Vermont Guards Prepare For Camp Drum Summer Training
Vermont Army National Guard units meet at Moulton Armory to announce July 22 to August 5 as the two week summer field training period at Camp Drum New York. Col Leonard F Wing Jr notes equipment maintenance will be stressed with extra daily time amid competition for new gear for units in Vietnam. Graduation for the Non Commissioned Officers School second class is set for December 11 at 3 p.m. at Burlington High School with Wing staff officers present.
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Burlington
Vermont
Army National Guard
Camp Drum
N.Y
Army Guard
Moulton Armory
Leonard F. Wing Jr
86Th Armored Brigade
Drum
South Viet Nam
Burlington High School
Wing
Crafts Show at Gallery 2 Showcases Vermont Talent
A winter exhibit at Gallery 2 features seven potters three weavers a furniture maker three iron workers three jewelers and silk screen artists alongside paintings and sculpture. The varied one of a kind pieces include work by Vermont natives and new Vermonters and all items are for sale. The show runs through December with young talented craftsmen offering a rich colorful mix.
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Woodstock
Vermont
Daniel Newman exhibits landscapes at Carr Gallery Middlebury
Middlebury artists Daniel Newman, visiting English lecturer at Middlebury College, displays more than 30 oil casein and acrylic landscapes for two weeks at the Carr Gallery. Works cover Vermont Oregon and the Southwest reflecting recent years.
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Middlebury
UPI
Daniel Newman
Carr
Middlebury College
Newman
Vermont
Oregon
Southwest
Vernon nursing home chief elected Vermont association president
The Rev Raymond Beecroft administrator of Vernon Green Nursing Home in Vernon was chosen president of the Vermont Nursing Home Association at the annual meeting held at the Sheraton Motor Inn in Burlington. Officers elected include Paul W Truax administrator of Truax Nursing Home Richmond vice president Mrs Louise Janis administrator Darling Inn Convalescent Home Lyndonville secretary Mrs Catherine Clark administrator Clark Nursing Home Vergennes treasurer.
Eastern Amateur Ski Team Trials Open at Madonna Mountain
Jeffersonville UPI reports the national senior alpine training camp east opens December 16 at Madonna Mountain. Alpine races December 22 and 23 serve as the final selection for the USEASA senior alpine team, followed by an awards banquet where the eastern team is named.
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Jeffersonville
UPI
East
Madonna Mountain
United States Eastern Amateur Ski Association
Useasa
Doctors Discuss Air Pollution’s Lung Effects At Albany Teaching Day
Albany Medical College hosts a lung disease teaching day Thursday at 9 a.m. co sponsored by Capital District Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Associations. Visiting faculty include Dr. Leonard Greenberg and Dr. M Henry Williams of Albert Einstein College, and Capt. Donald C Kent of the U.S. Naval Hospital St Albans.
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Albany
Albany Medical College
Bennington
Capital District
Leonard Greenburg
Albert Einstein College of Medicine
Donald C. Kent
U.S. Naval Hospital
St. Albans
M. Henry Williams
Doctor dies in Saratoga Springs house fire
Saratoga Springs Dr. Neil Rogers aged 53, a retired physician, died of probable asphyxiation when a two story frame house was destroyed by a fire of undetermined origin early Sunday. His wife and son were temporarily residing in England as investigators and firefighters battled the blaze from 2:25 a.m. until 7:19 a.m. in zero degree weather.
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Saratoga Springs
Neil Rogers
Car Crash Kills Kemp in Lebanon New York
Francis T. Kemp, 30, of Peru Road in Hinsdale, died when a car veered off U S 20 and struck a tree near Lebanon. The driver, Royal E. Kent, 25, of Verge Road, apparently fell asleep at the wheel and was listed in fair condition at St Luke's Hospital.
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Hinsdale
Francis T. Kemp
Peru Road
U.S. 20
Lebanon
N.Y
New York State
Royal E. Kent
Verge Road
Kent
St. Luke’s Hospital
Williamstown land zoned for business plant no variance needed
Williamstown Town Manager Leroy Picard said land taken under option by James Hunter Machine Co is zoned for business and industry and no zoning variance is needed to build a plant. A public hearing on the approval petition by the Board of Appeals will be held at the municipal building December 15 at 7 p.m. In North Adams the Housing Authority seeks tenants for vacancies at the Greylock veterans project but expects to rent to nonveterans due to insufficient eligible veterans.
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Williamstown
Leroy Picard
James Hunter Machine Co
Board of Appeals
North Adams
Economist Reviews Credit Squeeze in U S Credit Tightening
L Douglas Meredith of National Life Insurance Company told the Montpelier Rotary Club that the United States faces a severe credit stringency not seen in half a century and warned inflation looms as the economy's immediate threat. He described the credit squeeze as acute, with liquidity preservation driving lending rather than interest rates, and noted mortgage activity has largely terminated in many areas.
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Montpelier
United States
L. Douglas Meredith
National Life Insurance Company
Meredith
U.S
Montpelier Life Insurance
Federal Reserve System
Reserve
State Police Head Seeks 66 More Men
Public Safety Commissioner Er win Alexander said he needs 66 additional troopers for the next two years to meet growing enforcement needs. He also seeks 22 more troopers for interstate patrols, seven detectives, a female detective, five fire prevention inspectors, two investigators, one architectural engineer, and two radio technicians to strengthen Vermont state police operations.
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Alexander
Bureau of Criminal Investigations
UVM Trustees Back NIH Health Sciences Grant Bid
The University of Vermont trustees voted to authorize a five year $3 million health sciences advancement grant proposal. NIH invited 15 of 100 plus universities to submit proposals aimed at strengthening health related biological sciences research and graduate programs. The board expects federal funding to grow and attract top faculty, with potential support from foundations and government sources beyond the initial grant period.
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Burlington
University of Vermont
Sanborn Partridge
Trustees’ Education Committee
National Institutes of Health
U.S
NIH
University of Virginia
Cornell
Partridge
Clinton D. Cook
Medical College
Howard C. Andrews Jr
Graduate College
William H. Macmillan
UVM
John Beckley
Dr. Andrews
Elmer Nicholson
Vermont
Lyman S. Rowell
Robert Patrick
Bennington Banner Publisher and contact details
The Bennington Banner lists newsroom and advertising numbers for daily publication at 425 Main St Bennington Vermont with United Press International affiliation. Subscription rates for Vermont and U S addresses show 3 months 6 months and 1 year options and mail delivery charges.
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Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
The
Banner Publishing Corporation
United Press International
UPI
Vermont
U.S
Webb Criticizes Billings Appointment as Superior Court Judge
Governor Hoff swore in Franklin Billings Jr. of Woodstock as a new Vermont superior court judge replacing Democrat Donald O'Brien. Republican Derick Webb blamed party reward politics, calling Billings a political reward and criticizing Hoff and the GOP legislature for the appointment.
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Webb
Billings
Hoff
Superior Court
Chittenden - Grand Isle
Billing
Republican Party
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