Doctor Sees Backlash Against Wonder Drugs
In Boston, Col. Robert H. Moser, chief of medicine at Beaumont General Hospital, warned of a backlash to so called wonder drugs. He noted rapid medical knowledge brings both advances and negative effects, urging caution in prescribing as drugs affect multiple tissues and long term outcomes are hard to gauge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
UPI
Robert H. Moser
Department of Medicine
Beaumont General Hospital
el Paso
Texas
Moser
Lowell
The
Medicated Society
Tufts - New England Medical Center
Harold Bentley To Speak To Industrial Managers
Harold Bentley of Haverhill Massachusetts president of Northern Essex Community College will address the YMCA Industrial Management Club at Paradise Restaurant after a 7 p.m. dinner. Bentley a junior college movement leader formerly directed Worcester Junior College and led the New England Junior College Council in 1957. The event is sponsored by Dodge Industries Hoosick Falls New York with Maynard Grout presiding and Marty Waters introducing Bentley. Dinner price is 3.50 with tax and tip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ymca Industrial Management Club
Paradise
Harold Bentley
Haverhill
Mass
Northern Essex Community College
Bentley
Worcester Junior College
New England Junior College Council
Amer
Ioan Association of Junior Colleges
Congregational Christian Churches
Derry
N.H
Spencer
Avon, Conn
New Hampshire
Industrial Management Club
Maynard Grout
Marty Waters
Dodge Industries
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Russ Named Plant Manager at Tansitor Electronics
Robert W. Russ is appointed plant manager for Tansitor Electronics Inc. of Bennington. The new role covers production, stock, personnel, machine shop and purchasing. Russ, a decade with the firm, holds GE training and is an IEE member. He resides in North Bennington with his wife and three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tansitor Electronics Inc
Bennington
Robert W. Russ
D. L. McQuillan
Russ
Tansitor
General Electric
Schenectady
Hudson Falls
N.Y
Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
North Bennington
Ann
Ham
Funeral for Theodore W Morse Sr in North Bennington
Funeral services were held for Theodore Wayne Morse Sr. of Harwood Hill at St. John the Baptist Church in North Bennington with a High Mass celebrated by Rev. Walter F. Miller. Attending were Morse’s colleagues from W.H. Morse Construction Co, Navy veteran Morse received military honors, and flag details were performed by Edward Rood. Entombment will be at Park Lawn Cemetery with spring burial at Center Shaftsbury Cemetery. local Veterans groups participated in preceding services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John the Baptist Church
North Bennington
Theodore Wayne Morse Sr
Harwood Hill
Walter F. Miller
Hanson - Walbridge
Charles Hollis
James Cross
Edward Cross
Merton Snow
Thomas Murphy
W.H. Morse Construction Co
Morse
U.S. Navy
Victor Blake
American Legion Post 13
Edward Rood
Cmdr. Rood
Park Lawn Cemetery
Center Shaftsbury Cemetery
Veterans of Foreign Wars and
American Legion
Vermont Senate approves return of convicts for trial
The Vermont Senate passed a bill allowing convicts serving sentences in other states to be brought back for Vermont trials with any new sentences served there. The measure, backed by Gov. Hoff, would trigger automatic dismissal of remaining charges if not cleared while in state custody. It also authorized tuberculous patient reporting and a $9,000 grant for sheriff and state attorney radio equipment. The House approved a separate $872,000 supplemental appropriation to fund state government, including judiciary and driver education grants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sure
Philip H. Hoff
California
Vermont
Senate
State Health Department
House
Bennington Briefs Highlight Local Medical and Civic Events
Bennington notes report Richard Mattison of Oakes Street back for surgery at Albany Memorial Hospital after January procedure. A St Patrick's Day food sale hosted by AARP at the Central Vermont Public Service store runs noon onward. Local groups host dinners, meetings, and charitable drives, including the Bennington Lodge of Perfection steak dinner and ceremonial, American Legion activities, Emblem Club, and surplus commodity distributions. A Well-Baby Clinic operates at Bennington Elementary with no charge for pre school children. Jurgon Combs earns high dean’s list honors at North Adams State College amid a special honors convocation. Continuous civic events follow, with Last Chance Anniversary Sale at Dunham’s Furniture and an Eagles Anniversary Dance event slated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick’s Day
Central Vermont Public Service Corp
American Association of Retired Persons
Jurgon Combs
H. Lee Combs Jr
South Stream Road
North Adams State College
Obituary of Madeline Rice Newton in North Bennington
Mrs Madeline Rice Newton 70 widow of Albert Newton died at Putnam Memorial Hospital She was born June 22 1896 in Bennington and lived in Mechanicville NY before moving to Bennington 16 years ago She was a member of St Peters Episcopal Church Survivors include her sister Florence Foster and nine nieces Funeral at Mahar Son Funeral Home Thursday at 2 30 p m with Rev Frederick B Wolf officiating Burial in Hinsdaleville Cemetery next spring Entombment in Park Lawn Chapel and a second notice of Catherine Graves dying in Bradenton Fla to be transferred to Bennington by plane for funeral arrangements
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bennington
Madeline (Rice) Newton
Albert Newton
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Frank
Lillian (Corbett) Rice
Bennington
Newton
South Branch Street
Clarence Foster
Murphy Road
Newtons
Mechanicville
N.Y
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
Clarence
Florence) Foster
