Vermont campus probe sparks editorials on drug study
The University of Vermont student newspaper The Cynic accuses a state police drug investigator of undercover work on campus, warning the probe could disrupt a school drug study using self-reported user data. Vermont editors note immunity granted to participants and question the investigator’s methods amid academic research tensions.
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UPI
University of Vermont
Ross Kindestin
Chittenden
Patrick Leahy
Kindestin
Albany Med's teaching jobs lure candidates amid doctor shortages
Albany Medical College lists twelve faculty and staff openings with salaries from under 20 000 to 45 000, highlighting a national deficit of teaching physicians while the college otherwise outperforms many peers in attracting staff. A Medical World News survey estimates 1 374 teaching doctors are lacking nationally.
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Albany
Albany Medical College
Medical World News
Berkshire store removes alleged pornographic pocket books
In North Adams a major store pulled pocket books deemed pornographic after a cooperative effort by store management the Police Department and two city councilors. Councilors learned of the books in Giant Store racks and notified management which cooperated in pulling the titles.
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North Adams
Giant
Mixed signals from New Hampshire Rockefeller write-ins
NASHUA NH UPI former Gov Hugh Gregg head of a Rockefeller write-in campaign says the result was disappointing yet the showing commendable Professor John A Beckett who led a separate Rockefeller write-in campaign also offered cautious judgment on the impact Gregg and Beckett view McCarthy's strong Democratic vote as a sign of dissatisfaction with the Johnson administration and as a Republican advantage in November Gregg notes Rockefeller may ignore New Hampshire results while Beckett argues the McCarthy surge reflects foreign policy discontent particularly over Vietnam Both see value in offering Republicans an alternative to bolster a party consensus for November.
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Rockefeller
Gregg
John A. Beckett
University of New Hampshire
New York
Michigan
George Romney
Beckett
Eugene J. McCarthy
Johnson
McCarthy
New Hampshire
Vietnam
Vermont Federation of Young Republicans
Rockefeller Leads by Slim Margin In Vermont Mock Election
In a statewide Vermont college mock election, Nelson A. Rockefeller led Richard Nixon by thirteen votes. The event was sponsored by the College, reflecting campus voting trends.
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Rockefeller
Bundy Critiques Cabinet Weakness in Harvard Address
McGeorge Bundy, Ford Foundation president, told a Godkin Lecture at Harvard that the U S government is too weak for its tasks and that the cabinet lacks first class agents. He criticized Congress influence on finances and said the presidency has not had a first class cabinet in about a decade besides McNamara and RFK. In Boulder a Colorado scientist won a 300 grant to study the sex appeal of crimson markings on the redwing blackbird.
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Plainfield
Royce S. Pitkin
Goddard College
New York
U.S
Comparative Education Society
Montpelier
UPS
State Education Department
Hardwick
Greensboro
Woodbury
Rupert Spencer
Department
Cambridge, Mass
UPI
McGeorge Bundy
Bundy
Congress
Sanders
Boulder, Colo
John M. Emlen
University of Colorado
Kennedy
Johnson
Robert S. McNamara
Robert F. Kennedy
Randolph Given Two Grants for New England Colleges
The U S Office of Education announced five grants for new facilities at New England colleges. Worcester Art Museum receives 474436 for an instructional addition. Vermont Technical College gets 179007 and 44365 for classroom laboratory and office building. Farmington State College earns 91044 for library addition. Bristol Community College receives 1 million for a major campus construction.
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U.S. Office of Education
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Worcester
Mass
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Randolph
Farmington State College
Farmington
Maine
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