Vermont World Affairs Council hears U S speaker on BBC
The Vermont Council on World Affairs will hold its annual meeting May 15 at the Waybury Inn East Middlebury with guest Leonard B. Tennyson headlining after a 1 PM luncheon. He will discuss Great Britain's bid to join the Common Market and U S Europe trade issues. Reservations by May 7 cost 3 dollars for lunch. The council also reports Gov. Davis naming Prof. Andrew E. Nuquist Vermont chairman of U N Day Oct. 4 and outlines Honduras Vermont Alliance efforts including lab equipment donations and upcoming student exchanges coordinated by William Stone and others.
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Castleton State College
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Women allowed on Vernon plant tours in Vermont Yankee change
Rutland reports that Vermont Yankee at Vernon will open group tours to women after safety concerns and toilet restrictions. Tours for mixed groups will be limited to 30, with flat shoes required, no handbags, and cameras allowed at the entrance information center.
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Cancer warning signals spelled out by Bennington doctor
Dr. Curtis Flory of the Bennington American Cancer Society urges citizens to learn seven warning signals spelling CAUTION. The list includes Change in bowel or bladder habits, A sore that does not heal, Unusual bleeding, Thickening or lump, Indigestion or difficulty swallowing, Obvious wart or mole change, Nagging cough or hoarseness. He stresses early detection and universal checkups.
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St Michael's Playhouse folds after college talks fail
St Michael's Playhouse will close as theatre management and St Michael's College fail to agree on renovations including air conditioning. College officials say latest offer could not be met. The campus theatre has operated for 10 years and aims to fund a new fine arts and theatre center.
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