Mahar & Son Funeral Home
Frederick B. Wolf
Park Lawn Chapel
Hinsdillville Cemetery
Catherine (Calloway) Graves
George M. Graves
Shaftsbury
Bradenton
Fla
Hospital Notes March 13 1967 Admissions and Births
Hospital notes from Monday March 13 1967 list admissions including Henry Hansen Orville Peter son Virginia McCullough Master Mark Sawyer Master William Pulver in Bennington North Bennington and Wilmington along with Rose Hover Cambridge N Y Alfonso Hubbard Hoosick Falls and discharge entries for Mrs Joyce Bates and son Andrew Thomson Mrs Sandra Mattison and son and birth of a son to Mr and Mrs David Sausville of 206 Maple St on March 13
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hansen
Orville Peterson
Virginia McCullough
Mark Sawyer
William Pulver
Bennington
Harry Coulter Jr
North Bennington
Jeffrey Barton
Michael Wolf
Wilmington
Rose Hover
Cambridge
N. Y
Alphonso Hubbard
Hoosick Falls
Joyce Bates
Andrew Thomson
Sandra Mattison
David Sausville
Maple St
Parish Bids Fr McAuliffe Farewell at Sacred Heart
Crowds in BCHS auditorium bid farewell to Father Lawrence C. McAuliffe as he reenters the U S Marine Corps and heads to Navy chaplain school in Newport R I. St Anne's and Holy Name Societies organized the event with remarks by Sacred Heart pastor Rev Joseph Wise and a Holy Cross Choir performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Parish
BCHS
Lawrence C. McAuliffe
C.S.C
U.S. Marine Corps
Navy Chaplain’s School
Newport
St. Anne’s Society
Holy Name Society
Joseph F. Wiseman
Sacred Heart
Father McAuliffe
Holy Cross Choir
Boston
al Krawczyk
Stock Averages March 14 1967 Dow, Industrials Rise and Fall
The noon stock report shows the Dow Jones industrial average at 842.54, down 2.28, with 30 industrials, 20 railroads, and 15 utilities contributing to the composite at 304.09, up 0.81. Volume traded was 4,400,000 shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dow-Jones—Bache & Co
Albany
State officials seek 10 percent across the board pay raise
The House Government Operations Committee filed a bill offering a straight 10 percent pay hike for executive officers and heads of departments with a separate proposal granting up to 12 percent for 4000 unclassified employees retroactive to January 1. Governor would rise from 20000 to 22000, lieutenant governor from 11000 to 12000, and mental health commissioner Dr. Jonathan Leopold from 25000 to 27000, with 10 percent boosts for deputy commissioners. The session also covers a town charter for Colchester, fire protection mutuals, a 1.1 million appropriation for a Bennington Old Soldiers Home wing, pharmacist regulation updates, and a Sunday gaming law amendment to allow pool, billiards, golf, and other recreation. Earlier, photographers Donald Comar and Joel Towart returned from a New England Institute course at UNH, earning certificates from Winona School of Photography and the university extension service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan Leopold
Colchester
Old Soldiers Home
Bennington
Donald Comar
Joel Towart
White Creek
N.Y
New England Institute of Professional Photography
University of New Hampshire
Durham
Photographers Association of New England
NIH
Merle S. Dendorff
Cr. Photog
Chicago
Eric M. Sanford
M. Photog
Manchester
N.H
Edd Mathisen
City Council Favors Razing The Pavilion
The City Council voted via telephone to tear down the Pavilion Hotel rather than preserve it even if preservation is economically feasible. Only two of six members supported a conditional preservation proposal. The House Institutions Committee also endorsed replacing the Pavilion with a modern state office building. Architect Robert Burley estimated reconstruction at 1.9 million versus 2.6 million for a new facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waitsfield
Robert Burley
Burley
Village meeting checklist deadline and Easter Ball set
Voters in Bennington warned that Saturday is the last day to add names to the village checklist for the next Tuesday annual Village Meeting. Absentee ballots are available until noon Monday. hours are listed for this weekend. Knights of Columbus Easter Ball planned for Saturday April 1 at 9 p.m. with a midnight buffet. tickets from listed organizers. dress code semi-formal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington Village
Hilda Hurley
Board of Civil Authority
Knights of Columbus
K of C Hall
Knights
Fourth Degree Assembly
Earl Babcock
C. Mason Amadon
Edwin Maroney
Haynes and Kane
Main Street
Edward Haddad Jr
Corvus star picture linked to many forms
The Corvus constellation, the crow, offers multiple interpretations from a raven to a tent or wings. Arabs named the star Al pha and Alchiba with tent associations, while Gamma is described as the right wing. In Arabic it is simply Gienah, making Corvus one of the easier constellations to locate.
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Doctor
Wonder Drugs
Dodd
Moriarty
Arthur B. Powers
First Selectman
Berlin
Conn
Marjorie Carpenter
Boyd
Connecticut
Mond, Kennedy & Co., Inc
Alfred Torrissi
McQuillan
Theodore W. Morse Sr
Amerock
Stanley
H. Greenberg
John Herlihy
Ford Foundation
Robert Forrest
Addison - Rutland
Florence Kinsley
Cora B. Whitney
Kinsley
Ruth Bodine
Phillip Viereck
Molly Stark
Raymond Roy
Sullivan
Craigan
Jaquith
Silver St
Barbara Alice Moore
Hicks Ave
Depot Street
Paul’s
Pownal
James R. DoFrancesco
Herkimer
Dorothy Perry
Ilion
DoFrancesco
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Plei Djereng
Green Berets
U.S
4Th Division
25Th Infantry Division
Dmz
Bennington Briefs
Richard Mattison
Oakes Street
Albany Memorial Hospital
Bennington Lodge of Perfection
Masonic Temple
American Legion and Legion Auxiliary
Emblem Club
Elks Club
Park Street
Sealy
Dunham’s Furniture
Elm St
Adv
FOE Eagles
Mrs
Parish
Fr. McAuliffe
Armour Star
Baby Beef
Wilson
Salem’s
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