Vermont Higher Education Report Due From Commission in June
Rutland Vermont The Vermont Commission on Higher Education Facilities will deliver its report to Gov Deane Davis by June 30 1969 chairman James J Ritchie disclosed Friday after a commission meeting in Rutland The report may publish sooner the sections under legislative review It covers roles of independent colleges projected institutional changes expanding education continuing education vocational and technical recommendations for educating the economically and socially deprived and a statewide organizational plan The study uses staff and consultant services from the Institute for Educational Development based in New York City The commission was established in 1963 to administer Title I grants and later Title VI and other higher education programs Its members include Joseph M ONeill Elizabeth Candon Robert E Long Thomas B Ragle Lyman S Rowell Raymond A Withey and executive secretary Terry F Allen
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Rutland
Iti
Vermont Commission
Deane Dasmins
James Jem Ritchie
Ofb
LisRitchie
Activi
Institute For Educational Development
Research ,and Development Corporation
New York City
Vermont
Ted
Nils Y. Wessell
Tufts University
Alfred P. Sloan Foundation
Charles E. Adkins
IED
Briarcliff College
Mitchell N. Call
Office of
Ritchie
Essex Junction
IBM
Joseph M. O'Neill
Elizabeth Candon
Trinity College
Burlington
Robert E. Long
Lyndon State College
Lyndon Center
Thomas B. Ragle
Marlboro College
Lyman S. Rowell
University of Vermont
Raymond A. Withey
Green Mountain College
Terry F. Allen
Vermont businessmen join UVM Friends steering committee
Fifteen prominent Vermont men accepted membership on the steering committee of a new Friends of the University of Vermont. C H Ridgley, invited to chair, said the group will formalize mutual support between the university and the community. Derick V Webb of Shelburne Farms was elected vice chairman, with members including James B Antell Herbert A Bahrenburg and others from major firms and institutions. George V Kidder will serve as liaison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Friends of the
University of Vermont
C.H. Ridgley
the Maltex Co
William J. Cody Jr
Burlington Federal Savings and Loan Association
James P. Dempsey
General Electric
Willett S. Foster
Edlund Co
William W. Freeman
Freeman French Freeman
Parnell C. Kirby
J.C. Penney Co
John H. McDonald
Vermont Structural Steel
Glen M. McKibben
Green Mountain Power Corp
Horace A. Ransom Jr
Chittenden Trust
James J. Ritchie
IBM
Essex Junction
Richard A. Snelling
Shelburne Industries, Inc
Max B. Wall
Hilton A. Wick
Wick, Dinse and Allen
George V. Kidder
UVM
Machine Course Over ETV
Vermont workers and students gain basic machine shop training via a GE Armament Department produced program on Vermont Educational Television. The half hour lessons air every Tuesday for 15 weeks starting February 25 at 9 45 am with repeats at 2 and 6 30 pm to fit all shifts. GE staff teach and demonstrate at the Burlington plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Vermont
Vermont Educational
General Electric Company
Armament Department
ETV
Sprague Electric Posts First Deficit Since 1932
Sprague Electric Co reports 1968 net loss of 2.83 million or 83 cents per share after a year end inventory write down of 2.32 million. Despite higher annual sales of 132.75 million, chairman Robert C. Sprague says cost cutting and plant consolidations begun in 1968 should yield substantial savings by mid 1969 and beyond as operations rationalize across 28 plants in 12 states and 7 foreign countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Adams
Mass
Sprague Electric Co
Robert C. Sprague
Sprague
Chicago Clothier To Relocate Operations To Hardwick
Chicago based manufacturer of children's clothes plans to move its entire operation to a new modern plant in Hardwick by early summer. Announcement came from William Hill of Hardwick Development Corp and David Kirker of Vermont Development Department. Ted Shaw of Bonnie Shaw Inc expects to start construction when weather permits. The plant will be air conditioned with modern machinery and employ 25 to 30 women initially, with a total workforce around 175 plus maintenance and shipping staff. John W. Lane of Bonnie Shaw will head plant operations.
