Delivering Babies Becomes Routine for Rescue Squads
A Bennington couple welcomed a baby girl after a late call to the rescue squad and an on scene birth officiated by Officer Tom Crowe. In Arlington, Sgt. Kennedy Ludlam assisted Mrs Hector Ward with her fifth child, a successful home birth amid a tense moment with a prolapsed umbilical cord. Both crews are trained emergency responders highlighting ongoing EMT education.
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UVM appoints interim president as Andrews plans departure
The University of Vermont board named executive vice president Wayne C. Patterson interim president when Edward C. Andrews Jr. leaves in June. Patterson said he will not seek the presidency. A search committee chaired by Robert Boardman will gather input from the university and community to find a successor.
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Rabin vows not to abandon Golan settlements in peace talks
Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin told settlers on the Golan Heights that outposts would not be abandoned in a Middle East peace settlement. He said inhabitants have equal status with Israeli residents and the area remains under military government. Egyptian and Israeli leaders expressed optimism about Kissinger’s upcoming Sinai troop withdrawal talks, while a renewed interim agreement could avert a resumption of the Geneva conference.
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Kissinger and Gromyko hold second Geneva meeting on Middle East
In Geneva Kissinger and Gromyko meet again amid sharp exchanges over Middle East policy. A senior American official says Russia has not been clearly helpful or constructive. Brezhnev attacked Kissinger last week as talks proceed.
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Humphrey warns of a looming low mood if credit tightens
Sen. Hubert Humphrey warns the nation could slip into a low mood within 60 to 90 days unless the Federal Reserve Board loosens credit. He blames tight money for stalling recovery and urges action to avoid economic strangulation. Byrd calls for bipartisan cooperation between Congress and the President.
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Lawmakers quiz CVPS on rate woes
Vermont lawmakers held a briefing with CVPS official Richard Bower on the company’s new billing system and sharply higher winter bills. Bower said the Public Service Board mandated the system, protests have failed, and most bills will be lower in four other cycles while winter charges top the totals.
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Geneva talks resume and summit urged by Britain and USSR
Britain and the Soviet Union called for a Geneva talks restart on the Middle East and for a 35 nation summit to finish the European Security Conference. Harold Wilson and Leonid Brezhnev signed documents for regular consultations and cooperation, and urged early steps to prevent nuclear weapons spread.
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Bentsen enters Democratic presidential race as sixth contender
Sen. Lloyd Bentsen of Texas announced his bid for the 1976 Democratic nomination in the Senate caucus room, pledging an energetic national campaign. He joins Henry M. Jackson Morris Udall Jimmy Carter and Fred Harris as the fifth Democrat to announce, with George Wallace looming as a likely contender. Bentsen criticized the Ford administration for drift from crisis to crisis while urging unity on economic growth and moral leadership abroad. He stressed restoring job opportunities and a balanced foreign policy that weighs interdependence alongside military strength.
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Inside National and County News Highlights
Summary of national and local items with editorials on the Edelin abortion verdict and corporate profits. Commentary contrasts Ford and Truman on Congress. Local notes cover Bromley junior ski instruction, Dorset Town Meeting candidates, and Hoosick Falls police reports. General research cites new breast cancer clues. Sports note BBS wins pivotal game and MAU skiers qualify for state meet amid confusion.
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