VEA probes arrive for SVSU pre investigation
The Vermont Education Association plans a private pre investigation into four problems in the Southwest Vermont Supervisory Union including grievances over contracts high teacher turnover budget practices and administrative procedures. A panel of educators will interview local witnesses within two to three weeks.
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National Education Association
Southwest
Vermont Supervisory Union
Weston Cate
The
Vermont Education Association
VEA
Bennington
Patricia Gile
Southwest Vermont Education Association
SVVEA
Gile
Executive Council
Southwest Supervisory Union
WEA
Teachers’ Association
Vermont
Cate
Sally Smith May Be Named Leader of Vermont GCCY
Sally Smith of Middlesex has been recommended to Governor Salmon to chair Vermont s Governor s Committee on Children and Youth. She would replace Dr Frank Mandel who resigned amid child abuse investigation fallout at Weeks School. The appointment faces delays as other candidates were considered and the panel weighs funding and staff needs for a new director and office.
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Charles Butler Jr. Montpelier
UPI
Middlesex
Sally Smith
Thomas P. Salmon
Governor’s Committee On Children and Youth
GCCY
University of Vermont
Salmon Administration
Weeks School
Manchel
Burlington
GCCU
Weeks
David Egner
Salmon
Mandel
Smith
Human Services Agency
Bennington School District to hold special meeting
Directors will convene Wednesday November 7 at 6 30 p m to review attorney correspondence on pending grievance cases. Executive session starts at 6 30 and the meeting ends at 7 00. Also notices pet ad and language tutor announcements from local classifieds.
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Bennington School District Incorporated
Obituaries for Remington and Jesperson revealed in Vermont NY
Floyd N Remington 62 died yesterday in New York City VA Hospital born May 12 1911 in Renington son of Louis N and Jennie Remington married Anah Hollister lived on Long Island 20 years survived by wife foster sister and extended relatives. Funeral details Hanson Walbridge. Carl Jesperson 91 Shaftsbury died at Putnam Memorial Hospital born April 12 1882 Denmark arrived 1901 worked in MA ME VT retired 1947. Memorials to rescue squad or Vermont Heart Fund.
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Floyd N. Remington
Veteran's Administration
New York City
Renington
Louis N
Jennie (Hatch) Remington
Anah Hollister
Long Island
Remington
Joseph LaMagdeleine
Hoosick Falls
Peder Christian Jesperson
Shaftsbury
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Thistad
Denmark
Jens and
Anna Marie
Christensen) Jesperson
Jesperson
Massachusetts
Maine
Vermont
Eagle Square Mfg. Co
John
Edith) Hamilton
Tyler
Minn
Carl
A. J. MacDonald
Shaftsbury Village
Hanson-Walbridge
Bennington Rescue Squad
Vermont Heart Fund
Office of the Funeral Home
Hoff rules out run and urges Aiken to retire
Democratic former Gov. Philip Hoff announced he will not seek high public office for four years and urged Sen. George D. Aiken to quit in 1974. Hoff, new Democratic chairman, called running for office while chairman improper and urged Aiken, 81, to step down for the good of Vermont and the nation.
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Charles Butler Jr
Montpelier
UPI
Philip H. Hoff
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Democratic Party
New Democratic Party
State House
Hoff
Vermont
Aiken
U.S. Senate
Winston L. Prouty
Senate
Thomas P. Salmon
Dominique Casavant
Winooski
Gordon Paquette
Burlington
Chittenden County
Patrick Leahy
John Downs
St. Johnsbury
Kelton Miller
Shaftsbury
Manchester man’s marijuana charge tossed after illegal search
Bennington District Court Judge John P Morrissey suppressed evidence from a car search by former Manchester officer Eugene Giaotti finding no probable cause or suspicion. Paul Allen Green of Salem New York faced marijuana possession charges that are to be dropped. The officer admitted he believed he could search for drugs at will. Green had no prior contact with Giaotti. State’s Attorney Neil S Moss said charges would be dropped and the defense cited trial preparation ahead of next year’s proceedings.
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Bennington
John P. Morrissey
Manchester
Morrissey
Eugene Giaotti
Paul Allen Green
Salem
N.Y
Green
Giaotti
Mountain View
Ginotti
Neil S. Moss
David S. Potter
Buckley bills to insure police widows in Vermont
BENNINGTON UPI Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman T. Garry Buckley proposed a bill to guarantee the widow of a police officer killed in the line of duty the officer’s full salary for life. The measure would bind the employing town or state to fund the payments, retroactive if Manchester approves, aiding Dana Thompson who was killed during a break in at Whipple’s Drug Store.
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Manchester
Dana Thompson
Thompson
Whipple
Buckley
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