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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1977
Page
6
A health note explains vaginitis as a common inflammatory condition affecting at least 20 percent of women, amplified in summer by heat and tight clothing. It outlines infectious causes like Candida, Trichomonas, and bacteria, plus noninfectious irritants, with diagnosis tips and practical prevention such as cotton underwear, careful hygiene, moderate antibiotic use, yogurt, and cautious douching.
Senator Patrick Leahy says he will relocate his entire Washington staff to Vermont during the August congressional recess. About 10 to 12 aides will work in the state for roughly three weeks. The plan aims to strengthen ties with Vermonters through hands on local projects and direct contact with officials.
Stratton Mountain Corp lawyers vow appeal after a Chittenden County jury awarded $1.5 million to Burlington man James Sunday injured in a ski accident. Donald Hackel of Rutland says the appeal challenges the mistrial ruling and jury charge language. He argues the 1951 law shields ski areas from liability and that the plaintiff cannot recover.
CHICAGO United Press International reports the Journal of the American Medical Association notes more women doctors are both wives and mothers. Dr Marilyn Heins of Wayne State University School of Medicine finds increased productivity among women physicians over the last 10 to 20 years, even as family duties rise.
The New Hampshire Senate Finance Committee added 240000 to the state operating budget to cover National Guard costs in watching over Seabrook antinuclear demonstrators. Gov. Meldrim Thomson had sought federal aid, which was denied. The budget move awaits passage by both houses.
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