Vermont Students Shine In EPA Ecology Contest
Six Vermont students earned top honors in the EPA elementary ecology poem and poster program, to be awarded plaques by Gov. Thomas P. Salmon at a May 8 ceremony. Eight more Vermonters were named finalists, with EPA regional administrator John A.S. McGlennon praising the statewide participation and creativity.
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Boston
Vermont
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Thomas P. Salmon
Statehouse
New England
Naomi Palmer
North Bennington
Debra Sherman
Chester
Michelle Pecot
Randy Anne Palladino
Bennington
Kenneth Nichols
Burlington
Elizabeth Whitney
Salmon
Renee Pecot
Judy Williams
Nancy Forrest
Billy Myers
Annmarie R. Pizzo
Brownsville
Virginia Barrett
Dorset
Dianne Day
Shoreham
Kathy Parker
Lyndonville
John A.S. McGlennon
EPA
McGlennon
Good behavior earns a governor's pardon for LSD conviction
Paul M. Kelly, 24, of Bennington, convicted in 1971 of selling LSD to an undercover agent on South Street in August 1970, received a full pardon from Gov. Thomas P. Salmon. The pardon, sent mid-April, followed a claim of unjust conviction based on witness testimony.
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Paul M. Kelly
Bennington
South Street
Thomas P. Salmon
Kelly
Peter F. Langrock
Middlebury
Langrock
Vermont teachers meet at Green Mountain High School
In Chester on April 27 Mt Anthony language instructors Jean Laura Justyna Steuer and Frank Sutton attended the Vermont Foreign Language Teachers Association spring meeting at Green Mountain High School. Steuer spoke as state director of the Sociedad Honoraria Hispanica and Sutton was noted as a newly appointed VFLA board director.
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Mt. Anthony
Jean Laura
Justyna Steuer
Frank Sutton
Vermont Foreign Language Teachers Association
Green Mountain High School
Chester
Ms. Steuer
Sociedad Honoraria Hispanica
Sutton
VFLA
Natural foods group meets Saturday in Bristol Vermont
The Vermont Natural Food and Farming Association Inc will hold its annual spring meeting at Mt. Abraham Union High School in Bristol on Saturday May 4 starting at 9 40 a.m. Non members and interested people may attend all day. Speakers include Dr Young T Cho from St Marys Hospital Brooklyn NY on Honey use nutrition and therapy and Gena Larson from Leeds Utah on modern versus primitive nutrition. A color film Better Food for Students will be shown, and Clinton Miller of the National Health Federation will discuss FDA labeling and health legislation. Three workshops follow with topics on legislation feeding programs and honey therapy. Boothes for organic foods and a noon potluck are planned.
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Vermont Natural Food and Farming Association Inc
Mt. Abraham Union High School
Bristol
Young T. Cho
St. Mary’s Hospital
Brooklyn
N.Y
Gena Larson
Leeds
Utah
la Mesa
California
Clinton Miller
National Health Federation
Washington
FDA
Miller
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