Vermont scouts at jamboree in Moraine State Park
Twenty six Vermont Boys Scouts and four adult leaders attend the ninth National Boy Scout Jamboree at Moraine State Park Butler Pa under the theme Forward Together Scouting USA The event aims to teach leadership and program ideas to carry back to local troops The group includes William Liporace Bethel Mike Hickory Waterbury Ray Stone Woodford Jeff Demers Thetford Charles Roy Rutland Steve O Rourke Lyndonville Oscar Garcia St Johnsbury Craig Squires Peru Paul Main Cavendish Steve Wilczynski Manchester and Steve Nichols Manchester The Vermont delegation participates in activities through Aug 9 1960.
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Moraine State Park
Butler
Scouting USA
William Liporace
Bethel
Mike Hickory
Waterbury
Ray Stone
Woodford
Jeff Demers
Thetford
Charles Roy
Rutland
Steve O'Rourke
Lyndonville
Oscar Garcia
St. Johnsbury
Craig Squires
Peru
Paul Main
Cavendish
Steve Wilczynski
Steve Nichols
Manchester
Jobless fathers reduced welfare caseload in Vermont
The Vermont Intensive Job Program cut welfare recipients among unemployed fathers from 1,400 in January to about 500 by July, with $2.6 million yearly savings anticipated. Employment services will expand by Oct 1 to aid families in the Aid to Needy Families with Children program, and officials expect broader benefits from shifted savings.
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Lenox campus proposal eyed by college official
Donahue, former Southern Vermont College president, discussed plans to add a Lenox campus to strengthen the Brattleboro center. He noted a four year program would be ideal, but a matching HEW grant complicates progress. Thirty three Vermont colleges, including Bennington and Southern Vermont, received HEW grants totaling 3,855 dollars.
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Mysterious departure shakes Vermont village store
In Time for a Change, a husband and wife running the town’s only general store in Time for a Change, Vermont, vanished after leaving belongings and store assets to Champlain Oil Co. for unpaid bills. The incident startled residents as Cairns, manager for Champlain Oil, inventories the store and considers legal action.
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Vermont
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Champlain Oil Co
Burlington
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Lance memo found at Manufacturers Hanover details loan terms
Lance said a memo was found at Manufacturers Hanover and met Heimann Friday to discuss it. He denied the Chicago bank loan topic, noting the inquiry might shift to New York banks. He described the meeting as useful, and said he secured 2.625 million dollars to purchase 148,118 shares in his Georgia bank at 0.5 percent above prime for two years and 1 percent over prime third year.
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