UVM President Warns Of Tuition Rise If Funds Fall Short
University of Vermont President Edward C. Andrews Jr. told student leaders that in state tuition could jump to 950 dollars and out of state to 2400 dollars next fall unless the legislature increases the university appropriation beyond Gov. Davis's recommendation. Current rates are 750 and 2200. To cover a potential 2.7 million dollar 1971 72 deficit, cuts of 1.5 million are planned with 1.2 million to be filled by restoration or tuition increases or both.
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Burlington— University of Vermont
Edward C. Andrews Jr
UVM
Davis
Dr. Andrews
Andrews
Vermont
USC
Cambridge man held after shooting in Bennington case
Willis Pratt, 42, of Cambridge, N.Y., was ordered held in lieu of 5000 bail for breach of peace as a pre sentence investigation follows his guilty plea to firing a .22 pistol at Sybil Pratt Clement on Dec 13 in Bennington and wounding her. Other court actions include Ronald L. Martin plea of innocent on child lewd act and license charges, with a Feb 16 probable cause hearing, and Wilfred W. Foulks Jr. ordered to return for medical exams after a bad check charge.
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Willis Pratt
Cambridge
N.Y
John P. Morrissey
Pratt
Sybil Pratt Clement
Bennington
Morrissey
Ronald L. Martin
Pownal
U.S
Wilfred W. Foulks Jr
Pound Ridge
Catamount National Bank
Manchester
Foulks
Rutland Regional
Robert E. Cummings Jr
Harlem Valley
State Hospital
New York State
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Robert C. Hamilton
North Bennington Rd
Sleeman’s Market
Gage St
Douglas C. Whitman
River St
Edward Bowmaker
Pleasant Street
Howard King
Bruce Blanchard
Christopher M. Laughlin
Princeton
N.J
Shaftsbury
Gordon Adams
Harold H. Daley
Charles C Crandall
Theodore H. Eggsware
South Stream Road
North Street
Arthur J. Richard
Woodford Road
Main Street
Bruce B. Godkin
Town Road
Paul H. Bullock Jr
Dorset
William E Tompson
North Bennington
JoAnn M. Perry
Obituary notices for Lasson Fernett and Thurlow published
Obituary notices report Mrs Clamenton Bremont Lasson 99 of North Pownal died in North Adams Hospital after eight days as a patient. She had been a lace factory superintendent in New Jersey before retiring and moved to North Pownal 25 years ago. Survived by son August and daughter-in-law Rose Lasson, four grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Private funeral at St Patrick pages. entombment in Eastlawn Williamstown. spring burial in Oak Hill Pownal. Donations to Pownal Rescue Squad. Also noted: Richard George Fernett 55 of Adams died at W B Plunkett Memorial Hospital. survived by wife Marie Squires, seven children, five stepchildren, and multiple siblings. Funeral at A C Simmons Adams. And news of Henry P Thurlow of Hathorne formerly Bennington, linked to Kurn Hattin. trustee since 1948. survived by wife Emma L True.
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Clamenton (Bremont) Lasson
North Pownal
August Lasson
North Adams Regional Hospital
Jules and
Louise (Berdum) Bremont
Calais
France
New Jersey
August
Palm Bay
Fla
Rose Lasson
St. Patrick’s Church
Williamstown
Mass
Thomas Pierce
Eastlawn Cemetery
Oak Hill Cemetery
Pownal
Richard George Fernett
Howland Ave
Adams
Nancy Sweet
Bennington
W. B. Plunkett Memorial Hospital
North Clarendon
Frederick Fernett
Ethel Paradise
Marie Squires
Katherine
Ruth
Terry
Carol
Frederick
James
Christopher Fernett
Ann LaCross
Deep River, Conn
Robert Richter
Deep River
Harry Richter
Henry P. Thurlow
Hathorne
Thurlow
Edward H. Everett
Green Mountain Agricultural School
Everett
Monument Road
Kurn Hattin School
Mt. Hermon School
University of Illinois
Kurn Hattin Homes
Massachusetts
Vermont
Kurn Hattin
Emma L. True
Life-saving heart plan proposed for Vermont in-nation first
Vermont Heart Association officials unveiled a wallet sized cardiac alert card to aid heart attack victims. Doctors Bouchard and Gibson of Burlington announced the plan at a news conference, listing symptoms, steps, 11 Vermont hospitals with coronary care units, and the bearer’s ECG background. They cited a high death toll from delays in hospital arrival and said the program could save over 100 lives annually.
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Montpelier
UPI
Vermont Heart Association
Richard E. Bouchard
Thomas C. Gibson
Burlington
Vermont
Vermon t Optometric Association Meet At Stowe
Optometrists from all sections of Vermont gather in Stowe on January 27 and 28 for the Vermont Optometric Association winter meeting. Dr Rene LaPlante of Brattleboro, president, will run the business sessions at Town and Country Motor Lodge. Plans will be made for Save Your Vision Week set for March 7 to 13.
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Stowe
Vermont Optometric Association
Rene LaPlante
Brattleboro
Town and Country Motor Lodge
Save Your Vision
UCS and Rutland agency compare notes at meeting
A joint gathering of United Counseling Service and Rutland Mental Health Services took place at the First Congregational Church in Manchester. The session aimed to outline each agency’s unique and shared approaches to mental health services for Bennington and Rutland Counties, with both leveraging Southwest Vermont Mental Health Council funding.
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Manchester
United Counseling Service
Rutland Mental Health Services
First Congregational Church
Bennington
Rutland
Southwest
Vermont Mental Health Council
Ski touring short course at McCullough Mansion
A free one day ski touring clinic at McCullough Mansion in North Bennington on Saturday Jan 30 offers basic instruction for beginners and a refresher for experienced skiers. Led by Broomhall Tacey Corkum and others, it includes indoor talks, films, and two outdoor practice courses with a farm tour finale.
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McCullough
North Bennington
Bucky Broomhall
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Peter Tacey
Buxton School
Williamstown
Vern Corkum
Prospect Ski Club
Rescue Squad sets December and 1970 records in Bennington area
Bennington Rescue Squad answered 75 calls in December serving 69 people, with 51 hospital trips and 1,229 miles logged. In 1970, a record year, the squad handled 1,068 calls, 2,422 manhours, and 19,255 miles, with October peaking at 108 calls and February at 244 hours. The coin drive succeeded and four county draftees were listed for January induction.
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Bennington
Albany
Rutland
Pittsfield
Mass
Burlington
Cadillac
Ford
International
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Colleges of Medicine and Technology
Agricultural Services
Allied Health Sciences
Colleges of Education and Arts and Sciences
George M. Fienberg
Martin
Christchurch
England
Susan Balson
Leslie Yorke
Women’s Reformatory
Christopher J. Carpenter
U.S. 7
Mrs
Richard G. Fernett
Linda Richter
North Adams
Daniel
Hubbardton
Gerald
Walpole
N.H
Joseph Fernett
North Carolina
Catherine Pierce
West Canaan
Addie Brown
Castleton
A.C. Simmons Funeral Home
Ichoels
Country Manor
Bennington Banner
Main St
The
Banner Publishing Corp
United Press International
New York Times News Service
Matthews, Shannon & Cullen Inc
Fishman’s
Main ST. Benn., VT
UCS and
Bennington County
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