UVM ROTC chief to lead Monroe County welfare in Ohio
Lt Col Richard W. Oehler who headed the University of Vermont ROTC for three years will retire November 30 and become director of welfare for Monroe County Ohio. He calls it stepping from the frying pan into the fire and aims to study social problems behind welfare and help job seekers find work. Born February 9 1930 in Delaware Ohio he grew up in Woodsfield Ohio and will oversee a 20 member staff in his new role.
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Burlington
Richard W. Oehler
University of Vermont
U.S. Army
Monroe County
Ohio
Oehler
Delaware
Woodsfield
University of Omaha
Nebraska
Children’s Center reports high success after discharge
A follow up study of 33 emotionally disturbed children discharged from the Josephine B. Baird Children's Center in Burlington (Oct 1966–Sept 1969) found 88 percent live in family or group care. 24 live at home, 5 in group-care, 22 attend regular schools, with most within two years of grade level.
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Burlington
Josephine B. Baird
Children’s Center
Henry Kite
Kite
Vermont health care report to be unveiled Monday
A report titled Report on Health Care in Vermont will be released at a news conference in Montpelier on December 6. The document, funded by Health Systems Inc. under a 932000 contract, analyzes quality, costs, and distribution of health services with potential national implications. Sponsors include the Northern New England Regional Medical Program and the Vermont State Comprehensive Health Planning Agency.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Douglas Kitchel
Health Systems Inc
New Hampshire
New York
Northern
New England
Regional Medical Program
Kitchel
James Gray
Rutland
Vermont State Medical Society
William Luginbuhl
University of Vermont Medical School
William S. Cowles Jr
Randolph manager urges patience on winter plowing
Randolph town manager Donald Dustin urged residents to be patient during snowstorms as road crews work, asking locals not to pressure staff or push snow into streets. He emphasized taxpaying residents share responsibility for travel while stressing patience on city plowing. Then a separate brief notes Bob Hope will do a Christmas tour of Vietnam under tight security, with officials not disclosing show details.
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Dustin
White River Valley
Randolph
Bennington couple finds eleventh form of red locust tree
Bennington naturalists Fred and Eileen Oswald announced their eleventh plant discovery, a new form of black locust named Ribina pseudo-acacia oswaldiae. The specimen, preserved at Aarhus University, was found in Bennington wilds and will aid seed collection and planting. Oswald plans a formal write up in Phytologia.
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Bennington
Fred
Eileen Oswald
Barney Road
Oswaldiae
Oswald
Herbarium
Aarhus University
Aarhus
Denmark
Canada
Florida
Long Island
F. Oswaldi
New Jersey
Shaftsbury Man Named to London Banking Post
Shaftsbury native William H. Miles is appointed vice president of the Bank of California International Division for Europe. He will supervise corporate and correspondent banking relations, plan expansions on the Continent, and oversee the London branch opened Nov 1. Miles, a Dartmouth graduate and former U S Air Force officer, joins after 12 years in international banking. He is active in overseas and trade associations and plans to live in Orinda Downs, California.
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William H. Miles
Bank of California
Europe
Benjamin F. Greenough
Miles
London
Bank
New York
Boston
Asia
FTC opens Flammable Fabrics Information Center in Boston
John F. McCarty of the FTC announces a new Flammable Fabrics Information Center to inform consumers about enforcement actions under the Flammable Fabrics Act. News releases will detail cases, but customer lists will not be included. Consumers can call toll free or write for retailer names, locations, and case information.
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Boston
John F. McCarty
The
Federal Trade Commission
Commission
FTC
Flammable Fabrics Information Center
Division of Textiles and Furs
Washington, D.C
Goddard Students to Study Southwest Ecology This Winter
Twenty five Goddard College students will spend three months in a winter ecology project titled The Southwest Ecology Project. Led by biology professor Robert A. Jervis, the trip covers over 6,000 miles from Arizona to parts of Mexico with field study, seminars, and visits to deserts, parks, and Indian reservations.
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Plainfield
Goddard College
United States
Mexico
Robert A. Jervis
Tucson
Southwest
Sandia Mountains
New Mexico
Carlsbad Caverns
Colorado River
Grand Canyon
Four Corners
Baja California
Goddard
Jervis
Vermont
Key West
New Orleans
Great Smoky Mountains
Caribbean
Hawaii
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William C. Haponski
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Central Vermont Medical Center
Berlin
William Hollister
Randolph Donald
Java
Celebes
Stockholm Natural History Museum
Stockholm
Sweden
Mrs. Oswald
Oswalds
Gaylusseads
Franchose
Fred Oswald
Fred W. Oswald
Shaftsbury
London Banking Post
Howard C. Miles
Dartmouth College
New York University School of Business
U.S. Air Force
Middle East
Overseas Bankers Club
Italian-American Chamber of
Depot Street
Bennington, YT
Monument Plaza Shopping Center
Peter Chapman
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Christine Harte
Glenn Comar
Judy Flynn
Jeanie Raina
Kerry Ryan
Mary Vain
Vincent Miraglia
U.S. Navy
Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum
Ariz
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Emory and Henry College
Virginia
University of Tennessee
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