Consumer Beware lecture on hazardous food additives and nutrition
Beatrice Trum Hunter spoke at St Pauls Church in Manchester on the dangers of chemical additives, refining, and processing in foods. She urged choosing foods traditional in origin, criticized processing that strips nutrients, and warned about nitrates, iron-copper balance, and untested additives.
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Manchester
Beatrice Trum Hunter
Beatrice Hunter
America
St. Paul’s Church
Cabot
Vermont Consumer Association For the Betterment of Living
Mark Madison
Kids
Moira Lernihan
Greenough Nowakowski
Hunter
Pownal Community Groups Schedule Evening Meetings
Pamela Blakeman notes the Pownal Fire Protective Association holds its monthly meeting tonight at 7 at the firehouse. The Soloman Wright Library opens 7 to 9 p.m. weekdays. East Pownal Volunteer Fire Department meets tonight at 7 30 at their firehouse on South Stream Road. The Pownal Lions Club gathers Tuesday at Mt Anthony Country Club at 6 for social hour and dinner, then meeting at 6 30. Donations to the club auction on May 25 can be made by calling Richard Champney or Alan Taylor.
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Pownal
East Pownal
Arlington Calendar Highlights Weekly Club and Community Events
Arlington schedule lists a Monday covered dish supper and annual meeting for the Snowmobile Club at Bailey Hall East Arlington. Tuesday features a Well Baby Clinic at Community House and AMHS Scholarship Fund meeting at the high school plus American Legion Auxiliary. Wednesday invites parents of girls aged 9 to 12 to join a softball league planning session at Community House. Saturday hosts a rummage sale for 4-H Interstate Exchange at Community House and a Battenhill Grange social at Grange hall West.
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Arlington Snowmobile Club
Bailey Hall
East Arlington
Community House
AMHS
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Rooms
Battenhill Grange
Grange Hall
West Arlington
Arlington to host food program enrollment clinic May 14
The supplemental food program enrollment clinic will be held Tuesday May 14 at the Arlington Community House on Route 7 from 1 to 3 p.m. The program has started and deliveries are already being made.
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Arlington Community House
Route
Fire destroys Petit Brothers swimming pool plant
Fire damaged the Petit Brothers swimming pool plant in Rutland Sunday night, with authorities estimating nearly 150000 dollars in damage. Firefighters from Rutland city and town fought 55 gallon chemical tanks exploding and tearing the tin building apart near 11 p.m. Witnesses saw flames for miles as crews remained on scene until about 4 a.m. No injuries occurred and the cause was under investigation. Firefighters prevented spread to nearby Killington Wood Products plant in the industrial complex.
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Rutland
VPI
Petit Brothers
Killington Wood Products
Liberty Union Opposes Vermont Phone Rate Hike
Liberty Union leaders Martha Abbott and Arthur Deloy dispute New England Telephone claim that few oppose the rate increase. They say low income and labor groups oppose any rise and urge a boycott if the Public Service Board approves. A meeting is set for Carpenters Hall in Burlington on Tuesday.
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Burlington
UPI
Liberty Union
New England Telephone Co
Vermont
Martha Abbott
Arthur Deloy
Public Service Board
PSB
Carpenters Hall
Morrisseau Seeks Vermont House Seat Despite Low Funds
Democratic candidate Dennis Morrisseau said he is light on campaign funds in the five way Vermont House primary but unlikely to quit. He urged supporters not to write him off as a persistent candidate seeking Vermont's sole U S House seat. Also in the race are Francis Cain John Welch Jr Francis Espositio and Margaret Lucenti.
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Burlington
Francis Cain
Rutland
John Welch Jr
Francis Espositio
D-Rutland
Margaret Lucenti
Barre
Murder trial opens for Monte Lovergine in Jamaica case
In Brattleboro UPI reports murder trial begins in U.S. District Court for Monte Lovergine 19 Jamaica charged with first degree murder in the summer killing of Karen Dauchy 17 as she left a Jamaica swimming hole. Pleaded innocent by reason of insanity with public defender John Schuchardt. In Montpelier UPI Rep William Flanders Essex aims for 1.7 million federal contract to build five low income housing projects in Franklin Orleans and Addison counties. His bid was 60000 under the next lowest bid per a firm spokesman.
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Brattleboro
UPI
Monte Lovergine
Jamaica
U.S. District Court
Lovergine
Karen Dauchy
John Schuchardt
Montpelier
William Flanders
Essex
Franklin
Orleans
Addison
Flanders
Albany Seeks End to Deadlock in Rent Control Fight
Gov Wilson meets party leaders to resolve remaining disputes delaying adjournment, with rent control as the core issue. Also on the agenda are aid for Consolidated Edison, a 115 million budget supplement, election law reform, 40 million private college aid, and a 520 million NYC loan. A special session is planned for reapportionment in Brooklyn, Manhattan, and the Bronx.
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Albany
Wilson
Consolidated Edison Power Company
New York City
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Bronx
Berkshire Mayors Nods Nursing Home Plan Amid Conflict Claims
In North Adams Mayor Bianco denies any conflict of interest over his push to place a nursing home in the Main Street renewal area saying investors include nine men of whom his brother Dr Harvey H Bianco is one. He ejects reporters from his office and defends his brother’s long standing business in the city while denying closet bargaining. In Peru a seven month old boy severely bitten by a neighbor's great Dane remains hospitalized as the dog is restrained in a kennel for rabies observation after a serious injury to his jugular vein.
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Hunter
P. Oster
Oster
FDA
Farmers Market
Vermont
CABOL
Montpelier
Anne Jones Hass
Danby
North Adams
Bianco
Main Street
Harvey H. Bianco
Peru
Pittsfield General
Berkshire Medical Center
Sean E. Saltaire
Lanesboro
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