WIC funding extended to June 30 in Vermont
Vermont WIC program gains USDA funding to continue operations through June 30 with a 90 day breathing period to September 30 1975. Director Patti Onderwyter notes prior shortfall but confirms deliveries of milk eggs cheese cereal infant formula and fruit juice to nearly 18000 pregnant women nursing mothers and children under four. Congress and the President are weighing a permanent bill amid debate over broader Child Nutrition Act funding.
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Vermont
Ms. Onderwyter
Congress
Department of Agriculture
Ms. Onderwyzer
Washington
Ford
Onderwyter
Vermont education advisory council hears on federal funds
Montpelier officials report Vermont districts will have more control over next year’s federal funds under Public Law 93-380 the Educational Amendments of 1974. The council reviewed Title IV and approved the state plan pending June 17 public hearing and federal authorization.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Robert A. Withey
Department of Education
Congress
Commissioner of Education
Vermont State Board of Education
U.S. Office of Education
Brattleboro
UPI
Timothy J. O’connor Jr
D-Brattleboro
University of Vermont
O’connor
UVM
UVM Board of Trustees
Wayne Patterson
Alfred Rollins Jr
Barbara Snelling
State University
Salmon Administration
Vermont Measles Outbreak Halted in Addison County
Vermont health officials report the Addison County measles outbreak is contained with five cases last week and a total of 41. Health Commissioner Anthony Robbins said vaccination efforts will expand statewide to prevent further spread.
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Burlington
UPI
Addison County
Vermont Health Department
Anthony Robbins
Robbins
Troy Board Drops Reading Program In 1975 Budget
In Troy New York the city school board deleted the remedial elementary reading program from its tentative 1975 76 budget of 13 592 061 drawing heavy protest from about 150 taxpayers who filled School 14 auditorium. The board also discussed other cuts while supt Sidney L Johnson assured no classroom reading loss.
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Troy
Carroll High
Sidney L. Johnson
Berkshire mayor pushes plan for downtown civic center rink
Mayor Evan S. Dobelle seeks a $5 billion federal public works bill to fund a downtown civic center hockey rink and parking garage in Pittsfield. Rep. Silvio Conte backs the measure, saying it could win Senate approval, though final funding remains uncertain. The envisioned complex would seat about 3,400, include an ice rink, convention space, 1,000 parking spots, and retail areas.
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Evan S. Dobelle
Civic Center
North Street
Silvio 0
Conte
Dobelle
Senate
Ford
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Cambridge
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Eagle Bridge
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Buskirk
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Kris Nilsen
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Greenwich
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