Vermont health official wins New England hygiene award
Harry B. Ashe of Williamstown director of industrial hygiene for the Vermont State Health Department received the Leslie Silverman Memorial Award from the American Industrial Hygiene Association New England section. The honor was announced at the 1967 New England Industrial Hygiene Conference in Framingham Massachusetts. Ashe is a Bloomfield native and UNH graduate who joined the state health department in 1946 after prior work in New Hampshire and Massachusetts.
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Burlington
UPI
State Health Department
Harry B. Ashe
Williamstown
American Industrial Hygiene Association
New England
Ashe
Leslie Silverman
Framingham
Mass
Vermont State Health Department
R.B. Aiken
University of New Hampshire
New Hampshire Vermont Development Council seeks executive to lead
The NH Vermont Development Council invites a qualified executive director to head operations starting around Sept 1. Authorized by both states and formed under EDA guidance, the district covers five northern Vermont counties and three northern New Hampshire counties with an $80,000 annual budget. The staff will include an executive director, an assistant director, and two secretaries, based in Hanover New Hampshire.
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Vermont
New Hampshire
Rutland Hospital to Add Mental Health Facility
The National Institute of Mental Health approves a 215000 grant for a new mental health wing at Rutland Hospital. Executive director Philip Powers says the addition will serve about 35 people and requires an extra 170000 in local funds. Completion planned by 1972 as part of an overall expansion.
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Rutland
UPI
National Institute of Mental Health
Rutland Hospital
Philip Powers
Rutland Mental Health Service
Vermont guardsmen complete summer driving program
The Vermont Public Safety Department completed a special driver training for all drivers in the Vermont Army National Guard. The course prepared guardsmen for summer field training at Camp Drum New York from July 22 to August 5, focusing on long convoy driving and night operations at the reservation.
Vandalism Cuts Power in Grand Isle County
Grand Isle County residents faced a three hour blackout Sunday night after an insulator was damaged by rifle fire. Albert Flory, manager of Citizens Utility Co., confirmed the cause as apparent vandalism damaging power equipment.
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Grand Isle
UPI
Grand Isle County
Albert Flory
Citizens Utility Co
Train departures limited by Albany rail strike
In Albany only two of nine passenger trains usually leaving Union Station Monday morning were on time due to a strike by six shopcraft unions that began Sunday. The New York Central ordered system wide suspensions at midnight Saturday, leaving only the Twentieth Century Limited to Chicago and the New England States to Boston scheduled to depart.
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Albany
Union Station
New York Central
Twentieth Century Limited
New York
Chicago
New England
Boston
Private plane crashes near Ballston Lake injuring pilot
A Maule N4 four seater piloted by Adam Boss, 60, of West Side Drive, landed inverted on Lundy Lane near Ballston Lake after engine trouble Friday at 7 30 p m. Boss was seriously injured and in Ellis Hospital, while three child passengers escaped unharmed.
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Ballston Lake
Lundy Lane
Ellis Hospital
Adam Boss
West Side Drive
Boss
Berkshire buyers agree to purchase Bancroft Arnold unit
Adams A group of Berkshire business and professional men announced plans to buy the Bancroft Arnold Finishing Division. The deal hinges on an $800,000 Economic Development Administration loan, with lenders reportedly funding about half the roughly $2 million price. Spokesman Mervin Wineberg expects loan approval.
North Adams Telegrams Protest Vietnam War to Congress
Northern Berkshire Action for Peace Committee sent telegrams with about 60 signatures to U S Rep Silvio Conte and Senators Edward M Kennedy and Edward W Brooke protesting bombing North Vietnam and war escalation. In Adams Local 832 union members approved a new contract with Budd Co Paper Products Division ending the risk of a strike after a six hour negotiating session.
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North Adams
North Vietnam
U.S
Silvio O. Conte
Edward M. Kennedy
Edward W. Brooke
Northern Berkshire
ADAMS
United Paperworkers and Papermakers
Afl-Cio
Budd Co
Norman Monette
Gov Hoff endorses religious training facility plan in Vermont
Governor Philip Hoff urged voters in Swanton's proposed union district to support a $2.5 million bond for a junior-senior high school with a planned adjacent religious training facility. He cited a federal grant and said the project could bridge divides while maintaining church state separation.
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Burlington
UPD
Philip H. Hoff
Swanton
Hoff
Union Seven
Highgate
Franklin
Coast Guard Rescues Mother and Son at Sea
A 175 mile sea rescue off Boston involved the Coast Guard, City Hospital doctors, and U.S. Public Health Service. A three month premature baby weighing 2 pounds 2 ounces, named after the ship, was born aboard the Trubovaja Slava and saved with a portable incubator carried by a helicopter crew led by Lt. William H. Solley. Both mother Alexandra Panko and baby were in serious but improving condition as they arrived at Logan and proceeded to City Hospital.
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Boston
UPS
Coast Guard
City Hospital
U.S. Public Health Service
Alexandra Minailowna Panko
Riga
Latvia
Slava
Trubovaja Slava
William H. Solley
Ashland
N.J
Salem
Vigilant
Abraham J. Benyones
Solley
Logan International Airport
Mother
Vulture Bites TV Performer During Taping
Norman Ross television host of Off The Cuff was bitten on the hand by a feature performer a vulture while taping last week in Chicago. The incident occurred off the cuff of his shirt and caused no serious injuries.
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Chicago
UPI
Norman Ross
Ross
N H Girl Dies in Motorcycle Crash
Rita Piper an 18 year old from Wolfeboro New Hampshire was killed Saturday night when the motorcycle she rode collided with a utility pole after leaving the highway in Bellows Falls. Douglas Foxall 23 also of Wolfeboro was uninjured. A Laguna California man Morris Kopcke 66 died from head injuries in a separate Interstate 91 crash in Springfield. Kopcke died Sunday at Mary Hitchcock Memorial Hospital in Hanover New Hampshire.
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Rita Piper
Wolfeboro
N.H
Bellows Falls
Douglas Foxall
Foxall
Laguna
Calif
Springfield
Morris E. Kopcke
Mary Hitchcock Memorial Hospital
Hanover
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Rochester
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Atkins & Gould Jewelers
Bennington, VT
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Perley Bell Ranch
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