Maine Teacher Hired by VEA Named Director in Vermont
Bernard W. Dubay president of the Maine Teachers' Association will become director of field services for the Vermont Education Association on July 1. He replaces Mary B. Naylor who retires from full-time service and will stay on as a part time consultant. Dubay, a 1949 University of Maine graduate with a master in public school administration, has taught social studies at Cape Elizabeth Junior High for 11 years and lectured in Portland University courses. He has held several leadership roles in Maine education associations and is active in national groups. He is married with five children and will reside in Montpelier.
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New Biosis Society Aims to Double Lifespan Through Transplants
New Society for Biosis forms in New York to accelerate organ transplant and aging research. Founders and advisors include Dr. Adrian Kantrowitz and Dr. Richard Lillehei. The group seeks private support, aims to store organs longer, and plans mobile kidney banks to aid hospitals in a high-stakes push to extend human life significantly.
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