Castleton nursing students visit Burlington home
Twenty eight Castleton State College freshmen and three instructors visited the Elizabeth Lund Home in Burlington as part of family centered nursing work. The group trains for an associate degree, enabling state board eligibility to become RNs with clinicals at Rutland Hospital and Brattleboro Retreat and questions covered adoption and aftercare.
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Castleton
Castleton State College
Elizabeth Lund
Burlington
Rutland Hospital
Brattleboro
Helen King
Sibyl Howe
Name’s
Bernice Grady
R.N
Leukemia research gains progress in Upstate New York
In Albany the Leukemia Society of America cited advances suggesting eventual control of leukemia. Dr. John J. Kenny of Pittsburgh said new chemical agents offer promising research avenues. He noted childhood acute leukemia survival rose from four months to about 20 months, with some children living five to ten years.
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Albany
Leukemia Society of America
John J. Kenny
Pittsburgh
Kenny
New York
Referendum on Troy councilmen election fails at council meeting
The Troy at large council election referendum sponsored by Councilman Frank P. McDonald was defeated after no seconding motion. Meanwhile the council approved a resolution to begin terminating the $1.5 million garbage collection contract with Capitol Division Disposal Co.
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Troy
Frank P. McDonald
D-6
Capitol Division Disposal Co
Senate approves pension bill for military service credits
The Senate passed a bill broadening the legislative pension plan without debate and sent it to the Assembly. The measure would allow senators and assemblymen to credit up to three years of active duty in the Korean War toward eligibility for the pension program.
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Albany
Senate
Assembly
Berkshire Board of Trade honors three long-time members
In Williamstown Berkshire three veteran Board of Trade members were awarded certificates of commendation. Everett W. Miller of Hopkins Furniture Store and Funeral Home, George W. Schryver of Taconic Lumber Co, and Louis Rudnick of Rudnick Cleaners and Launderers received the honors for their long service to the board they helped form. Rudnick hails from Bennington.
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Williamstown
Board of Trade
Everett W. Miller
Hopkins Furniture Store
George W. Schryver
Taconic Lumber Co
Louis Rudnick
Rudnick Cleaners and Launderers
Rudnick
Bennington
Sewage bids top estimates for Adams project
Four general bids for the Adams sewage treatment plant topped the town estimate by 99 000. The July 1967 town meeting set the total at 2.7 million. Thompson Construction Corp of Albany NY bid 3 049 000 the low bid.
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ADAMS
Thompson Construction Corp
Albany
N.Y
Lee Academy to reopen for spring semester
Lee Academy remains closed though owner-headmaster Philip C. Weltman of Clifton says the financially troubled school will definitely resume operation in time for the spring semester after inquiries.
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LEE
Lee Academy
Philip C. Weltman
Clifton
Davis Plans To Keep Control Of Governor's Panel on Crime
Governor Deane Davis aims to maintain control of the Commission on Crime Control and Prevention. He plans a new executive order re establishing the panel formed in 1967 to provide flexibility while awaiting potential statutory status.
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Davis
Panel On
Atty
James Jeffords
Jeffords
Commission
Chittenden County
Patrick Leahy
Central Planning
Leonard Wilson
Bennington
Pueblo Inquiry Nears End
The Navy Court of Inquiry into the Pueblo seizure met behind closed doors to review the case and possible training reforms for sailors, including SERE program graduates Capt. John Stane cited as experts. Testimony and potential recommendations head toward the secretary of the Navy with Nixon's review anticipated.
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Coronado
Calif
UPN
Uss Pueblo
Pueblo
Navy
North Korea
John Stane
W Navy
Harold Bowen
Hawaii
John F. Hyland
U.S. Pacific Fleet
Hyland
Secretary of the Navy
Richard M. Nixon
Bucher
E. Miles Harvey
Donnie R. Tuck
Richmond
Thomas H. Moorer
House
Armed Services
Tulsa Population Grows 19 Percent in Eight Years
A UPI report notes Tulsa metro area population has risen to 500,000, up 19 percent over eight years. Homer Hoyt Associates of Washington, D. C., says Tulsa is among the nation's fastest growing cities and growth is expected to continue.
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Tulsa, Okla
UPI
Tulsa
Homer Hoyt Associates
Washington, D.C
Vermont panel warns budget bound Student Assistance Corp
Vermont Senate votes to raise maximum need based scholarship to 1000 dollars and requires reserve funds to cover late applicants while keeping within the appropriated budget. The bill, shaped after past funding conflicts, aims to prevent Emergency Board requests and reflects party splits on the aid program. Senator Mallary adds that the amendment strengthens budgetary intent. Senator O'Brien led the original push for universal scholarships within the program.
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Montpelier
UPI
Vermont Student Assistance Corp
Senate
Vermont
General Assembly
Richard Mallary
Orange County
Tion
Mallary
John O’brien
Chittenden
Grand Isle
O’brien
Senate Education Committee
Ellery Purdy
Rutland County
Mallory
Margaret Hammond
Windsor County
Amateur Trio To Perform Beethoven At Prospect School Benefit
Prospect School benefits concert on March 20 features three amateur musicians Dr. Oakley Frost Leonard Rowe and Reinhoud van der Linde performing Beethoven Opus 1 No 3 in C minor. The Bennington College trio debuts alongside seasoned artists at Mt Anthony Union High School auditorium. Tickets are 3 dollars from local merchants and parents.
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Prospect School
Oakley Frost
Bennington College
Leonard Rowe
Reinhoud van der Linde
Dr. Frost
Bennington
Franz Lorenz
Vermont Symphony
Rowe
Vilna
Poland
University of California, Berkeley
Brown University
University of Michigan
Bennington Community Orchestra
van der Linde
Netherlands
Julian DeGray
George Finckel
Gunnar Schonbeck
Louis Calabro
Frank Baker
Mt. Anthony Union High School
William Worthington
Philip Bushee
Thomas Brockway
Ruth Levin
Charles Ryan
Harold Kaplan
J. C. Jerome
Eugene Tinker
William Haynes
John Valotti
Bird’s
Bennington Potters
College Cooperative Store
Powers’ Market
Dr. Oakley Frost
Sherlock Holmes Arrested Over Unpaid Speeding Ticket
Dallas police arrested a man identified as Sherlock Holmes after checking drivers licenses on Monday. He was wanted for failing to pay a speeding ticket, a case the officer called elementary.
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Dallas
UPI
Sherlock Holmes
Watson
Blood donations hit 829 pints in Vermont and New Hampshire
UPI reports Vermont and New Hampshire residents donated 829 pints of blood in nine drawings last week. The Burlington Red Cross center distributed 738 pints, with 617 going to 62 regional hospitals and 121 sent to other centers as replacements for local patients hospitalized outside the region. St Anselm's College in Manchester led with 236 pints over two days.
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Burlington
UPI
Vermont
New Hampshire
Red Cross Blood Center
St. Anselm’s College
Manchester
N.H
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