Rutland doctor decries red tape for hospital admission
Rutland psychiatrist Dr. James Todd criticized Vermont officials for increasing the forms and steps needed to commit a patient to the State Hospital at Waterbury. He warned the added bureaucracy could push patients toward custody facilities and delay care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
UPI
Waterbury
James Todd
Robert Okin
Vermont
George Bracks
Vermont Legal Aid
John Dooley
Todd
Former state OCD chief starts Children First advocacy group
Waterbury Center Vermont three ex Office of Child Development staff formed Children First Inc to research children’s issues unite supporters and push program improvements. Founder Dr Joan G Babbott former OCD director resigned over state day care policy. Cofounders Michael Winston Rien Heymering seek memberships funding initial research and eventual full time staff. Annual fees range 3 to 23 dollars with various options. Address listed as Box 52 Waterbury Center 05677.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury Center
Office of Child Development
Children First
Joan G. Babbott
OCD
Babbott
Salmon Administration
Michael Winston
Rien Heymering
Vermont
Children First Inc
AEC regulatory power challenged in Vermont case
A U S District Court will hear arguments on motions to dismiss a suit challenging the constitutionality of the Atomic Energy Commission. Attorney Harvey Carter leads the Conservation Society of Southern Vermont in contesting the AEC duties to promote and regulate nuclear power over the proposed 220 million Vermont Yankee plant at Vernon. Joined by several groups, the case began in January 1972.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UFI
U.S. District Court
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Promalec
AEC
Harvey Carter
Bennington
The
Conservation Society of
Southern
Vermont
Carter
Verenont Yankee Nuclear Power Corp
Vernon
AEG
Conservation Society
Chesapeake Bay Foundation
Lloyd Harbor Study Committee
Colorado
Weeks School changes gather top support in Vergennes
Social Welfare Commissioner Paul Philbrook and state officials push to limit Weeks School for problem children in Vergennes to fewer case types. The plan follows agreements with Corrections Commissioner Kent Stoneman and others, arguing for better group homes and foster care rather than sending easy cases to the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philbrook
Shaol
Funerals Held For Lester B. Vall And Frankie Sutton
Funeral services for Lester B Vall were held Thursday at Hanson Walbridge Funeral Home in Bennington. The Rev Dr Arvel M Steece officiated with burial at Old Bennington Cemetery. Survived by wife, daughter, four grandchildren, and a sister. Frankie Sutton, a retired New York City police officer, was buried in Factory Point Cemetery Manchester after a 10 am mass at St Pauls Church. He had resided in Manchester for three years and died Monday morning.
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William B. Russell
Delia L. Russell
Babcock Lake
N.Y
Bennington
St. Mary’s Hospital
Troy
Edward and
Isabell (Benham) Lashway
New York Public
Russell
Mahar and Son
St. Francis de Sales
Park Lawn Cemetery
Grafton
Funeral Home
Lester B. Vall
Marnhing
Vail Road
Hanson- Walbridge Funeral Home
Arvel M. Steece
First Congregational Church
Old Bennington
Vail
Fourth Avenue
Brooklyn
Marjorie Morgan
Springfield
Mass
Frank
Sutton
Frankie Sutton
New York City
Manchester
St. Paul's
Martin Clancy
Cornelius Donovan
John Castellani
Gerald McNierney
John
Joseph
Thomas O'Dowd
Factory Point Cemetery
Bennington District Court
Joni P. Morrissey
Keith Atkins
Bondville
Atkins
St. Albans
Winhall
William Crandall
Waterbury State Hospital
Schools Need Lawyers Scarce in Vermont Districts
Laval school districts struggle to find local lawyers to handle legal work after Eugene V. Clark left last June. Only one of 18 local attorneys answered Supt. Sleeman’s request. John Parker of Springfield handles BSD matters including St Joseph College closure. The board may finance building purchases locally and continues to deal with the John Riddle case and absentee ballot probe.
