Court rulings may curb man-in-house welfare law limits
In Montpelier UPI reporting, officials say court decisions may limit the 1971 welfare law that allows seeking child support from a non father in the presence of a family. Charles Bristow of the Welfare Department notes the statute enables collection from a man living with the family, though recent Supreme Court rulings challenge that interpretation.
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Bristow
Aiken to be reappointed Vermont Health Chief
Dr. Robert Aiken is slated for reappointment as Health Commissioner when his term ends June 30. William S. Cowles Jr. plans to recommend Aiken to Gov. Deane C. Davis, a move enabled by the 1970 Government Reorganization Act assigning department head appointments with governor's consent. Other items include Vista program funding cuts impacting Champlain Valley volunteers and a museum gem theft aided by a museum dinosaur in Amherst College.
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Burlington
UPI
Champlain Valley
Office of Economic Opportunity
Vista
David Sharpe
Amherst
Mass
Amherst College
Gerald P. Brophy
Parochiaid seen as aid option by diocese leader
Rutland officials speech outlines parochial aid law potential help for Catholic schools facing financial trouble. Msgr. John Lynch said subsidies depend on local school boards willingness to participate, with reimbursements delayed until December 1973 for new agreements. He cautioned closings may rise if aid remains insufficient.
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Montpelier
Joseph H. Oakey
Daniel O’connor
Rutland
Lynch
Oakey and
O’connor
Bennington
St. Albans
Oakey
State Education Board
Last Adult Basic Education classes meet at MAUHS
The spring semester for Adult Basic Education ends Thursday night at Mt. Anthony Union High School after serving over 40 students in English as a second language, reading, writing, arithmetic, and diploma prep. A fall class will be organized next year with three teachers available for individualized help. No summer sessions.
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Mt. Anthony Union High School
Mauhs
Miss Wiskoski to Study in France Under Experiment Program
Miss Scott Wiskoski daughter of Mr and Mrs John Wiskoski of 225 Park St an undergraduate at Skidmore College Saratoga Springs NY has been selected for the Experiment in International Living Independent Study Program to France in spring 1972 Announcement by Dr John A Wallace director of the School of International Training Brattleboro The program requires basic conversational French and includes an intensive predeparture course homestay for one month and cross cultural study with independent projects across France The Experiment operates programs in 13 countries across Africa Asia Europe and the Middle East
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Scott Wiskoski
John Wiskoski
Park St
Skidmore College
Saratoga Springs
N.Y
France
John A. Wallace
School of International Training
Brattleboro
Miss Wiskoski
Africa
Asia
Europe
Middle East
School For International Training
Williamstown Obituaries: May and Tenney Mourned
Mrs. Josephine Junker May 67 widow of Arthur Monroe May died at Putnam Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. She lived in Rockville Center and Pownal where she worked as an electrical inspector for Union Carbide for the U.S. Navy in Bennington. Memorial service Friday at 11 a.m. in St. John's Church Williamstown. Cremation at Oakwood Cemetery Troy. Memorial donations to Spruces Recreational Center. Also, Mrs. Elizabeth Tenney 57 of Mt. Pleasant Place Williamstown died unexpectedly at home. Former operator of Bettys Dress Shop, she was a St. John’s member and leaves two daughters and four grandchildren. No calling hours. arrangements incomplete.
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Arthur Monroe May
Williamstown
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Putnam Memorial Hospital
New York City
Richard and
Marie (Weil) Junker
May
Rockville Center
N.Y
Pownal
Union Carbide
U.S. Navy
Bennington
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St. John’s Episcopal Church
Ruth E. McDevitt
Silver Springs
Hopkins Funeral Home
St. John’s Church
Oakwood Cemtery
Troy
Spruces Recreational Center
Elizabeth
Griswold) Tenney
Mt. Pleasant Place
Sanborn Tenney
Sarah
Betty
Park Street
David Onley
Athens
Ohio
Edward Sanders
Topanga
Calif
Sarah Tibbets Tenney
Hopkins
Town health officers to test swimming water in Vermont
Dr. Aiken announces Vermont health officers alone will test swimming water during the coming season. They may order beach closures and require pollution stops. the state lab will supply outfits to officers. Uncoordinated testing caused confusion last year. local authority rests with town health officers with state department aid. For help contact Harold Sargent or Dr. Dymitry Pomar at 115 Colchester Ave Burlington VT.
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Burlington
Vermont
Robert B. Aiken
State Laboratory
State Lab
Health Department
Harold Sargent
Dymitry Pomar
State Public Health Laboratory
Colchester Ave
Burlington, Vt
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