UCS executive director calls service best for Bennington area
United Counseling Service executive director Joseph LoPiccolo told Bennington Rotary that UCS provides a full, continuous range of mental health services to strengthen families and individuals, prevent institutional stays, and aid community caretakers. He warned budget cuts may hit Vermont agencies but stressed UCS aims to help with public education, family counseling, child guidance, and inpatient care in cooperation with Putnam Memorial Hospital.
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Bennington County
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Benhington
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Putnam Memorial Hospital
Liberty Union blasts Ruggles over PSB hearings
The Liberty Union party attacks Public Service Board member Daniel Ruggles Ti for proposing to halt statewide hearings on proposed utility rate increases. Martha Abbott and Bernard Sanders say Vermont residents view the testimony as repetitive yet revealing how people cannot afford the rises. They urge Ruggles to resign if he cannot heed public sentiment as rates climb nationwide.
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Public Service Board
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Bernard Sanders
Ruggles
Vermont
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PSB Hearing Marks Continued Debate on Public Testimony
At a Burlington session and others, PSB figures clash over the value of public input. Ruggles dismisses working people’s testimony as boring and irrelevant while Abbott and Sanders urge him to resign for not listening. The hearing is described as a mockery of the board and public interest.
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Abbott
Sanders
PSB
Burlington
County cancer unit plans fund kickoff
The Bennington County unit of the Vermont division of the American Cancer Society will hold a kickoff luncheon on Wednesday March 24 at Yassoa Restaurant. Registration and coffee begin at 10 20 with films On With Your Life and Look with Pride followed by a talk by Dr Solon L Rhode of the Cancer Research Institute. Norman Bicknell and two county co chairs speaking on the Crusade and ACS work.
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Vermont
American Cancer Society
Yassoa
Cochairmen
Peter Graves
American, Cancer Society
Solon L. Rhode
The
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Norman Bicknell
Middlebury
State Crusade
Cancer Society
Mt Anthony High seeks euthanasia bill at Model Congress
Mt Anthony Union High School plans to push a bill at American International College's 33rd Model Congress allowing euthanasia as a legal medical procedure for certain patients. Delegates Denise Reynolds Pat Carpenter Judy Johnson Debbie Niles Marian Peirce JoAnne Luslo attend from Bennington and North Bennington with Gregory T Scottan as adviser. Registration opens April 5 with seminars, committee meetings, and House and Senate sessions, ending April 7 with awards.
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American International College
Mt. Anthony Union High School
United States
Mt. Anthony
Denise Reynolds
Pat Carpenter
Judy Johnson
Debbie Niles
Bennington
Marian
Peirce
JoAnne Luslo
North Bennington
Gregory T. Scottan
Model Congress
AIC
Women's medical auxiliary fund raiser lunch report
The Woman's Auxiliary to the Bennington County Medical Society held a covered dish luncheon at Mrs. Richard B. Davis's home to raise funds for the AMA Educational Research Foundation. The group noted Vermont's per capita giving to UVM Medical School and announced $515 from a previous card party going to the Phyllis Coburn Fund for nursing education. Mrs. Julius Manes was elected nominating chair with Mrs. Francis Herrick and Mrs. David Greenleaf on the committee. Vermont and New Hampshire medical societies plan joint meetings May 31 to June 2 at Mr. Snow.
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Bennington County Medical Society
Richard B. Davis
Ama-Erf
Educational Research Foundation
Vermont
AMA
UVM Medical School
W. Philip
Giddings
Phyllis Coburn
Julius Manes
Francis Herrick
David Greenleaf
New Hampshire
Snow
Physicist to speak on A power dangers
Marlboro College physicist Dr Larry Gay will discuss Nuclear Power Its Dangers and Alternatives at 745 p m Tuesday March 13 in the cafeteria of Saint Anthony Union High School The Bennington Regional Women's Organization sponsors the free program and invites all readers to join in the energy debate Dr Gay serves as science adviser to the New England Coalition on Nuclear Power and as a trustee of the Southern Vermont Conservation Society The talk addresses concerns about energy crisis and potential risks of widespread nuclear installation in the region.
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Marlboro College
Nuclear
Its
ME. Anthony Union High School
Bennington
Gay
New England Coalition On
Southern Vermont Conservation Society
Mary McClellan Hospital Admissions and Discharges
Hospital notes list admissions and discharges from Feb 26 to March 4. New admits include Helen C. Andrew Eagle Bridge Antonio Baratto Cambridge Clara Bohmer Hoosick Falls and others across Greenwich Cambridge Eagle Bridge and related towns. Additional admissions and discharges include Lorna Bain Patricia Burdick Norman Bentley Blanche Cottrell Jeffrey Dewey Cheryl Durkey Roger Hicks Petersburgh Tinda Peters Merriman Rose Paul Schneible Frances Squiers Betty Watkins Nora Weber Denise Woodell with numerous Greenwich Cambridge Hoosick Falls and nearby communities.
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Eagle Bridge
Antonio Baratto
Cambridge
Clara MM. Bohmer
Hoosick Falls
July Decker
Alwine A. Dargeloh
James Doubleday
Greenwich
Lillian Foster
Peter McAvoy
Thomas McLean
Timothy Mackey
West Pawlet
Robert A. Nolan
Sybil Pappas
Myrtle Poirier
Saratoga Springs
Martha Raney
Phyllis M. Riley
John Wallace
Clifford Whitaker
Morgan Wright
Berlin
Maude C. Zubell
Granville
Lorna L. Bain
Patricia Burdick
Norman L. Bentley Sr
Blanche Cottrell
Jeffrey Dewey
Cheryl M. Durkey
Argyle
Roger
Hicks
Petersburg
Tinda J. Peters
Merriman Rose
Paul K. Schneible
Frances Squiers
Betty Watkins
Nora Weber
Johnsonville
Denise Woodell
Jobless rate creeps upward in Vermont
Vermont last week saw the insured unemployment rate rise to 6.4 percent from 6.2 percent, according to the Department of Employment Security. The report notes the increase occurred Thursday and reflects broader jobless trends in the state.
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