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BSD Board of Directors
St. Joseph College
George Sheeran
Main St
Bennington
JOKN
Laval
Eugene V. Clark
Mt. Anthony Union
Pownal
George A. Sleeman
Istine Newman Wolfe
Charles B. Capriola de
Mt. Anthony
Sleeman
Wolfe
BSD
Springfield
John Parker
Chittenden Trust
County National Bank
St. Joseph
Sheran
First Vermont
Vermont Bond Bank
Parker
John Riddle
Ridle
David Potter
Arlington
William Sennett
BSC
St. Joseph and Riddle
Neil S. Moss
Moss
Jane Betit
Bennington Fraternal Meetings and Grange Gathering
The Fraternal Order of Fagles will hold an officers meeting Tuesday night July 31 at 7 with a joint aux meeting at 4. A special Taconic Grange gathering is set for Aug 4 in the Grange Hall with state officers attending. Five openings remain for the Senior Citizens Center trip to New Hampshire on Aug 8 and 9. Call 42 3543 for info and registration. Drive defensively. Shea Agency Inc. ADV.
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Falmer
Palmer
Joseph Sarkis
Ponderosa
Sarkis
Order of Fagles ‘Will
Taconic Grange
Grange Hall
Senior Citizens Center
New Hampshire
Child Killed by Kick From Stallion at Manchester Farm
Two month old James D. Arnold died Saturday from injuries after a horse kicked him in the chest at Wideawake Road Manchester. Police said the child was with his father Everest W. Arnold in a barn housing Chester Taft's stallion when the accident occurred. Dr. Clifford B. Harwood pronounced him dead. the horse was destroyed. Earlier notice from Brewaler Funeral Home gave only that he died at home.
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Manchester
James D. Arnold
Wideawake Road
Everest W. Arnold
Chester Taft
Arnold
Clifford B. Harwood
Brewaler Funeral Home
Vermont Sued Over Conscience Objector Preference
Edwin C. White Jr. of Bradford filed suit in U S District Court in Burlington against Vermont Department of Personnel alleging denial of veterans preference for conscientious objectors. White seeks an injunction to grant the same veteran’s preference as other veterans or have the law declared unconstitutional under the First and Eighth Amendments. Personnel Commissioner Joseph Denny voiced eagerness for the court to address the issue and confidence in upholding the statute.
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Nixon
Cox
Supreme Court
White House
Gerald L. Warren
Cash
Senate
White
U.S
Joseph Denny
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Arnold Blackstone
Dion Finnegan
Selectmen
First Vermont Bank and Trust Co
William Hoisington
Hoisington
Highway Department Highway Board
St. Johnsbury
Montreal
Salman
Lake Shaftsbury
Crystal Lake
Londonderry
Kenneth Curtis
Maine
Meldrim Thompson
N.H
Department of Mental Health
Ohina
Lawrence Turgeon
Russell Moris
Robert LaFountain
Kin
Okin
Brooks
Dooley
Paw Brodeur
Brodeur
State
Walker
AEC Regulatory Power
National Cancer Institute
National Heart and Lung Institute
Paul G. Rogers
Dfls
Commerce Committee
Health and Environment
Rogers
Congress
Weinberger
Staggers
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Stagger
Washington Ave
Allison Cogan
Henry Dunham
North Bennington
Washington Avenue
Cogan
Dunham
Lester DB
Vatl
Old Bennington Cemetery
Steece
Marion
Louise Vail
James W. McCord Jr
Ehrlichman
O'Brien
Jeb Stuart Magender
Watergate
G. Gordon Liddy
Egil Krogh
Liddy
Sen
Harry Mathers
Gabriel Bartell
Sophia Healy
Eagle Bridge
Katherine Allard
William Noyes
Gayle Carangia
Inchilde Paligo
Irene Gates
Hoosick Falls
Thomas Prouty
Edmund S., Muskie
Muskie
Sen. Cotton
Cotton
Lebanon
Bennington Briefs
Shea Agenty Inc
Oo Sealy
Ing
Imperial
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