Rabies exposure drives Vermont lab testing 1970 record
Vermont health officials warn rabies prevention relies on public awareness and free vaccine and immune serum for exposed persons. The 1970 rabies tally reached 57 with foxes leading the cases and several counties most affected. Human exposures numbered 13, including animals and pets.
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Burlington
Vermont
R. B. Aiken
Aiken
State Health Department
Franklin County
Lamoille
Orleans County
Caledonia County
Washington County
Addison
Essex
Orange
Stowe
Vermont Lunch Program Eligibility Seen For 16 244 Kids
Washington report notes 16 244 Vermont children in 329 NSLP schools are eligible for free or reduced price meals. Nationally 7.8 million students in about 78 000 schools qualify, with 6 million receiving free or reduced price lunches in December per USDA.
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Washington
State Educational Agency
Vermont
U.S. Department
USDA
Food and Nutrition Service
NSLP
Richard Lyng
Readsboro Heart Fund drive opens with local collectors
Readsboro announces a February Heart Fund drive led by chairman Mrs. Joseph DeMasi with twelve residents serving as residential collectors. The Vermont Heart Association campaign runs Feb 1 through Feb 28, peaking Heart Sunday Week Feb 14 to 21, aiming for a $180 goal to combat heart disease.
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Readsboro
Joseph DeMasi
Vermont Heart Association
Heart
Heart Sunday
Vermont
New Vermont highway maps issued with updates and logo
Vermont officials announced the 1971 Official Vermont highway maps are now distributed. Revised for Interstate mileage from 1970, with updated cartography and text plus a new Vermont logo and rustic cover. Maps list points of interest and are available via service stations. bulk orders go to the Vermont Development Department. White River Junction VA Center offers toll free access at 1-800-622-4134, with some areas requiring operator routing.
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Montpelier
John T. Gray
Vermont
Gray
Vermont Development Department
Information Travel Division
White River Junction
Veterans Administration Center
Arlington
Ben
Pownal
Stamford
North Bennington native named law school dean
North Bennington native Richard I. Badger Jr. has been appointed assistant dean at the University of Chicago Law School. A 1968 graduate, he led UVM student government, earned the Kidder Medal, held a National Honor scholarship, practiced at Schiff Hardin, and served as an Army captain in Texas and Vietnam before last month’s release. He succeeds Don S. Samuelson, who resigned to join the Illinois Housing Development Authority.
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Chicago
Ill
Richard I. Badger Jr
Badger
Church Street
North Bennington
University of Chicago Law School
Law School
North Bennington High School
University of Vermont
UVM
Kidder
University Law School
Schiff, Hardin, Waite, Dorschel & Britton
U.S. Army
Texas
Vietnam
Don S. Samuelson
Ilinois
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Danville
Island Pond
Waterville
Brownington
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Nev
UPI
Mel Mazon
Four Queens
Mazon
Fishman's
Main Street
Bennington
Dovid
GOGIE
Cy Vad
Ida
Heart Fund
Cadiz
Spain
Leyte
New England
Ford
Lagi
Green
Haynes & Kane, Inc
Main St
Bennington, Vt
Dial
Mortgage Department
Go¢ Savings & Loan Association
Drysdale
Valentine
Bank Americard
Dugidales
Armory
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