Vermont job gains mirror rising unemployment in November
Montpelier reports the state total labor force at an estimated 190,650 for November, down 3,050 from October but up 3,650 from last November. Total unemployment is estimated at 11,650 for November, up 1,650 from October, with unemployment levels reflecting shifting labor market dynamics.
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Court lists two licenses in Vermont proceedings
In Bennington District Court Monday, William J. Sims 35 of Jamaica had his license suspended six months for refusing an alcohol test. Sims pleaded no contest to an amended charge of violating the law of the road and paid a 35 dollar fine after a summary hearing. a prior DWI charge was dropped. Leroy W. Williams 48 of Peru also had his license suspended six months for failing to submit to a test and pleaded no contest to the law of the road, with a 35 dollar fine. The incident occurred Nov. 20 in Peru.
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Court orders hearing before benefits end
A three judge federal panel ruled Vermont Employment Security Department acted illegally in cutting off unemployment benefits without hearings. Diane Wheeler, Rutland secretary, was denied payments for allegedly not seeking work. judges cited due process requiring hearings and deemed typical five week delays unreasonable.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Leap Year Card Prompted Heart Health Push
Vermont Heart Association urges citizens to recognize heart attack signs and act fast. Dr John E Mazuzan Jr stresses the critical first hours and the danger of delays, urging families to keep emergency numbers and cardiac ID cards. Housewives encouraged to lead in sharing symptoms and obtaining cards.
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Parenti withholds UVM board's reasons
Michael J. Parenti, a political science professor not rehired by the University of Vermont, says he will not publicly reveal the board's reasons now. Officials provided a statement explaining the nonrenewal, while Parenti and his attorney consider legal action and further details remain undisclosed.
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UPI
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University of Vermont Board of Trustees
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Vermont
University of Illinois
Four from N.H. deny holdup in Vermont court
Four New Hampshire men pleaded innocent in Vermont District Court to charges tied to a $100 armed robbery of a Rockingham gasoline station. Judge John Carnahan set $10,000 bail each for Martin Partlow Gary Wallace Henry Foster and Bradford McClellen. The men, from Newport Bradford Claremont, were charged in connection with the December 9 holdup after returning from New Hampshire last week.
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