Proposed Vermont reform institute deemed wasteful spend
Dr. Paul Benedict a New York psychiatrist on vacation at Mount Snow calls a proposed medium security facility in Vermont a waste of over 3 million dollars. He says large institutions are outmoded and urges further study before lawmakers act. Benedict supports rehabilitation but questions the project’s cost and effectiveness.
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New York
Mount Snow
Paul Benedict
Kenalene Collins
Readsboro
Daulton Mann Jr
Peru
Benedict
Stratton
Northside Center
New York Family Court
New York State Home Service Bureau
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Mann
John V. Woodhull
Vermont considers new approach to juvenile offender care
A Vermont legislative discussion features Dr. Benedict advocating smaller home like units for 25 offenders to replace large institutions. He cites Highfields in New Jersey as a proven model and urges low cost pilots before building costly facilities.
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Benedict
Highfields
Easter Seals drive in Vermont aids crippled programs
Mrs. Denis Rice, Searsburg area chairwoman, reports $18 collected for Easter Seals and highlights a House Education Committee showcase featuring handicapped children. Airman Henry Morgan leaves furlough to return to his Jacksonville base after visiting his parents and traveling via bus to Washington.
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Searsburg
Vermont Association For the Crippled Inc
Rice
House of Representatives
House
Senate
Henry Morgan
Jacksonville
Fla
Washington
Lenten Service at All Saints Episcopal Church
Rev. Joel B. Miller will preach at 7 30 Thursday evening. The Hoosick Ladies Auxiliary Fire District meets Monday night with Mrs Phebe James. Hoosick Grange hosts a dance Saturday night 8 to 12 at the Grange Hall. Card party next Saturday March 23. All Saints Parish Guild meets Thursday March 28 with Mrs Marion Lohnes and Mrs Alice Philpott co-hostess.
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Betty Adams
Eleonore Davis
Robert LaMorder
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The
Hoosick Grange
Grange Hall
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Alice Philpott
Shaftsbury Scout In Honor Court
Eagle Scout Ian MacDonald served in Rutland on Saturday as part of the honor guard for the Silver Beaver Court of Honor at the Annual Scouters Recognition Dinner of Green Mountain Council. Attending Troop 31 were Scoutmaster Edward Chahanovich Rev A J MacDonald Trooper James Elrich. mothers Lormier Danforth Edward Chahanovich A J MacDonald James Elrich and Stephen Fritz. Rev A J MacDonald also represented Troop 51 Bennington.
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Ian MacDonald
Rutland
Green Mountain Council
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A.J. MacDonald
James Elrich
Lormier Danforth
Stephen Fritz
Bennington
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