Boston Pops on ETV for New Year's Eve slate
Burlington Vermont Educational Television will air the Boston Pops under Arthur Fiedler at 8 30 p m Tuesday December 31. The week includes the 135th annual conference of the American Association for the Advancement of Science from Dallas with broadcasts Monday and Tuesday 9 a m to 5 p m. Other schedule highlights cover Antarctica Tuesday 7 30 p m a Walter Cronkite led symposium January 31 2001 talks with Prime Ministers Trudeau and Smith January 1 Norman Mailer interview January 2 and Charley's Aunt January 3 8 30 p m.
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Canada
Ian Smith
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Norman Mailer
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Bowdoin Dean Storer to resign at year’s end
Professor James A. Storer Bowdoin College dean and noted fisheries economics expert will resign at the close of the current academic year Acting President Athern P Daggett announced in Brunswick Maine The news underscores Storer’s international standing in fisheries economics and his long service at Bowdoin College
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Bowdoin College
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Observatory St
Bennington
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Taylor
Joel
Dean Storer
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U.S. Department of the Interior
Bowdoin
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Public Affairs Research Center
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Maine Council For Economic Education
Philippines
University of the Philippines
Law fixes sought for funeral payments in Vermont
Vermont lawmakers will consider a fix to the 1967 social welfare law as the legislature convenes. The Social Welfare Department cites lack of statutory authority to pay funerals for aged, blind, and disabled beneficiaries who die in their home towns, leaving towns to cover costs beyond 250 dollars while awaiting state action.
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New High Hit In Employment In Vermont November
Vermont employment data show 171 850 people employed in November a record high despite a 4100 drop from October. Labor force up about 4000 versus last year while 6000 were unemployed up 1700 from last month. Unemployment rate 3 4 percent sits between October’s 2 4 and last year’s 4 1 percent.
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