Grants Totaling 900000 Aid UVM Across Departments
University of Vermont trustees report teaching and research grants totaling more than 900000 since October. Funds come from state agencies, federal sources, a variety of corporations and foundations to support medicine, engineering, biology, nursing, obstetrics, physiology, psychiatry, pharmacology, biochemistry, surgery, and related programs at UVM. Names include Hugh McKenzie Norman London George Welsh Edward Andrews Donald Robinson Philip Kelleher Roy Wuthier Burton Tabakin Donald Melville W. A. Tisdale Eugene Lepeschkin C. I. Meeker Norman Alpert Alfred Chambers Allen Walker Carleton Haines Edgar Caldwell Thomas Weidman Donald Oliverau Joseph Gans Norman Alpert John W. Thanassi Glen Wood Wilfred Roth Richard DeGrasse and more.
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Burlington — University of Vermont
Vermont Education Dept
Hugh McKenzie
Education
Norman London
Vermont Health Dept
George Welsh
Fellows Gear Shaper
Richard McLay
Vermont
Philip Kelleher
Department of Medicine
Roy Wuthier
Burton Tabakin
Donald Melville
Department of Biochemistry
W. A. Tisdale
U.S
Edgar Caldwell
Thomas Weidman
Donald Oliveau
Joseph Gans
Electrical Engineering
National Science Foundation
William
Vermont Falls Behind in Poor Women's Family Planning
A nationwide study released by the Office of Economic Opportunity finds Vermont with only one active family planning agency among 14 counties and 99.1 percent of poor Vermont women in need not receiving services in 1968. The state served 9 percent of the 10,900 in need, far below the national level of about 14 percent. The report notes services are concentrated in small towns and rural areas with scarce resources.
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Burlington
Vermont
Office of Economic Opportunity
OEO
Center For Family Planning Pro
Gram Development
Planned Parenthood
United States
U.S
Puerto Rico
George Contis
Center For
Evans' opening prizes awarded to winners at Union Street display
J Philip Hall of Evans News Office Equipment Inc announced prize winners from the store opening at 108 Union Street. Recipients include Patricia J. Riker Manchester Depot with a Remington Electric Blade Razor and Elizabeth F. Thomas Bennington with a Rennington 55 Cordless electric razor.
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J. Philip Hall
Evans News Office Equipment Inc
Union St
Patricia J. Riker
Manchester Depot
Elizabeth F. Thomas
Bennington
Aileen Longtin
Remington
Foresters Offer Yule Tree Brochure in Rutland
The U S Forest Service published Buying Your Christmas Tree a free illustrated booklet for selecting a fresh tree preserving needles and safety. It features 15 evergreen varieties that account for 90 percent of U S Christmas tree sales and is available from the Green Mountain National Forest supervisor in Rutland Post Office Room 226.
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Rutland
U.S. Forest Service
Green Mountain National Forest
New Manpower Training Courses Set
Forty two Vermonters will receive occupational training in three Manpower Development and Training Act projects approved by federal authorities. A Basic Work Skills course started November 10 at the Winooski center for 15 trainees over 20 weeks. In January clerical courses will begin in Rutland and Barre with 13 weeks of instruction for 15 and 12 trainees at Rutland High School and Spaulding High School Barre respectively.
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Montpelier
Stella Hackel
Winooski
Rutland
Barre
Rutland High School
Spaulding High School
Hindi Taught Worldwide In Thirty One Countries
New Delhi reports Hindi widely taught across 31 countries, reflecting India’s 14 major languages.
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New Delhi
UPI
India
Vermont National Bank Declares Extra Dividend
Vermont National Bank president Jack Hunt reports growth in income loans investments and earnings leading to an extra dividend amid a year of inflation and rising costs. The bank also declares regular dividends totaling and an extra 10 cent common dividend worth about 15 194 50 dollars with details for preferred and common shares.
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Brattleboro
Jack Hunter
Vermont National Bank
Vermont National
Hunter
Unions Back Mass Production of Low-Cost Modular Homes
Washington reporters say three large building trades unions reached a joint contract with Prestige Structures Inc. to ease on site work for modular homes, aiming to speed construction and cut costs. Romney applauded the accord as a step toward meeting housing needs, with modular homes advertised under 16 000 dollars including lot.
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Washington
UPI
George Romney
Romney
Carpenters
Prestige Structures Inc
Charlotte, Mich
Peter T. Schoemann
United Association of Journeymen and
United States
Canada
Prestige Homes
Housing Department
Building Trades Unions
Alan Ginsburg
Prestige Structures
Vermont TB and Health Dept form respiratory program
The Vermont Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association joins the Vermont Department of Health in a cooperative effort. Pulmonary function testing equipment a MecKesson Vitalor is placed at Medical Center Hospital Burlington for physician education and early disease detection.
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Burlington
Vermont Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association
Vermont Department of Health
TB Association
Medical Center Hospital of Vermont
Health Department
Hubert Kh. Slack
Vermont
TB & RD Association
Green Mountain
Duane E. Graveline
Gareth Green
Medical Center Hospital of
Dartmouth Names a Designer for College Wide Projects
Dartmouth announces John R. Scotford Jr will serve as college designer overseeing design services across the school including medicine engineering and business administration He also coordinates bicentennial exhibits and will devote substantial time to bicentennial projects Scotford designed the college bicentennial symbol and the 150th anniversary stamp for the Dartmouth College Case His Uncial Scotford typeface won a national design award and he has been honored by the New York Art Directors Club He is married to Ann Hahn and they have three daughters living in Hanover New Hampshire.
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Catamount National Bank
Bennington Plaza
Catamount
S. Whitney Dickey
David Gil
Bennington Potters
Atty
Elizabeth K. Dollard
Paul M. Crane
Dickey
Werfel, Weissman and Berg
Flushing
N.Y
Hanover
N,h
John R. Scotford Jr
Dartmouth
Leonard M. Rieser
Scotford
Hopkins
United States
Dartmouth College
Visual Graphics Corp
New York Art Directors Club
Ann Hahn
Valley Stream
Long Island
Williamstown General Cable names division manager
Walter Kisluk 43 of Fair Haven New Jersey is named division manager of General Cable Corp electric assembly products division based in Williamstown. He succeeds Daniel B Miller who resigned and returns to General Cable after a stint as vice president at Alpha Wire and Cable Co. in New Jersey.
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Williamstown
Mass
Walter Kisluk
Fair Haven
N.J
General Cable Corp
Kisluk
Daniel B. Miller
General Cable
Alpha Wire and Cable Co
New Jersey
Rutland CVPS weekly electrical output rises 21.85 percent
Central Vermont Public Service Corp plus St Lawrence deliveries produced 31,939,500 kilowatt hours for the week ending December 5, up 5,727,900 kilowatt hours or 21.85 percent from a year ago. Year to date output reached 1,220,895,168 kilowatt hours, an 11.34 percent increase over last year.
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Rutland
Central Vermont Public Service Corp
St. Lawrence
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