Certification Standards Set For Nursing Homes in Medicare
Federal standards outline Medicare extended care facilities for skilled nursing care. The program, starting Jan. 1, will cover full cost for the first 20 days and all but 5 a day for the next 80 days, for patients not yet well enough to go home after hospital discharge. Beneficiaries already in eligible facilities on Jan. 1 may receive benefits if they had a hospital stay of at least three days between mid 1966 and year end, with specific 14 day transfer rules.
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Rutland
Robert M. Ball
Social Security
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Public Health Service
Middlebury Plans Fine Arts Music Center Construction
Middlebury College announced that construction of its new 1 367 812 dollar Fine Arts Music Center will begin in September. The cultural center will house performance spaces classrooms and gallery facilities strengthening the college’s arts program.
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Middlebury College
Fine Arts
Middlebury
Chateau Road
Sunderland Language Center
Wright Memorial Theatre
Endeavor Foundation
New York City
James S. Armstrong
Two Banks Plan Merger Between Ludlow and Brattleboro
A joint announce ment by Ludlow Savings Bank and Trust Co. Ludlow and Vermont National Bank Brattleboro says directors approved merging Ludlow into Vermont National Bank. Stock exchange merger requires stockholder and Comptroller approval. Shareholder meeting dates not yet announced.
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Brattleboro
Olin D. Gay
Ludlow Savings Bank and Trust Co
Ludlow
William S. Tucker
Vermont National Bank of
Ludlow Savings Bank and Trust Company
Vermont National Bank
AARP Convention Set for Salt Lake City Utah
Washington The American Association of Retired Persons will hold its biennial convention in Salt Lake City from September 7 to 10. Founder Dr Ethel Percy Andrus will greet delegates, with Betty Furness presenting Living in the Sixties. The four day schedule includes tours, committee meetings, a banquet, a luncheon, and talks by congressmen on The Older American. AARP serves 55 plus with travel, insurance, and learning programs through 400 local chapters and affiliated institutes.
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Washington
American Association of Retired Persons
Salt Lake City
Utah
Ethel Percy Andrus
Betty Furness
U.S
Mormon
Mormon Tabernacle
Andrus
The
American of Retired Persons
AARP
St. Petersburg
Fla
Long Beach
Calif
D.C
Congress
Institutes of Lifetime Learning
Association of Retired Persons International
United States
Modern Maturity
Students Attend Workshop at St Michael's College Vermont
About 140 high school student council members from 42 Vermont high schools attend the fifth annual Summer Workshop of the Vermont Association of Student Councils at St Michael's College in Winooski Park. Observers come from Albany New York Biddeford Maine and Colebrook New Hampshire. Sister Mary Ancilla C SJ directs the program with classes recreation and cultural activities during the week.
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Vermont Association of Student Councils
St. Michael’s College
Winooski Park
Vermont
Albany
N.Y
Biddeford
Colebrook
N.H
St. Michael’s
Sister Mary Ancilla
C.S.J
Bennington Catholic High School
Linda Pike
Barbara Macksey
Arlington High School
Donald Humphreys
Marilyn Dailey
Timothy Powers
Peggy Wargo
Donald Shea, Jr
Brian Maroney
Linda Levine
Dianne Haddad
Michael McDonough
Robin Keir
Sheila Iskowitz
Bennington High School
Sunday talk on Cambodia by Ameri cans mission head
Russell Johnson of the Peace Education Section of the American Friends Service Committee reports on his Cambodia trip. The talk Sunday at 8 p.m. in Bennington Free Library Social Rooms is open to all and co sponsored by the Bennington Society of Friends and the Bennington Unitarian Fellowship. Johnson led a two week mission to study frontier areas near Viet Nam and found no evidence Cambodia served as a sanctuary or supply line for Viet Cong. He observed an attack on a Cambodian village by American helicopters and outlined his work organizing international conferences and young leaders programs across Asia.
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Russell Johnson
Peace Education Section
American Friends Service Committee
Cambodia
Bennington Free Library
Bennington Society of Friends
Bennington Unitarian Fellowship
Johnson
Viet Nam
Kay Boyle
Donald Duncan
US Special Forces
Green Berets
Floyd McKissick
Traffic Count Edges Up On Three Area Roads
July average daily traffic rose on three Vermont highways from a year earlier per the Vermont Department of Highways. U.S. 7 Shaftsbury up 1 percent to 5378. Vt 9 Wilmington up 3.2 percent. Vt 11 Peru up 1.9 percent, with 12 month periods also increasing. CUMMERSDALE England report notes a jailhouse joke led to a firing after a man spanked a woman who slapped his glasses off.
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Bennington County
Automatic Traffic Recorder
Vermont Department of Highways
U.S. 7
Shaftsbury
Wilmington
Peru
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Blanco
Kim
Freckles
White House
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Burlington, Vermont
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CORE
Israel Dresner
Springfield
N.J
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Lahore
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Singapore
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Nepal
Burma
Laos
Ceylon
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Thailand
Prince Sihanouk of
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England
Jeff Ward
Ward
Jean Cameron
Miss Cameron
Perma Press
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