School and You Scholarships and Loans Overview
George A. Sleeman outlines several aid options for college students from low income families. Programs include the ECOIE Act work-study, ROTC Vitalization Act scholarship with four-year service, United Student Aid Fund loans with 6 percent interest, agency funds from civic and church groups, and CSC Work-Study with a basic $1.25 hourly wage. The piece also mentions the Annual Yuletide Tea at St. Peter's Church with two seating times and Christmas Shop offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Financial Aid
U.S
Higher Learning
1St Army
New York City
United Student Aid Fund
U.S.A. Funds, Inc
CSC
St. Peter’s Church
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
Leonard E. White
Peter M. Hoar
Peter Hoar
Anne Williams
Leon Eldred
Shultz, Jewelers Inc
Rail Merger Conditions Sought for Better Commuter Service
Rep. Richard Ottinger urged ICC chair William Tucker to require substantial improvements in commuter service as a condition of the New York Central and Pennsylvania Railroad merger. Ottinger criticized focus on fare cuts and train cuts and cited three decades of deteriorating service in the metropolitan New York area, calling trains slow, crowded and unsafe. The merger, approved by ICC in 1966, is before the Supreme Court to expedite resolution for the New Haven Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven Railroad
Ottinger
New York Central
New York State Public Service Commission
Tucker
New York
Vermont Apple Crop Set at 1 3 Million Bushels
Vermont's 1967 apple crop is reported at 1,300,000 bushels, 100,000 more than the 1962 record, according to C Lyman Calahan University of Vermont extension horticulturist. Increases come from new tree plantings in the mid to late 1950s and extensive young orchard expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
New York
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
Hartford
Vermont Ski Areas Association
Vermont Development Department
Burlington
C. Lyman Calahan
University of Vermont
Crime rises in New England region in nine months
FBI data show crime up 16 percent nationwide with Boston reporting 54 murders, Hartford 20, Springfield 10, and Providence 11 in nine months. Robberies and auto theft increased in major cities while Worcester saw declines in robberies. Vermont apple crop production expected to exceed 1.5 million bushels by 1973 or 1975, driven by McIntosh apples dominating over 80 percent of the crop, with market timing around February 1968.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
UPI
New England
FBI
Hartford
Conn
Springfield
Providence
Bridgeport
Waterbury
New Bedford
Mass
Worcester
New Haven
Vermont
Michigan
Washington
Calahan
Northern Spy
Auto Registration Forms Available by Dec 15
Motor Vehicle Commissioner James E Malloy announced that 1968 pleasure car registration applications are being distributed and will be available by December 15. Applications mailed to town clerks and dealers December 12 and distributed to police offices. Renewal and new registrations include validating stickers and plates. fees are 32 dollars for standard and 37 dollars for personalized plates.
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Montpelier
James E. Malloy
Malloy
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George A. Sleeman
Asst
Pupil Personnel Service
Robert
TOLVO
Spring Street
Williamstown
Eurnac
Swansea
Wales
UPD
Prince Charles
Prince of Wales
of New
Bennington, VT
Norcross - Gibson - Barkers
Mainzer
Duncan Macintosh
News and Office Equipment, Inc
Main Street
Bennington
Krementz
Wiessf
Main St
Jewelers
American Gem Society
Drysdale’s
Ume
Styupid
Cameras Records
Vmusic
Home Furniture & Central
Hassocks
Home Furniture Co Yey On
Fienberg
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