Vermont doctors seek new way to control heroin addiction
Two University of Vermont College of Medicine professors lead a one year 53419 grant from New York City to develop a longer lasting antagonist to heroin. They seek a six month effective injection to block euphoric effects, reduce dependence, and enable eventual cure with periodic dosing and toxicity studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
University of Vermont College of Medicine
New York City
Allan P. Gray
Department of Pharmacology
Donald S. Robinson
Departments of Medicine and Pharmacology
Gray
National Institute of Mental Health
Center For the
New York
Dr. Gray
Donald 5. Robinson
Don’t Mix Booze and Gas This Holiday Season
Vermont extension health specialist Tina Valentinetti cautions that holiday merriment raises drink driving risk. She notes that over half of fatal holiday crashes involve drinking drivers and explains alcohol impairs judgment, vision, and coordination. A 0.10% blood alcohol level marks intoxication. about 4–6 ounces of whiskey or 4–6 beers in an hour can reach it for a 150-pound person. She urges not to mix drinking and driving and suggests the one-for-one plan when socializing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Tina Valentinetti
University of Vermont Extension
Vermont
National Safety Council
Families share Yule baskets in Hoosick Falls
In Hoosick Falls New York the Ministering Circle of the Kings Daughters gave Christmas baskets to about 40 families focusing on the elderly and those alone. The baskets supplied a complete dinner with turkey for large families and chicken for small ones plus canned goods fruit vegetables and dessert. They also considered diabetics and special diets when shopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
The
Kings Daughters
King’s Daughters Organization
Ruth Burns
Margaret Frazier
Ruth Brenenstuhl
Ann Armstrong
Norma Brenenstuhl
Dorothy Frier
Iva Durkee
Marion Redden
Mabel Smith
Marion Case
Rita Jones
Elizabeth Holmes
Jan. 7 Special Election Registration Opens Jan. 4
The last day to file applications for registration to vote in the special election is Jan. 4. Applications are available at the town clerk's office.
Hale Co asks tax rebate after 1970 court ruling
Hale Company of Arlington seeks a $4,929.36 refund of 1970 taxes after a November county court ruling cut the property valuation from 500,500 to 349,180 in a tax appeal. The company has also filed for 1971 property taxes and selectmen plan to discuss the issue with the Hale sisters before any rebate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bonenti
Arlington
Bennington County
Hale Company
Board of Civil Authority
Listers
BCA
Selectmen
Robert V. Jones
Banner
Terrance Riley
Board of Selectmen
Ernest W. Mattison
Jones
Richard Hagelberg
Hoosick Receives Increased State Aid and Budget Talks
Hoosick Falls officials report a state aid check of 7331.75 with per capita funding at 6.20, raising annual aid to about 29600 including 5439 revenue sharing. Officials wrestle with tax protests, Hale Company taxes, and town meeting date debates under a fiscal year plan. residents consider May meetings, audits, and a proposed street sign gift from Prosper Duschesne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Bernice Horton
Vermont Legislative Council
Vermont
Bennington
Manchester
Readsboro
Arnold Wilcox
Selectmen
Wilcox
Prosper Duschesne
Arlington
Duschesne
Hoosick Area Hospital News and Holiday Incident Briefs
Mrs. Robert Brett of Snow Street was taken to Putnam Memorial Hospital by the Hoosick Rescue Squad and returned home the same day but was readmitted on Monday. Irving Bass of Willow Street is a Mary McClellan Hospital patient in Cambridge after weekend transfer by the Hoosick Rescue Squad. Michael Solglovic, 23, of Torrington Conn was treated for face lacerations at Samaritan Hospital Troy after a Christmas Day crash near Moonwick Motel Boyntonville. He was taken by the Hoosick Rescue Squad. car to North's Garage Potter Hill. Charles Frazer Jr son of Mr and Mrs Charles Frazier of Cummings Street a Syracuse University junior home for holidays traveled to New York City Monday for a Syracuse Rochester Christmas Tournament with William Stempek of Hoosick Falls. Sixty Hoosick Falls Central School teachers attended a Christmas buffet Tuesday noon at the local Elks Clubhouse after holiday school closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Brett
Snow Street
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Town of
O- Michael Solglovic
Torrington
Conn
Samaritan Hospital
Troy
Hoosick
Moonwick
Boyntonville
Center Brunswick
Solglovic
North
Potter Hill
Charles Frazer Jr
Charles Frazier
Cummings Street
Syracuse University
New York City
Syracuse
Rochester
William Stempek
Hoosick Falls
Teachers Association of the
Hoosick Falls Central School
Elks
Dorset artists to show silk screens at library exhibit
Dorset residents Claude Carone and Philip Marshal, college freshmen majoring in art, will present silk screens, watercolors, and oils at the Dorset Library McIntyre Gallery during January and February. An opening Sunday, Jan. 2, from 3 to 5, invites the public to meet the artists. A 5 p.m. organ concert at Dorset Church by Joseph Stannard follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorset
McIntyre
Claude Carone
John Callaway
Philip Marshal
Craig Wheaton-Smith
Claude
Maryland Institute College of Art
Baltimore
Philip
Brown University
Providence
Dorset Library
Joseph Stannard
Manchester
Dorset Church
Married O'Donnell Coleman in Winhall ceremony
Patricia Coleman and Daniel O'Donnell of Santa Barbara Calif married Monday at her parents Winhall home. Justice Samuel R. Ogden officiated. The bride, Penny, attended by sisters and fiancé, C Payson Coleman Jr., served as best man. O'Donnell is a Viet Nam veteran and Desert Hospital physician's son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winhall
Patricia Coleman
Daniel O’donnell
Santa Barbara
Calif
Penny
Linda
Susan Coleman
Kim Conway
C. Payson Coleman Jr
Kerry O’donnell
Christmas greetings and local notices from South Cambridge
Mrs. William Perry is confined at home with the virus. Foster Goodrich family spent the holiday at their farm. Eric Casper born December 14 at McClellan Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Neil Pearson. Christmas dinners hosted by several local families. Visitors include Mrs. Gertrude Aiken and relatives from nearby towns. Combined church services set for January 2 at Eagle Bridge United Methodist Church. Sunday school at 9 a.m. Christmas Eve weather caused the live pageant to be canceled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Perry
Foster Goodrich
Eric Casper
McClellan Hospital
Neil Pearson
William I. Perry
Malcolm Hamilton
William Hustler
Cambridge
Kenneth Then
Gerald
Kenneth
Dale T. MacNeil
Rexleigh
Gertrude Aiken
Mary
Margaret Aiken
Kenneth Aiken
Peter Marcovich
Rinald Cliff
Schenectady
Leon Foster Sr
Cathy Thibodeau
Bennington
Margaret Jansson
East Greenwich
Irving Dick
West Hoosick
Lois A. Virtue
Paul
Coila
Eagle Bridge United Methodist Church
Oswald A. Muller
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Robinson
Brenda A. Ley
Marilyn Cater
Man
the Pownall Pamela Blakeman
Motor King
Ing
Main ST
Dial
Hale Co
Edith Beaumont
Frigidaire
North Street
O’donnell-Coleman
O’donnell
Lawrence School
Hewlett, L.I
Miss
Lawrence
Davis, Polk & Wardwell
Hofstra University and
Community House
Stuyvesant Wainwright
Hampton Bays
L.L
Douglas R. Coleman
Falmouth
Coleman
Wainwright
Mr. Coleman
Estabrook & Co
College of the Desert
Palm Springs
Save-Way
Mammoth Mart
South Cambridge
Benmont Avenue
Bennington, VT
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