Shaftsbury interns find calling through PPP at Albany Med
Demetrius Sanders profiles Gunta Obrams and Joe Drehar, medical students in Albany Medical College’s Practice Preceptorship Program. They spend six weeks with Drs Arthur and Elizabeth Faris in Shaftsbury, learning patient care, hospital rounds, and real doctor patient relationships, while considering residencies in family practice or gynecology in small towns.
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Shaftsbury
Gunta Obrams
Joe Drehar
Albany Medical College
Arthur
Elizabeth Faris
Faris
Gunta
Joe
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Arthur Faris
Albany
Medical College
Elizabeth
Montpelier Memo on Act 250 Defense in Recession
In Montpelier Vermont the Act 250 development control law faces renewed attack amid recession. Despite opposition from developers and financiers, the law holds up, aided by scrutiny from the State Environmental Board and Salmon administration. Former supporters voice strong backing.
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State Environmental Board
Salmon Administration
Deane C. Davis
Davis
Vermont
Environmental Commissions
Groton
District Commission
Margaret Garland
John Weller
Guerrilla rampage in Buenos Aires
Leftist guerrillas bombed police stations, burned offices and shot up targets across Buenos Aires in a wild rampage. Four officers and at least one guerrilla were wounded as attacks hit at least 20 sites including La Nacion, La Biela and an army post. The violence followed calls for President Isabel Peron to resign and fresh elections amid the Montoneros activity.
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Buenos Aires
UPI
la Nacion
Barrio Norte
la Biela
Ciudadela
Elio Rossi
Peronist Authentic Party
Isabel Peron
Peronist
Eva Peron
The
Montoneros
Peron
Lee Argentina
Weekend Forecast Highlights Pleasant Sunshine Across Two Days
The outlook calls for mostly sunny skies and pleasant conditions through Sunday with daytime highs in the 80s. A cool night is expected with lows in the 60s, and a chance of showers Sunday evening with similar 60s to near 70 degree lows.
Astronauts hospitalized after space return
The last three Apollo astronauts Thomas Stafford Vance Brand and Donald Slayton were hospitalized in Tripler Army Hospital for observation after nine days in space. Officials said there is no immediate danger as they undergo blood tests x rays and monitoring for mild respiratory irritation from fumes aboard the capsule.
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Honolulu
UPI
Apollo
Earth
Space Agency
Thomas Stafford
Vance Brand
Donald ‘‘Deke
Slayton
Tripler Army Hospital
Houston
Jerry Hordinsky
NASA
Johnson Space Center
Texas
Pearl Harbor
New Orleans
U.S
Brand
Stafford
Here
Creditors Push Involuntary Bankruptcy Against Mount Snow
West Dover UPI creditors claim Mount Snow Development owes about 22000 dollars. A petition for involuntary bankruptcy was filed as the resort negotiates with mortgage holders and unsecured creditors. Mount Snow GM Alan Fleischman says Aug 7 is the response deadline in Burlington District Court.
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West Dover
UPI
Mount Snow Development Corp
Mount Snow
Alan Fleischman
U.S. District Court
Burlington
Fleischman
Wilmington
Mount Snow Creditors Committee
First Wisconsin Mortgage Trust
Deerfield Valley
Turkey orders U S military shutdown amid Cyprus crisis
The Ankara government issues a cease all activities order halting six thousand U S servicemen and the sole American fighter squadron in the Eastern Mediterranean. Pentagon officials withhold comment while noting the action complicates NATO posture and U S plans for Incirlik Ankara and Karamursel bases amid ongoing Cyprus overhang.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Mediterranean
Turkey
Ankara
NATO
Europe
Greece
Athens
United States
Incirlik
Karamursel
Black Sea
Crimea
Armenia
U.S. 6Th Fleet
Ford Kissinger urge Turkish moderation over arms ban
Secretary of State Kissinger said he and President Ford urged Turkish President Demirel to be reasonable after Congress refused to lift the arms embargo tied to Cyprus. Ford sent a message and Kissinger telephoned Demirel while outlining U S Turkish defense ties despite the ban. The same day Congress also pushed aside a Jordan air defense sale, marking another foreign arms setback for Ford.
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Washington
UPI
Henry A. Kissinger
Ford
Turkey
Congress
U.S
Kissinger
Suleyman Demirel
Demirel
America
House
Cyprus
United States
Capitol Hill
Jordan
Committee debates summoning Nixon for CIA inquiry
The Senate Intelligence Committee debates calling Richard M. Nixon as a witness in its CIA inquiry. Six Democrats and five Republicans on the panel reportedly disagree over the request. The committee met in a closed session to discuss business matters as CIA coverage continued on page 2.
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Washington
UPI
Senate Intelligence Committee
Richard M. Nixon
CIA
Congressional
Nixon
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Drehar
Ms. Abrams
Chevy Chase
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Obrams
Charleston
S.C
University of Illinois
U.S. Navy
Nuclear Submarine Corps
Saratoga
Tanglewood
Montpelier
Robert T. Stafford
R-Vt
Snow
Pentagon
State Department
Ford, Kissinger
Green Mountain National Forest
Youth Conservation Corps
Glastenbury Park
National Forest
Glastenbury Timberlands Trust
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