Russian-born professor studies Lermontov at UVM
Dr. Paul N. Paganuzzi associate professor of Russian at the University of Vermont has authored a historical and literary study of 19th century Russian poet Michael Lermontov titled Autobiographical Reflections in the Poet's Works published in Russian with an English version by Monastery Press Montreal. The work credits Lermontov as paving the way for Dostoevsky and Tolstoy.
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Burlington
University of Vermont
Dostoevski
Tolstoy
Paul N. Paganazzi
Michael Lermontov
Monastery Press
Montreal
Lermontov
University of Montreal
Yugoslavia
Vermont
Vermont ambulance survey to map emergency services statewide
The College of Medicine at the University of Vermont and the Vermont Department of Health will survey ambulances across the state. Questionnaires request data on calls, emergencies, equipment, training, and finances to inform refresher courses, communications, and cost estimates for communities. The study grows from a rural health inquiry started three years ago with support from the Vermont Medical Society and regional programs.
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Montpelier
Vermont
College of Medicine
University of Vermont
State Department of Health
Vermont Medical Society
Vermont Department of Health
Department of Community Medicine
University College of Medicine
Marine from West Brattleboro Killed in Vietnam
WEST BRATTLEBORO The Defense Department lists local Marine Pfc. Joseph R. Larose as killed in action in Vietnam. He is the son of Mrs. Myrtle Heir of 429 Western Ave. The department announced the death on Thursday.
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West Brattleboro
Defense Department
Vietnam
Pfc
Joseph R. Larose
Myrtle Heir
Western Ave
Troy Man Indicted for Malicious Telephone Calls
Troy detective work and New York Telephone security linked Troy resident Troy-Emmet A. Plante to obscene calls to a young woman from October until his arrest in January. Plante, 30, was indicted on a misdemeanor charge and was free on 1500 dollars bail.
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Troy
Emmet A. Plante
Plante
Security
New York Telephone Company
Mt Greylock Principal Earns Doctorate for Education Study
William R. Clark of Mt Greylock Regional High School completed the requirements for a doctorate of education at Colorado State College in Greeley. His dissertation, The Assimilation of the Negro Teacher in Massachusetts, drew on interviews with every Negro teacher in the state and chronicles their employment history. He will receive the degree May 28.
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Williamstown
William R. Clark
Mt. Greylock Regional High School
Colorado State College
Greeley, Colo
Massachusetts
Opponents Tell Dickey Lincoln Plan Would Not Cut Power Costs
Albert Cree of Rutland Vermont led opposed testimony before a Senate subcommittee arguing the Dickey Lincoln hydro project would not lower New England electricity costs even if output were free. He cited a Boston firm study valuing Dickey at 339 million dollars and warned 1980 capacity would barely meet regional needs while private utilities push a larger nuclear expansion. Muskie countered that Dickey would be self financing and that New England faces the nation's highest power costs, urging action to develop regional resources.
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Washington
UPI
Maine
New England
Albert A. Cree
Rutland
Electric Coordinating Council of
Senate
Upper St. John River
Cree
Chas. T. Main, Inc
Boston
Dickey
Edmund S. Muskie
Dmaine
New England Power
Muskie
New England Electric System
Montana Electric Co
New England Gas and Electric Association
Boston Edison Co
Northeast Utilities, Public Service Co
New Hampshire
Central Vermont Public Service Corp
Interior Department
Dickey - Lincoln
Subcommittee
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
Ellender
Dickey-Lincoln
Margaret Chase Smith
Federal Judges Dismiss State Appeal On Rail Service Restora tion
A three judge panel dismissed Vermont’s bid to restore Boston and Maine passenger trains to Vermont, upholding ICC abandonment of four daily runs between White River Junction Vermont and Springfield Massachusetts. The ruling notes lack of irreparable harm and preserves the ICC order. Governor Hoff called the decision unjust and indicated possible appeal. Separately a Rhode Island man lost a Paladin copyright case against CBS and related entities over Have Gun Will Travel.
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Burlington
UPC
Boston and Maine
B&m
Vermont
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
Montreal
New York
White River Junction
Springfield
Mass
Philip H. Hoff
Central Vermont
Canadian National Railroad
CNR
Green Mountain State
Boston
UPI
Rhode Island
Richard Boone
DeCosta
TV Paladin
Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc
CBS
CBS Films, Inc
Capital Cities Broadcasting Con
Coffin
Rhode Islander
House Passage Expected Of Draft Extension Bill
House leaders forecast approval of the Senate four year draft extension and amendments to add reforms. The bill would extend Selective Service Act to June 30 1971 and retain presidential draft powers including physicians and medical specialists with premium pay. Senate reforms urged earlier to draft 19 year olds first and tighten deferments. House seeks to codify standards.
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House
Washington
UPIT
Senate
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Ernest A. Gruening
Alaska
Armed Services
Armed Services Committee
L. Mendel Rivers
D-S.c
House Armed Services Committee
William H. Bates
Mass
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VSM
Washington County
Vermont iI
Colonie
Ballston Lake
Troy - Schenectady
Byron Strobel
Albert R. Lewis
Johnsonville
Strobel
Rensselaer County Council For the Arts
Washington Park
Arthur Lennig
Zane Studenroth
Frances Johannson
Averill Park
Graham Williams
James Dooley
Gerald Randall
CYO
John J. Pooney
Down In
Berkshire
North Adams
Main Street
Center Sporting Goods Co
Dilego’s
Pittsfield
Remo del Gallo
Highland and Stearns
Allen Street
U.S. Supreme Court
Paladin
Cv’s
U.S
Circuit Court
Sterry R. Waterman
St. Johnsbury
J. Joseph Smith
Hartford, Conn
U.S. District Court
Bernard J. Leddy
Howard Johnson’s
Foster’s
Foster
Foster’s Polish Sausage Rings
Circle K Bacon
Oneida
Firestone
Dale
Economy Auto Stores Inc
Main St
Bennington, Vt
Atkins
Kreementz
Jewelers
Main ST. Bennington
Goly
Queen Vostlers & Sons Ltd
Dewar
Scotland
John Dewar
Quart
Dealey Import Cogg
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