Health panel urged to protect federal funds in Vermont
A Vermont health panel is asked to approve recommendations to preserve a $992,000 to $1 million federal contract for a Verrmont heal th tare system. A three member HS I subcommittee proposed watered down by laws for a private corporation amid federal warnings. The plan included public accountability and shared board representation among public groups, government agencies, medical professionals and insurers.
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Louis Reder
Vermont
The
New England Telephone Co
HSI
Vermont Medical Society
Vermont Hospital Association
Human Services Agency
Blue Cross, Blue Shield
Vermont Office of Economic Opportunity
Lawyer leader Blum drives Vermont legal aid efforts
Blum, a strong lawyer leader, supplied VLA with essential services for Vermont’s low income residents. He notes landmark rulings like overturning the motor vehicle financial responsibility law and securing welfare fair hearings. The program cost state funds but aimed to aid hundreds of recipients and vulnerable households amid housing and zoning gaps.
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Page
VLA
Vermont
Foote
Blum
Social Welfare Board
Burlington
Department
Or Blum
Joseph Betit
Davis
Llegal
Obituary for Miss Gertrude H Bates of Bennington
Miss Gertrude H Bates 88 of Hunt Street Extension Bennington died Friday night at Putnam Memorial Hospital Born September 27 1885 in Shaftsbury daughter of Albert and Flora Bates lived on family farm in Shaftsbury Center Survived by nephew Albert Dean and other nieces and nephews Memorials may go to Bennington Rescue Squad Services Sunday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm Hanson Walbridge Funeral Home Bennington Candlelight Monday burial at Shaftsbury Center Cemetery
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Gertrude H. Bates
Albert Dean
Hunt Street
Bennington
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Albert
Flora Witherall Bates
Miss Bates
Shaftsbury
Shattsbury Center
Dean
Miss Batesby
Hanson-Walbridge
Shaftsbury Center
Von Braun to quit NASA amid resignation announcement
Washington reports Dr. Wernher von Braun, the German rocket pioneer whose V2s aided World War II programs, will resign from NASA. He will leave July 1 to join Fairchild Industries as a senior rocket expert. A separate note mentions a youth missing and feared drowned.
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von Braun
NASA
Washington
UPS
Wernher von Braun
National Aeronautics and Space Ad Faimialstealion
Sebel
England
Fairchild Industries
Ceeheering
Fairchild
von Beam
Sane
America
Redstone
U.S
George CG
Marshall Space Plight Center
Huntsville
Ala
Marshall Center
Beers Family Holds Calling Hours For Bob Beers
The Beers family sets calling hours for friends to pay respects to Bob Beers the internationally renowned folksinger killed in a Route 2 auto crash near Williamstown Massachusetts. Calling hours are Sunday 6 to 9 p.m. and Monday 1 to 2 p.m. at the Beers estate Route 2 half a mile west of Petersburg. A memorial service is planned at Fox Hollow on the Beers estate at 3 p.m. Monday.
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Beers
Bob Beers
Williamstown
Mass
Petersburg
Fox Hollow
Serinning
Wallace gains chair use after May shooting
Wallace shows marked overall improvement and is allowed to sit in a regular chair for periods, doctors report slight progress from abscess drainage but stress there is no change in leg paralysis or bullet near the spine. Further operations and transfers remain possible as the campaign continues.
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Silver Spring
UPI
George C. Wallace
Holy Cross Hospital
Alabama
Wallace
Laurel
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Washington
University of Alabama Medical Center
Brmingham
Elvin Stanton
Nixon
Moscow
Krepalin
Pee Wee Track Team Plans Sunday Work Party
The Mt. Anthony Youth Athletic Association Pee Wee track team will hold a work party Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Dr. Peter Schaad's race track on West Road. Team members, parents and interested persons are invited. Bring rakes, hoes, power lawn mowers and rototillers. Refreshments will be served.
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Mt. Anthony Youth Athletic Association
Peter Schaad
West Road
Governors-elect Rotaries hosted in Bennington weekend
Five district governors elect from Iceland Korea France New Zealand Uganda visit Bennington Rotary Club en route to Lake Placid. Hosts include Joe Parks Oliver Hoag and Charles Gould with standby Thomas Bushman. Luncheon speakers Gudmundsson Lee and Bruneteau praised Rotary work and future France activities.
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Rotary
Bennington
Stykkishalmur
Iceland
Byong Ho Lee
Seoul
Korea
Robert Bruneteau
Rochefort
France
Mssrs
Gudmundsson
Bruneteau
Lee
Peter
Gurlmundsson
Bruneleau
Rotary Clubs
Fred B. Patchette
New Zealand
Elizapham K. K. Ntende
Kampala
Uganda
Patchette
Joseph Parks
West Road
Oliver Hoag
North Bennington
Druenteau
Charles Gould
Crescent Boulevard
Patchelle
Richard Diamond
Middle Pownal Road
Mtende
Manfred W. Ehrich Jr
Granview St
Thomas D. Bushman
Walleamsac Road
J. Duncan Campbell
Bennington Rotary
Richard Jolivette
Joliyette
Edward Lamb
Willow Park
Rotarians
Rotary Club
McCulough
Vermont
Ee Rahhire
Hardwell
Rutland
Lake Placid
Rotary Shrine
Little Red Schoolhouse
Wallingford
Bethel
Woodstock
Manchester
Nashua
Charlestown
Claremont
Newport
New Hampshire
United States
SALT accord on atomic weapons reached in Moscow
The final agreement, after 24 years of talks, limits ABM deployments to 100 missiles per capital and 100 at a second site, with a six month withdrawal option. Offensive missiles cap restricts ICBMs to current stocks, blocking expansion. Submarine fleets also frozen, with U S at 41 and Russia at 42 ballistic subs. Nixon and Brezhnev hailed the pact as a step toward peace and strategic stability.
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Nixon
Brezhnev
Vienna
Helsinki
Moscow
United States
U. S
California
Boaso Hose
U.S
Hosmer
ICBMI
Russia
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