Vermont to Start First Court Reporting Program
Burlington Champlain College will launch Vermont s first court reporting program with a 2500 grant from the Governor s Commission on the Administration of Justice. Vermont faces a statewide shortage as residents seek training elsewhere and rarely return. Newport call sessions and a Montpelier Public Service Board hearing were delayed awaiting a court reporter.
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Burlington
Champlain Calleze
Governor's Commission On the Artministration of Justice
College
Brian King
MacPherson
Veron
Vermont
Newport
Public Service Board
Montpelier
First Vermont
Vermont Vital Statistics Show Births Declining
Vermont recorded 7,253 births and a 10 percent drop in the birth rate from 1971. Statewide mortality fell 3 percent with 4,249 deaths, led by heart disease cancer and strokes. Illegitimate births totaled 593, and abortions numbered 23 in 1972 after the abortion ban was struck down.
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State Health Department
Vermont
Franklin
Grand Isle
Lamoille
Orlean
Bennington County
Health Department
Mrs Vozar Receives Fulbright Teaching Fellowship to Italy
Lea Vozar of 129 Trapertai Ave has been awarded a Fulbright teaching fellowship for 1973-74 at the University of Bologna. She will take a year’s leave from North Adams State College where she is an English assistant professor. Her three children will accompany her and attend schools in Italy.
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Lea Vozar
Trapertai Ave
University of Bologna
Italy
Vozar
North Adams State College
James 4. Billington
Board of Foreign Scholarships
Big House
Wilmington
Robert
Alps
Grocers map bottle plans in Vermont bid to repeal ban
In Montpelier area, grocers met to map a campaign against Vermont's bottle ban set to take effect July 1. They plan to press Gov. Salmon for a special legislative session to repeal the law, distribute information packets, and urge 100,000 petition signatures before the deadline. Rep. (name truncated) is the sole legislator mentioned.
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Vermont Retail Grocers Association
Carl Smith
Salmon
Salmon disavows Lucey on Nixon resignation comment
Governor Salmon of Vermont disassociates from Wisconsin Governor Lucey who urged Nixon to resign over Watergate. Salmon, at the National Governors Conference, says Lucey’s remark lacks Democratic governor sanction and Salmon does not support it.
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Stateline
Nev
UPI
Thomas Salmon
Vermont
Wisconsin
Patrick Lucey
Nixon
Waterstate
Salmon
Lucey
Salmon News
Norman James
Jucey
First
Galli speaks to lawmakers on grocers view of law
Ameries Galli of D-Barre City addressed a meeting aimed at informing lawmakers about the grocers viewpoint on the law. The gathering focused on policy implications and potential impacts on the grocery trade.
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Ameries Galli
D-Barre
Stafford predicts federal catastro phe health insurance plan vote in Congress
Sen Robert T Stafford told the Vermont New Hampshire Medical Societies that Congress will likely approve federally financed catastrophic health insurance and probably National Health Insurance for the poor. He urged federal funding for a basic package and outlined three paths: fix imbalanced allocations, reorganize care delivery with more Health Maintenance Organizations and Health Service Organizations, and pursue some form of National Health Insurance to guarantee access.
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Dover
Robert T. Stafford
Congress
Vermont
New Hampshire
Mount Snow
Stafford
Senate Committee On Labor and Public Welfare
Seniors Hobby Show at Methodist Church Delights Bennington
The Senior Citizens Hobby Show and Fair at the Methodist Church drew praise for handmade articles and paintings for sale. RSVP and Hot Meals Program contributed displays, and a Holiday Fair was announced for November with posters set to announce the date.
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Methodist Church
RSVP
Hot Meals
Bennington
Miss Hogel Graduates At University Of Maine Commencement
Elizabeth Anne Hogel daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Hopel of Westside Drive Bennington earned a bachelor degree among more than 1200 graduates at the University of Maine 147th commencement held June 4 at Alumni Field in Orono Maine.
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Orono
Maine
Elizabeth Anne Hogel
Frank Hopel
Westside Drive
Bennington
University of Maine
Alumni Field
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