Salmon mocks GOP tax plan as regressive scheme
Montpelier Vermont Gov Thomas Salmon dismissed a House GOP tax proposal to replace his capital gains tax on land sales as regressive and a thinly disguised bid to repeal a popular levy. He called it high comedy and said Vermonters would not be fooled.
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Hackett heads Easter Seal drive in Vermont
Luther F. Hackett of South Burlington will direct the 1974 Vermont Easter Seal Campaign from March 1 to April 14 to benefit the Children’s Rehabilitation Center of the Vermont Association for the Crippled. He leads 300 volunteers with state coordinators Mrs. Roger Whitcomb and Mrs. Michael Powers. A new window sticker replaces mailed stamps, and Bennington County town leaders and volunteers across the state organize support efforts.
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Rutland
Luther F. Hackett
South Burlington
Vermont
Children’s Rehabilitation Center
Vermont Association For the Crippled
Hackett
GOP
Roger Whitcomb
Derby
Michael Powers
Manchester
VAC
Bennington County
Arlington
Lawrence Pratt
Dorset
Shirley Miller
Landgrove
William Badger
Barbara Powers
Peru
John Shuell
Rupert
Wands Putnam
Sandgate
Ethel Lemberg
Winhall
Elton Coleman
Bennington
Doris Kehoe
Pownal
Eugene Daugherty
Readsboro
Rizieri Comai
Searsbury
Jack Kilbride
Shaftsbury
Jeffrey Clawson
Stamford
Thomas Pilling
Sunderland
Amelia .Lawrence
Woodford
Norma Toftness
Mt Anthony high school offers hospital work programs
Mt Anthony Union High School runs health occupations and related programs at Putnam Memorial Hospital to guide career choices. The health occupations course is two years for juniors and seniors, with seniors spending weeks in hospital departments and juniors mainly in class. Students are screened for seriousness and most proceed to further study or careers in health care.
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Mt. Anthony Union High School
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Bennington
Mt. Anthony
Health Occupations
Vermont
Carol Harrington
R.N
United Counseling
Home Health Agency
Molly Stark
Harrington
Wide range of health career projects lets students test their interests
The Bennington and Mt. Anthony programs connect high school students with hospital work, offering 400 hour contracts and daily duties in labs, dietary, linen and maintenance. Candy Stripers and junior aides gain hospital exposure through a five week summer course plus on floor supervised work. Other community projects include DUO student projects and a bird sanctuary built by vocational students. The aim is hands on experience guiding career decisions and future studies.
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Bennington
Mt. Anthony
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