Vermont Partners in Health opens with keynote by Dr Birk
Peter Birk MD regional program director USPHS Boston will speak at the opening session dinner of Vermont Partners in Health at the Scandinavia Inn. The three day program gathers leaders of major health organizations and Vermont health heads to discuss Medicare Medicaid regional medical program and health planning. Dean Edward C Andrews Jr UVM College of Medicine will close with Health Careers and Manpower. They will adopt resolutions after group reports.
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STOWE
Peter Birk
Division of Medical Care Administration
USPHS
Boston
Vermont Partners In Health
Scandinavia Inn
Vermont
Edward C. Andrews, Jr
UVM College of Medicine
Vermont teacher pay bill faces uphill battle
Essex Jct lawmaker Rep Lyman Hunt doubts a bill seeking a 5400 dollar minimum salary for teachers will pass in the upcoming legislature. He notes low income districts cannot bear higher starting pay without substantial state aid. The Education Board backed 5600 as a minimum last October and any amendment could delay approval.
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Essex Junction
UPI
House Education Committee
Lyman Hunt
Education Board
Hunt
Senate
Burlington teachers reach $250000 salary package agreement
Negotiations between Burlington school teachers and the School Board yield a $250000 package for next year. Beginning teachers gain a $300 raise to start at $5600 annually. Board and association must approve. costs include about $206000 for starting salaries and $40000 for fringe benefits.
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Burlington
UPD
Burlington Educators Association
Power line break cuts 15,000 in New England area
The New England Power Co. investigates a line break at Hinsdale New Hampshire that darkened Hinsdale and Brattleboro. power shifted from Central Vermont Public Service at Bellows Falls and fully revived after about one hour forty minutes.
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Brattleboro
UPI
New England Power Co
Hinsdale
N.H
West River Valley
New England Power
Central Vermont Public Service Corporation
Bellows Falls
Montpelier talk on Oral History as Classroom Tool
Dean Albertson of the University of Massachusetts will speak in Montpelier on December 4 as Vermont schoolteachers discuss using oral history as a classroom tool. He formerly directed Oral History Research Office at Columbia and has authored works on Wickard and Eisenhower.
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Montpelier
Dean Albertson
University of Massachusetts
Vermont
Albany Symphony concert underwritten by local business
In Albany 500 high school students will attend a concert by the Albany Symphony Orchestra, funded by local businesses. Conducted by Julius Hegyl, the program travels to Gloversville High School and Troy Music Hall on adjacent days as part of a continuing series.
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Albany
Albany Area
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
Albany Symphony Orchestra
Julius Hegyl
Gloversville High School
Troy Music Hall
Rural isolation cited as factor in Vermont self harm rate
Vermont has the nation's highest rate of personal crisis reports, with rural isolation named as a major factor by officials. The report notes elderly populations, sparse density, and Northeast independence traditions as contributors, and outlines state efforts including training nurses and new prevention centers in Maine and Vermont.
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Plattsburgh
John F. Kennedy
John F. Kennedy College
Wahoo
Nebr
Bellarmine College
Vermont
Montpelier
UPI
New Hampshire
Maine
New England
Jonathan Leopold
Leopold
Donald Bergstrom
Vital Statistics Division
Vermont Health Department
Arnold Fuchs
Maine Medical Center
Northeast
Fuchs
G. Donald Niswander
Department of Mental Health
National Institute of Mental Health
National Guardsmen Must Have Previous Military Experience
Washington UPI reports the National Guard Bureau orders halt to recruits lacking prior military experience to trim 400000 by June 30. New Jersey gains exception for 865 Negro recruits as guardsmen return from Vietnam.
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Washington
UPI
National Guard
National Guard Bureau
Congress
U.S
Southeast Asia
New Jersey
Adams Teachers Salary Schedule Sparks Industry Pace
Adams salary subcommittee offers a teacher pay scale starting at 6120 with 12 hours graduate credit 6270 and 24 hours 6420. Maximum salaries reach 8550 to 9650 at the 10th step amid Adams School plans and negotiations with the Adams Teachers Association.
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Adams
Adams Teachers Association
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Photo Service
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Abe
You
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