Vermont Dining Lodging Capacity Rises Significantly
Vermont’s 1966 report shows dramatic growth in dining and lodging across counties. Bennington and Windham lead gains with lodging and dining capacity rising 21 to 22 percent, motels up 1,130 percent to 14,179 beds in 283 properties, and total licensed restaurants at 825 with 96,840 seats available statewide.
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Burlington
Vermont
Bennington County
Vermont Health Dept
Windham County
Bureau of Environmental Sanitation
Department
Edward L. Tracy
Bureau
Robert L. Hood
Tracy
Health Department
Lodging County
Addison
Bennington
Caledonia
Chittenden
Essex
Franklin
Grand Isle
Lamoille
Orange
Orleans
Rutland
Washington
Windham
Windsor
UVM President Appeals for State Aid Restoration
In Montpelier University of Vermont President Lyman Rowell argued before a House Senate Appropriations hearing that UVM must receive more state funds. He asserted the institution provided an endowment when it became a state school and urged restoring nearly $2 million cut from the 1968 69 budget, noting tuition hikes were needed to compensate.
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Montpelier
UPD
University of Vermont
Lyman Rowell
Rowell
Vermont
Oakes Attends National Conference on Crime Law
Vermont Attorney General James Oakes travels to Washington to join the National Association of Attorneys General committee on criminal law and law enforcement. He plans to press for Vermont training of local police and explains state funding needs for higher education amid rising operating costs. A separate note mentions a spring romance rumor about pandas An An and Chi Chi in London.
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Washington
UPI
Vermont
James Oakes
Brattleboro
National Association of Attorneys General
Oakes
Association
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Nebraska
Oregon
Virgin Islands
State General Assembly
Vermont Law Enforcement Training Council
London
Europe
Daily Telegraph
School and You: Preventing Dropouts and Early Warning Signs
The article urges parents to detect early danger signals of dropout risk in children. It stresses recognizing repeated grade failures, mischief, declining high school performance, and emotional needs. It advises collaborative efforts among parents, teachers, and counselors, balancing encouragement with firm guidance and selective reduction of nonacademic pressures.
Combs Promoted At North Adams State College
NORTH ADAMS MA. Lt Col (Ret) H Lee Combs Jr Bennington an instructor at North Adams State College promoted to assistant professor of geography announced by President Andrew S Flagg. Also promoted were Ellen F Schiff French and Arnold Bartini English both from Adams.
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North Adams
Mass
H. Lee Combs Jr
Bennington
North Adams State College
Andrew S. Flagg
Combs
Central Washington State College
University of Washington
University of Massachusetts
South Vietnam
NASC
Ellen F. Schiff
Adams
Arnold Bartini
Thrift Shop Busy Despite Snow and Cold in Indianapolis
Thrift Shop workers Juna Fuller Amy Howard Violet Cross Maud Edson and Isma Sargent reported a steady flow of customers. coats overshoes and several items including suits hats skates and kitchenware were sold. more on hand with requests for jewelry books ironing board rocker bedspreads sewing machine wool skirts and ski pants. In Indianapolis deputy prosecutor Robert B Carter was jailed briefly after a dispute with Judge Marvine Poore with a defiant remark.
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Juna Fuller
Amy Howard
Violet Cross
Maud Edson
Isma Sargent
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All-In
State Health Department
Drysdale’s
Lot
Wallie
Greenwich
Main Street
Greenwich, New York
Country Casuals
UVM
Hope
George A. Sleeman
Asst
Pupil Personnel Service
Thrift Shop
Indianapolis
Ind
Marrion County
Robert B. Carter
Carter
Marvine Poore
Our
Flamstead
Main ST. — Bennington
Tores
North Bennington Road
Bennington, VI
Philco
U.S
Economy Auto Stores, Inc
Main ST
Bennington, VT
Hallmark
BenniNgton Bookshop, Inc
Bennington, Vermont
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