Future trends in training at Mt Anthony Union High
This two part series explains college plans of MAUHS seniors and juniors. It lists many colleges including Yale Harvard UVM and others, discusses SAT and CAT differences, scoring and implications for college selection, plus on the job training via Vermont programs and state guidance resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Anthony Union High School
MAUHS
Boston College
Boston University
Brandeis
Bucknell
Castleton
Champlain
Central Maine Vocational Tech
Clark University
Colby
Denison
Endicott
Fanny Allen School of Nursing
Framingham Hospital School of Nursing
Harvard
Hudson Valley
Ithaca College
Johnson State
Keene State
M.L.T
Manhattanville
McGill University
Mt. Holyoke
North Adams State
Norwich University
Post
Princeton
Purdue
R.P.I
Roger Williams
Siena
Simmons
Southern Vermont College
Skidmore
Smith
Springfield College
Swarthmore
Swain School of Art
Syracuse
SUNY
St. Bonaventure
St. Francis
St. Michael’s
Trinity
Burlington
Hartford
Washington
University of Chicago
University of Connecticut
University of Mass
University of Maine
University of New Hampshire
University of Vermont
University of West Virginia, Wells
Westminister Choir School
Wheaton
Williams
Worcester Polytech
Yale
UVM
Vermont
State Department of Labor and Industry
Vermont Electric Cop
Johnson
Washington Electric Co-op
East Montpelier
General Electric
Department of Labor and Industry
Vermont Advisory Council For Vocational - Technical Education
The Post Office as Public Good and Scapegoat
In a persuasive essay tone the author questions post office ridicule and defends its role in general welfare. He argues mail keeps national memory and social ties, and suggests reform without penalizing letter writers, proposing abolishing postage. Richard G. Stern’s novel referenced.
Birdwatchers do their share in preserving wildlife
New York government attention to nongame birds and animals grows as state and federal programs expand beyond game species. The Audubon Magazine summary notes 36 of 50 states had nongame efforts in 1975, with laws like the Endangered Species Act and National Environmental Policy Act broadening protections. Despite funding gaps, birdwatchers contribute about a half billion dollars annually to the hobby and related gear, travel, and clubs, highlighting a shift toward broader wildlife responsibility and examples from several states expanding habitat and species restoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National
Audubon Society
Society
Audubon
George Laycock
Laycock
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Brian R. Payne
Richard M. DeGraf
National Audubon
Tucson
Minnesota
Colorado
Division of Wildlife
Michigan
Upper Peninsula
California
Florida
Louisiana
Washington State
Ohio
New Hampshire
Missouri
Bennington spring sports and local events captured in brief
In Bennington and nearby towns spring brings kids playing alleys, a youth baseball season, and a whitewashing bowled by eight-year-olds. The Banner notes changes in town with a new bus terminal, local fishing rescues, a braided rug exhibit, new Banner carriers in Dorset, and civic happenings. Also sees Saxonian associate editor election for Matteson, regional art chairs, and notable historical mentions from 1946 and 1970.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Robert J. M. Matteson
P.A. Matteson
South Street
Saxonian
Middlebury College
Matteson
Kaleidoscope
North St
New York
Columbus Sails for Final American Voyage on This Date
On this date in 1502 Christopher Columbus set sail from Cadiz Spain for his fourth and final voyage to the Americas. In 1926 Cmdr Richard Byrd continued his polar exploration efforts with a noted progress milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher Columbus
Cadiz
Spain
America
Cmdr
Richard Byrd
Foster care reform push targets 100000 to 300000 orphans
A fragmented system holds 100000 to 300000 American children in foster homes or institutions awaiting adoption. Senator Cranston proposes federal subsidies for adoptive families, a national information bank, and a registry to match children with homes, plus a commission to standardize laws. HEW opposes, arguing for broader reform by 1979 1980, while states report cost savings where subsidies exist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Cranston
California
Carter
Cranston
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
New Jersey
District of Columbia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Richard G. Stern
N.Y
Times News Service
Postal Service
Interior Department
Defense Department
Health, Education and Welfare
Mom
Julie
O.K
Post Office
HEW
Bennington Pool Supply
Morgan Street
Glenn Thurber
Shaftsbury
The
Ladies’ Auxiliary
YMCA
Edward White
West Shaftsbury
Adv
D. B. Joys
Dorset
Blair
Brent Edgerton
Peter Abbott
Dorset Hollow
P Street
Danby Mountain Road
Douglas Tarbell
Lea Ehrich
Arlington
Southern Vermont Art Center
Floyd Bennett
North Pole
Victor Emmanuel III of
Italy
Crown Prince
Humberto
United Auto Workers
Walter Reuther
Richard S. Pryce
Congregational Church
Peru
William Tingley
Maine
Main ST
Cobbies
Newport Platts
Rutland
Winoosa
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