mallary and university leaders. The four story complex costing about 4.1 million dollars features the School of Nursing and allied programs in dental hygiene medical technology physical therapy and radiologic technology.
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University of Vermont
Lyman
Rowell
University
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Richard W. Mallary
Rvt
Rowell Auditorium
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School of Nursing
School of Allied Health Sciences
Architects’ Collaborative of
Boston
Vermont Construction Co
Postal People Week at Bennington Post Office
Postmaster announces Postal Week from April 29 to May 6. Bennington Post Office will join 1000 other offices in issuing 10 stamps honoring postal employees. Stamps go on sale on Post People Day. Souvenir envelopes and first day covers available. Open house and public access during the week.
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Stanley J. Pekalski
Bennington
Talk on food co-ops at MAU May 1 lecture
The Consumer Education Program of the Bennington-Rutland Opportunity Council will host a free public lecture on food cooperatives on Tuesday May 1 at Mt Anthony Union High School Room 331 at 7 30 p m. Sherrill Sampsell founder and Quiet Valley Co op board member of Bennington will speak about philosophy operation and member savings from the food buying clubs and the variety and quality of foods available. The talk aims to show Bennington residents how the co op operates after nearly a year in service.
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Mt. Anthony Union High School
Sherrill Sampsell
Quiet Valley Co-op
Bennington
Oregon ratifies 14th Amendment after 105 years
In Salem Oregon lawmakers ratified the 14th Amendment to the U S Constitution 105 years after it was originally adopted. Oregon had ratified in 1866 but rescinded the action two years later and this year moved to correct the record ensuring equal protection under the law remains part of the Constitution.
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Vermont seeks CAB help for commuter air services
The Vermont Aeronautics Board reports the Civil Aeronautics Board has begun addressing Vermont’s air transportation needs. It notes a New England service investigation and an interim order seeking information to support Vermont’s claim that current regulations restrict orderly development of local air services. The board asks for protections and subsidies for commuter airlines to ensure fast, comfortable flights and convenient schedules.
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Putnam Hospital Receives Blue Ribbon Exhibit Award
Mrs Patricia Vermandez assistant administrator for hurainy at Putnam Memorial Hospital accepts a certificate on behalf of the hospital from Matthew I Barron president elect of the New England Hospital Assembly for Putam Hospital's Blue Ribbon Exhibit. The display, coordinated by Richard Bower and created by Barkshire Rehabilitation Center staff United Counseling Service social service reps and Putnam nursing, shows cooperative patient rehabilitation at Vitnam.
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Putnam Memorial Hospital
New England Hospital Assembly
Matthew I. Barron
Putam Hospital
Barkshire Rehabilitation Center
United Counseling Service
Putnam
Vitnam
Richard Bower
Ground water study spans eleven states along Atlantic coast
Port Washington firm Geraghty Miller Inc leads an EPA funded survey of groundwater contamination across Maine to Maryland. The 14 month project targets 3 540 million gallons drawn daily for municipal industrial and agricultural use, to map regional groundwater status. Project leader David W Miller notes the study will yield a regional contamination picture.
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N.Y
Atlantic
Geraghty & Miller Inc
Port Washington, N.Y
David W. Miller
Miller
Geraghty & Miller
Angus buried underground test at Yucca Flat Nevada
U S scientists triggered the 20th underground nuclear test since the 1963 atmospheric test ban. The device Angus lay 1496 feet underground in Nevada. The AEC said the blast was under 200000 tons of TNT and no radiation reached the atmosphere.
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Nevada
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GOP aide balks at naming Davis in Barre
UPI reports Faith Perry of Barre balked at appointing former Gov. Deane C. Davis as Washington County finance chairman. Perry declined the appointment but will place Davis' name in nomination when the county committee meets next month to elect a finance chair.
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Chittenden County
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Leahy
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Faith Perry
Barre
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