Vermont unemployment claims and reformatories in Vermont 1967
Vermont reports 2615 unemployment claims for last week, up 57 from the prior week and 645 above last year. insured rate held at 2.4 percent. New claims rose to 394 with four industries driving 70 percent, area changes varied, Brattleboro down 24 percent, Bennington up 20 percent. Rutland women’s reformatory will close June 30 with inmates paroled. transfers to Framingham, Mass. planned after July 1. Tax Commissioner backs tax sharing with state control, noting potential surplus issues. State Education Department and Johnson State College to run July seminar on teaching underachieving students, July 17-31, with about 20 junior high students involved.
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Department
Brattleboro
Bennington
Hoff names new Vermont Recreation Board chairman
Gov. Philip Hoff designated Orlando P. Costa of St. Johnsbury to a two year term as chairman of the state Recreation Board, replacing George R. J. McGregor Jr. Costa’s appointment comes as Claude L. Bellefeuille of Tunbridge was named to a 20 month term on the Orange County bench after the death of George K. Sprague Jr. in Randolph. In Newport, Sen. Winston L. Prouty announced a grant of 58300 to the Orleans County Council of Social Agencies Inc, with 48700 in new federal funds and 9600 reprogrammed money, for anti poverty admin staff and services for 3455 families. Project director is Carl Buffum Jr.
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Newport Agency
Newport
UPI
Winston L. Prouty
Orleans
Hudson Valley to Hold 13th Graduation Exercises
Hudson Valley Community College will hold its 13th annual graduation on Saturday at 10 a.m. in the campus theater. About 700 graduates, the largest class in school history, will receive degrees across technology health sciences business and university parallel transfer programs with Ewald B Nyquist delivering the commencement address.
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Troy
James J. Fitzgibbons
Hudson Valley Community College Today
Ewald B. Nyquist
New York
Air Force Band to Play at Tanglewood
The U S Air Force Band from Washington D C will perform June 22 at Tanglewood Amphitheater Lenox as the shed’s first appearance. The concert begins at 8 p m and is free to the public. A large interfaith hymn festival will follow with 750 voices from Berkshire churches in the Tanglewood shed. A Yellow Coach Line driver evacuated 12 children after a bus engine fire on Springside Avenue. Berkshire Gas crews put out the blaze. driver Abram Fish.
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U.S. Air Force
Washington, D.C
Tanglewood Amphitheater
Lenox
Westover Afb
Tanglewood
Berkshire
Springside Avenue
Berkshire Gas Co
Abram Fish
Vermont Association Chief Attends Retarded Children Meet
Mrs. Edward Doyle, president of the Vermont Association for Retarded Children, attended the Northeast regional meeting in Philadelphia with officials from Vermont and Bennington Friends of Retarded Children. The conference explored guardianship, voluntarism, and parent professional partnerships as part of a broader plan by state and federal consultants. Mrs. Doyle, a former Arlington school director and 1965 Vermont legislator, succeeds Heyward McLeod as association president.
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Edward Doyle
Vermont Association For Retarded Children
National Association For Retarded Children
Philadelphia
America
National
Association For Retarded Children
Doyle
Pennsylvania
Lenore W. McNeer
Office of
Mental Retar
Department of Mental Health
Earle Forman
Bennington Friends of
Vermont Association
Governor’s Advisory Committee
George Bown
U.S. Public Health Service
Boston
Meyer A. Schreiber
Children’s Bureau
New York City
Stanley Klein
Florence Heller School
Brandeis University
Adams to Serve as Acting Institutions Head
Adams will become acting commissioner of corrections on July 1 after meeting Gov Hoff and the Institutions Board. Charles G Adams, state deputy commissioner of institutions, will assess a comprehensive rehabilitation program while weighing a formal bid to replace John Woodhull, who resigns June 30. The $14,500 a year post will be advertised next month as Adams contemplates the race.
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Adams
Board
Gerald Errion
Newport
Errion
John Woodhull
New York City
Errier
Harvard Denies Degree to Whiz Student
Harvard Law School withheld Walter A. Winshall's degree amid an inquiry into his double enrollment at Harvard and MIT. The 23 year old Detroit native had entered MIT at 16 and earned honors while juggling Sloan School and law studies. An investigation continues as Harvard upholds the degree pending findings.
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Cambridge
Mass
UPI
Walter A. Winshall
Detroit
Harvard Law School
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
MIT
Winshall
Sloan School of Management
Win- Shall
Sloan
Joseph D. Leininger
Law School
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