Unusual Burlington Meeting for Nurses and Doctors
In Burlington at College Street Congregational Church nurses and doctors plan an Aug 27 7 30 PM session to discuss parallel practice concerns. Topics include working conditions education environment patient care at Medical Center Hospital of Vermont and potential use of the Taft Hartley Act. Ann Janney of VSNA leads nurse input with Dr David L Bronson heading physicians.
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Burlington
College Street Congregational Church
Medical Center Hospital of
Vermont
Vermont State Nurses’ Association
Ann Janney
VSNA
David L. Bronson
Auto thrill show to open Chatham Fair
Chatham New York's Columbia County Fair opens Aug 28 at 5 p.m. with Jack Kochman's Hell Drivers in front of the grandstand and free admission. The week features seniors and youth day free entries, a Stoney Robert's Demolition Derby, a large volunteer firemen parade, Western Horse Show, sky diving, a Schoolgirl Queen Coronation, Empire Driving Club Stakes, and daily stage acts including Clay Hart and Sally Flynn.
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Chatham
N.Y
New York State
Jack Kochman
Stoney Robert
Clay Hart
Sally Flynn
Lawrence Welk TV Group
Columbia County
Labor Day
American Legion
Community reunions and county fair update
White Creek visitors spent Sunday in Crown Point and Ticonderoga visiting relatives. Safford reunion at Hedges Lake drew 52 attendees. McCart family held its 43rd annual reunion at Jermain Community Hall with music and dancing. White Creek 4 H Club ran the food booth at the Washington County Fair. United Methodist Women of Jermain Church plan a Sept 3 meeting hosted by Mrs. Roy Whitman with Mrs. Gordon Byars leading.
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Maurice Perry
Arnold
Crown Point
Ticonderoga
James Lake
Howard Robinson
Duane and
Mary
Gordon Byars
Safford
Hedges Lake
McCart
Jermain Community Hall
Howard McCart
Howard
Terry McCart
Cheri Sargood
Dorothy McCart
Robert McCart
White Creek
Jolly Jones 4-H Club
Washington County Fair
United Methodist Women of
Jermain Church
Roy Whitman
Vermont seeks own health planning agency waiver
Senator Robert Daniels urged federal officials to let Vermont run its own health planning, arguing small population justifies waiving private agency planning rules and opposing added bureaucracy. Governor Salmon called for extending federal oil price controls, meeting Ford and other governors to discuss energy policy. Seven of ten fired bus drivers from CCTA were rehired, three remain dismissed amid union filing for unfair labor practices.
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Daniels
Thomas Salmon
New Hampshire
Salmon
Ford
Burlington
UPI
Chittenden County Transportation Authority
CCTA
Teamsters Union
Vermont Labor Relations Board
Vermont Teachers Union Elects First Slate of Unpaid Officers
In its first state convention in South Burlington, the Vermont chapter of the American Federation of Teachers elected unpaid officers for two years. John McShane, 27, of Proctor and Poultney School Board member was named president as the fledgling group moves toward complete control. Public hearings in Montpelier on Sept. 8 and 9 will consider an 11.3 percent Blue Shield rate hike for Vermont subscribers, with a plan to cut cosmetic surgery and routine physicals from basic contracts. The increase, filed July 3, would take effect Nov. 1 if approved.
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South Burlington
UPI
Vermont
American Federation of Teachers
John McShane
Proctor
Poultney
Uncle Sam Mall seeks developer status for New York project
The Uncle Sam Mall organization moved to gain developer status from the Urban Development Corp within 30 days, to build on the mall north side at an estimated eight to nine million dollars. Richard Devane said approval should come and discussed funding challenges and a likely funding mix. Rep Pattison told local officials federal aid won’t solve budget gaps, suggesting deficits or tax shifts, and forecast a five year extension for revenue sharing.
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Troy
Uncle Sam
City Urban Renewal Agency
Urban Development Corp
UDC
Richard Devane
Devane
Edward W. Pattison
Pattison
Williams College Student Found Dead Near Alger Michigan
Williams College sophomore Thomas G. Hardie III, 19, from Glydon Maryland and Nantucket, was found dead Aug 15 in a sleeping bag near railroad tracks outside Alger Michigan after hitchhiking. Pathologist cites heart ailment. officials note birth heart problems.
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Williamstown
Michigan
Williams College
Thomas G. Hardie III
Glydon
Nantucket
Alger
Mich
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Washington, D.C
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Bennington County
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Bennington Pony Club
Janet Schurink
Shaftsbury
Bennington
Elaine Erb
Woodford
Bennington County Mounted Sheriff’s Posse
Wood Memorial Park
Hoosick Falls
Hoosick
Chatham Fair
Chittenden Thrifti-Checking
Chittenden
Eleanor Niles
Seyeats
Main St
Teachers Union
New York
Mall
Down In
Berkshire
Butt
North Adams
State Street
William B. O’grady
Arthur Menard
O’grady
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