Vermont Arthritis Foundation names new executive director
At the Vermont Chapter executive board meeting Harmon S. Graves resigned as executive director effective January 1 but will remain as part time executive vice president and consult on administrative financial management. W Peter Johnson will fill the director post, with revised by laws, a calendar year budget of 35000 for 1967 including 15300 for medical programs. Since July 1 the chapter raised about 23000 with 10800 toward the year’s 35000 goal.
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Burlington
Vermont
Arthritis Foundation, Inc
Harmon S. Graves
Graves
W. Peter Johnson
Johnson
Vermont educators to hold legislative discussion workshop
Educators from across Vermont will gather in Montpelier on Saturday for a workshop at the Tavern Motor Inn. Sponsored by the Legislative Committee of the Vermont Education Association, the event will provide background on education legislation before the General Assembly. Delegates will hear talks by Rep Lyman Hunt, Rep Frank Stiles, Charlotte Merriman, Douglas Tudhope, and C Andrew Herschel.
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Montpelier
UPI
Vermont
Tavern Motor Inn
Legislative Committee
Vermont Education Association
General Assembly
Lyman Hunt
Essex Junction
Frank Stiles
New Haven
Charlotte Merriman
State Teachers’ Retirement System
Douglas Tudhope
School Redistricting Commission
C. Andrew Herschel
Governor’s Committee On Children and Youth
Vermont bill could bar state’s attorney from court if barred
Essex County State’s Attorney Russell G. Holmes of Canaan faces removal from effective action under a Vermont House bill clause restricting who may represent the state in civil or criminal court. Holmes, 66, is a plant superintendent at Beecher Falls Manufacturing Corp., a four-term House veteran and long-time Republican town chairman.
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Montpelier
UPS
Vermont
Essex County
Russell G. Holmes
Canaan
Beecher
Vermont grant funds Upward Bound program at St. Michael's
The Champlain Valley Office of Economic Opportunity in Burlington received 4,108 dollars for St. Michael's College to continue an Upward Bound follow up program through the regular school year. The grant supports student stipends medical and dental care and transportation through June 30.
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Winooski
UPI
Vermont
Champlain Valley
Travia Captures 50 Delegates for Constitutional Convention President
Assembly Speaker Anthony J. Travia won 50 delegate votes Thursday from binding caucuses in Manhattan, Brooklyn, and The Bronx, virtually assuring his election as president of the upcoming state Constitutional Convention. Democrats with 99 delegates will formalize the pick in April in Albany.
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NEW York — Assembly
Anthony J. Travia
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Bronx
Albany
Hoosick Falls Local installs paperworkers officers
Thornton Hall of Wood Flong Corp. gave the principal address at the Hoosick Falls Local United Papermakers and Paperworkers installation of officers. William H. Coonradt was installed president with Donald J. Morin as vice president and others named to key posts. Frank Davock acted as toastmaster at the banquet. In Troy, Atty. Louis H. Quinlan was named chair of a Lincoln Day dinner dance for February 11 at Crooked Lake Hotel, with reservations via the Republican Committee HQ.
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Hoosick Falls
Thornton Hall
Wood Flong Corp
United Papermakers and Paperworkers
Frank Davock
William H. Coonradt
Donald J. Morin
James F. McGuire
William St. Hilaire
Joseph B. Cullen
Francis H. Downing
Troy
Louis H. Quinlan
Rensselaer County Republican Committee
Crooked Lake Hotel
Rensselaer County Republican
Hendrick Hudson
Williams College faces bill to open grade records
Berkshire report notes a proposed bill to compel Williams College to permit personal inspection of a master record of grades given to Louise Ober, a former non degree student from 1960 to 1964. The measure, filed by Atty Emil Ober and wife, arises after an altercation over a transcript request in contemplation of transferring.
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Williamstown
Williams College
Boston
Atty
Emil Ober
Louise
Williams
North Adams sabbatical for doctoral residency at UMass
North Adams State College grants Dean George H. Jarek a second semester sabbatical to finish his doctoral residency at the University of Massachusetts. James J. Fitzgibbons Jr. is appointed visiting instructor for the second semester vacancy. Pittsfield Mayor Remo Del Gallo names Michael Muzyka acting head of the Health Department to replace Dr. Harold Stein. Muzyka, Hadley native and senior inspector of milk and sanitation, can serve a 60 day temporary period without City Council confirmation.
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North Adams
George H. Jarek
North Adams State College
University of Massachusetts
James J. Fitzgibbons Jr
Pittsfield
Remo del Gallo
Michael Muzyka
Health Department
Harold Stein
Muzyka
Hadley
House Democrats Open Caucuses to the Press
Montpelier Vermont UPI reports the Democratic minority in the House voted to open caucuses to the press to inform the public. Rep. Thomas Samon led the measure, backed by 54 Democrats, with Republicans traditionally keeping caucus talks private and releases routed through party leaders.
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House Democrats
Thomas Samon
Rockingham
House
Legislature Debates Bills on Hunters and Open Bow Season
Vermont lawmakers sent a town and country bill back to the Judiciary Committee with fines up to 100 dollars for blocking private roads and driveways. Amendments would broaden coverage to logging roads and thaw damage by hunters. Other actions set bow and arrow deer season opening at 6 a.m. during daylight saving time. Senate adjournment dates and interim judge appointments also featured in sessions. Maple syrup output in New England rose 19 percent in 1966 with Vermont leading at 450000 gallons. Vermont Board of Education rejected private kindergarten control proposal after public debate.
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Judiciary Committee
House
Chamber
Fish and Game Committee
Ira Whitney
Stamford
Vermont Senate
Senate
Charles Delaney
D-Chittenden - Grand Isle
General Assembly
Daniel Ruggles
Washington
Delaney
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