Vermont tests show 943 pass in 1966 regis trants
Vermont Selective Service reports 943 of 1,060 registrants passed the College Qualification Tests in May June and November 1966 with scores of 70 or better. Eleven percent failed to reach the passing grade of 70 across Burlington at the University of Vermont and Montpelier at the Masonic Temple.
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Montpelier
Vermont
William J. Burke
Selective Service System
Burlington
University of Vermont
Masonic Temple
Main Street
Robert H. Chastney
Montpelier High School
Burke
Educational Testing Service
Princeton
N.J
Selective Service
Vermont highway death toll rises to 124 in 1966
Vermont's 1966 highway death toll rose to 124 with the deaths of Mrs. Anna H. Beardsley, 77, in a Springfield on I 91 crash and Barre youth David Ferrari, 17, who died nine days after being struck by a Barre driver.
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Ferrari
Edward Leszko
Barre
One Car Crash Sends Man To Albany Medical Center
Thomas I Bass 32 of 16 Barton Ave Hoosick Falls is listed in satisfactory condition at Albany Medical Center after a Saturday one car accident on NY 67 near Battlefield Park in Walloomsac. He was treated for head and neck cuts and back injuries after his car left the road and struck guard posts. He was initially taken to Putnam Memorial Hospital by Hoosick Rescue and then moved for surgery. RPI announces a $4470 grant to Edward A Chapman and Paul L St Pierre to support a monograph on Systems Analysis and Design in Library Operations to be published in 1967 by John Wiley and Sons.
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Albany
Thomas I. Bass
Barton Ave
Hoosick Falls
Albany Medical Center
N Y
Walloomsac
Bass
Battlefield Park
Salem
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Town of
Troy — Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Edward A. Chapman
Paul L. St. Pierre
Council On Library Resources
John Wiley and Sons, Inc
Information Sciences
Watervliet Arsenal Incentive Awards Cut Costs in 1966
Watervliet Arsenal reduced operating costs by 356 818 dollars in 1966 through employee suggestions. Administrator George H. Nisch said 6 040 dollars was awarded to 188 adopted ideas. The awards committee also gave 6 040 dollars to 62 employees for sustained superior performance and 42 employees received quality increases accelerating their next pay raise.
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Watervliet
Watervliet Arsenal
George H. Nisch
Pittsfield Teachers Reject Contract Package After Bargaining
Pittsfield Massachusetts the Pittsfield Teacher Association told the School Committee after a five hour bargaining session that the contract package was totally unacceptable The committee raised the total pay raise to $700 starting salary $5800 with two increases 300 in January and 400 in September 1967 Edwin R Grady association president said the package cannot be separated and only teacher concerns in the daily work program should be negotiable
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Pittsfield
Association
Williamstown youths face explosives hoax charges continued
In Williamstown two youths charged with falsely reporting an explosive at Mt Greylock Regional High School on October 28 had their case continued to April 4 by Judge Samuel E. Levine. Gregory L. Riele Jr., 18, of Lanesboro pleaded not guilty at arraignment on November 9, and a 16-year-old accomplice remains unnamed. Both were released on personal recognizance. Also in Williamstown Albert Bachand filed to run for selectman in the January 16 caucus, challenging incumbent Filmore R. Baker and joining Chairman Walter J. Galusha as a candidate.
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Williamstown
Mt. Greylock Regional High School
Samuel E. Levine
Gregory L. Riele Jr
Lanesboro
Albert Bachand
Spruces
Selectman
Bachand
Mrs Burns in Critical Condition after Illness
Mrs James M Burns 40 of Williams town wife of Prof Burns at Williams College remained in critical condition at North Adams Hospital Wednesday night. The illness remains undisclosed and she was rushed to the hospital late Tuesday night.
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North Adams
James M. Burns
Williamstown
Burns
Williams College
North Adams Hospital
Medicare Nursing Home Care Now In Effect In Vermont
On New Year s Day Medicare nursing home care begins following hospital coverage. Officials say benefits are limited, with 100 days total per illness spell, 20 days fully paid and 80 days with a daily five dollar deductible. By end of 1967, 689 beds expected. 317 eligible, mostly filled.
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Burlington
State Health Department
Edward E. Friedman
Medicare
Dr. Friedman
David H. Gray
Medicare For
Vermont
Gray
Conflicting Opinions in Massachusetts Train Truck Crash Probe
Everett officials clash on rail fault in a Buddliner diesel car and oil truck crash that killed 12 and injured 22. Lawmakers call for a seven member inquiry into safety devices and maintenance, while investigators note skid marks and a desperate braking attempt by engineer Thomas Bagley. Survivor Kenneth Ritchie recounts a life saving seating choice and a truck driver’s rescue effort is praised by Carmen Addonizio.
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Everett
Mass
UPI
Boston & Maine Railroad
Roy C. Pappalia
Department of Public Utilities
DPU
Massachusetts
B&m
Harry A
Della Russo
D-Revere
Francis X. McCann
Cambridge
Interstate Commerce Commission
The
Registry of Motor Vehicles
Bagley
Onawa
Maine
Raymond Bouley
Billerica
Carmen Addonizio
Bouley
Addonizio
North East Kingdom Receives Mental Health Center Grants
MONTPELIER The North East Kingdom Mental Health Service won a federal grant of 63 422 to cover first year staff costs and a separate 55 000 grant for construction of a new center next to Orleans County Memorial Hospital in Newport. The project includes crisis inpatient care, outpatient counseling, and geriatric day care aimed at continuity of care for parents and aftercare for released patients.
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Montpelier
North East Kingdom
National Institute of Mental Health
Jonathan Leopold
Orleans County Memorial Hospital
Newport
United States
Congress
Vermont
Vermont State Hospital
Bennington Banner contact and rate notice from Vermont paper
The Bennington Banner lists its departments with telephone numbers for business news newsroom and advertising. It notes UPI association for local news and provides home delivery costs and mail subscription rates for Vermont and nationwide readers.
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Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
The
Banner Publishing Corporation
United Press International
UPI
Vermont
U.S
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Camp Thorpe
Brandon
Goshen
William H. Upson
Middlebury
Angelo Spero
Rutland
William W. White
Basil B. Walsh
Earl S. Wright
Wright
Joyce Walsh Heath
Basil Wash
Walsh
Heath
Walter Thorpe
New York
Down In
Berkshire
East 23Rd Street
Madison Square
Vincent M. Canty
Marshal Canty
Boston
Rockport
Oxbow Transport Co
Lexington
Julian Soshnick
Kenneth C. Ritchie
Beverly
Queens College
New
Quadlands
Pownal
Williams
Main ST. Bennington
IGA Super Market
U.S. CR
IGA Creamery
Swift’s
IFFON
Ajax Giant
Chase and Sanborn
Sara Lee
PECAN
Campbell
Schuler
IGA
S Orange Juice
ROYAL
Walter J. Carney
Deneret
Bennington, Vt
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