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Hardwick
William Hill
Hardwick Development Corp
David Kirker
Vermont Development Department
Ted Shaw
Bonnie Shaw Inc
Charles Wiley
Vermont Industrial Building Authority
Shaw
Denver Police Probe Recruiting Error in Robbery Case
In Denver city police report, Robert J. Cohen, 39, of Wallace Nebraska, sought help from Don Brennan a detective sergeant and Ed Hansen a patrolman for an armed robbery. The incident unfolds as authorities review the misstep.
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Denver
UPI
Robert J. Cohen
Wallace, Neb
Don Brennan
Ed Hansen
Brennan
Hansen
New
Denver City
New England Home Show Opens in Boston March 1
The 19th annual New England Home Show opens March 1 at Boston War Memorial Auditorium and runs eight days. More than 300 national regional and local home industry companies will present new concepts materials and ideas for the 1969 home. The event is sponsored by the Home Builders Association of Greater Boston, drawing more than 250000 visitors previously. Experts will cover kitchen planning landscaping cabinets appliances built-in units paints wallpaper tile lighting heating and many other home improvement topics.
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Boston
New England
War Memorial Auditorium
United States
Home Builders Association of Greater Boston
Granville Gemologist Qualifies as Jeweler
Charles W. Cramer of L. E. Roberts Jewelers in Granville New York earned the title of registered jeweler from the American Gem Society after completing gemology studies and a comprehensive exam. Leo Kaplan, president of the international society of jewelers, praised his pursuit of knowledge and ethical business practices. The designation allows the store to be known as a registered jeweler a credential for stores of proven integrity in the United States and Canada. Cramer is a 1934 graduate of Bennington High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Calif
Charles W. Cramer
L. E. Roberts Jewelers
Main St
Granville
N.Y
American Gem Society
Leo Kaplan
International Society of Jewelers
Cramer
Federal Trade Commission
Better Business Bureau
United States
Canada
Bennington High School
Bennington VW Dealer Returns From Aruba Meeting
VW dealer Fritz Fricke and wife return to Bennington after attending the third annual New England VW dealers meeting in Aruba. The 180 attendees from five states included sales, service and parts executives of Northeastern Distributor Inc. Fricker, president of Monument Motors, notes a record 1968 sales year and expects gains in 1969. The group, led by S. J. Tucker, toured Curacao for business social sessions before resuming duties. The Frickes reside at 491 Main St.
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Bennington
Volkswagen
Fritz Fricke
Aruba
Netherlands Antilles
New England
Volkswagen Northeastern Distributor, Inc
Waltham, Mass
Fricker
Monument Motors
Gulf Coast
Boston
S.J. Tucker
Tucker
Curacao
Frickes
Main St
Vermont Seeks Record Fish as Ice Season Opens
The Vermont Fish and Game Department plans to compile a complete list of record fish in seven categories and 31 species. Forms and instructions are available from agency personnel and fishing outlets. Record holders earn patches and certificates with annual publicity.
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Montpelier
Vermont Fish and Game Department
Vermont
Ten Million Paid by VA in Vermont
White River Jct Vermont 1968 VA compensation and pension payments totaled 10,079,000 to Vermont veterans and dependents of deceased veterans. VA Center Director M Dawson Tyson MD announced 7,182 veterans received service connected or need based pensions, with 2,897 widows children and dependent relatives on rolls.
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White River Jct
Veterans Administration
Vermont
M. Dawson Tyson
White River Junction
Tyson
VA Center
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Edward Y. Blewett
Westbrook Junior College
Dana M. Cotton
Harvard University
C. Russell deBurlo
Warren G. Hill
Commission For Higher Education
State of Connecticut
David Smith
Department of Economics
Middlebury College
Pownal
Culligan
Culligan Water Conditioning, Inc
Lenox, Mass
Washington
Haynes & Kane, Inc
Dial
Bennington, Vt
Pratt ST
Roofing & Sheet Metal CO
Hong Kong
David A. Bailey
Lowestoft
Suffolk
Philco
Prikco
Ford Corporation
Sprague Electric
Chicago
John W. Lane
Bonnie Shaw
Craftsbury Common
N.E
Gerald E. Morrissey
Beech St
Oie Tee SA Glenn Motor CO
North Bennington Rd
Pleasaht St
Fish & Game Dept
Winslow
J.H. Winslow
Triple
Grand Union Empire
John M. Moore
Arlington
Hodgson
Herb E. Post
Prop
Middle Pownal Rd
F.D.I.C
the Bank
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