Documentary shows progress at Brandon Training School
A Vermont Educational Television program titled Brandom's Children will air March 19 at 9 p.m. focusing on Brandon Training School residents and new community based programs. The film includes interviews with Brandon Superintendent Raymond Mulcahy and features self feeding training sheltered workshop and pre placement cottages aiding resident preparation for release.
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Brandon
Burlington
Vermont Educational Television
Vermont
New Rutland mayor faces call for election
Rutland s new mayor William Foley Sr a printing executive who narrowly won a recount after being sworn in by his son faced petitions from more than 2 000 Rutland voters seeking a special school election A six cent tax hike to raise 30 000 for extracurriculars at Rutland High School was proposed with activities like varsity sports and the school newspaper cut earlier A vote could come as soon as April 6 and Foley backed a federal revenue sharing resolution through the City Council.
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Rutland
UPI
William Foley
Foley
Vermont drive petitions to free U S POWs
A Vermont petition drive to gather 100000 signatures supporting American prisoners of war in North Vietnam will launch in Montpelier with Gov Daine backing. Led by Mrs Donald Cook of Burlington, the effort aims to urge humane treatment and release of the POWs amid a nationwide push for two million signatures.
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Montpelier
UPI
North Vietnam
Deane C. da
Vermont
Donald Cook
Burlington
Solid wastes management seminars in two N.Y. cities
The State Department of Environmental Conservation will hold a two day seminar on solid wastes management in Albany on April 14-15 and in Rochester on April 19-20. Open to municipal officials planners managers and others. Sessions feature experts from state federal and local levels. No registration fee, pre-registration not required.
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Albany
N.Y
Rochester
State Department of Environmental Conservation
William G. Wilkie
Department
Bureau of Solid Wastes Engineering
Wolf Road
Colonie
Community Hospital
Westfall
East Henrietta Road
Office of Environmental Manpower
Department of Environmental Conservation
West Arlington Residents Return From Florida
Ruth Stearns and Bertha Stearns return to Bernal Road West Arlington after several weeks in Florida. A warden urges dog owners to leash pets to protect deer herds as roaming dogs increase risk. Mrs. Harry Pickering Sr. returns home after surgery at Putnam Memorial Hospital. son Donald is hospitalized after knee surgery. A resident suggests housewives cut ends from empty tin cans to ease disposal at the dump.
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Ruth Stearns
Bertha Stearns
Bernal Road
West Arlington
Florida
Harry Pickering Sr
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Pickerings
Donald
Brattleboro Chamber Members Back East West Interstate Plan
Brattleboro Area Chamber of Commerce members vote overwhelmingly for an east west Interstate highway through Brattleboro or within 20 miles. Of 101 responses from 248 questionnaires across Brattleboro and nearby towns, 87 back the idea, 14 oppose. 70 favor it passing through the heart of the region, 28 oppose. Traffic, ecology, and economic impact views split, with 87 seeing economic benefit and 80 predicting improved flow. Results go to Charles Crewe of the New England Regional Commission as three route options are weighed.
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Brattleboro
Charles Crewe
New England Regional Commission
Boston
Vermont
Rutland Region
Northeast Kingdom
New York State
Maine
Hiram G. Savage
Greater Bennington
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France
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