UVM Near Top in Public University Fees in Survey
A nationwide survey by the National Association of State Universities and Land-Grant Colleges finds 78 percent of 115 institutions raised charges. The University of Vermont ranks second in in state tuition and fees at 1087.50 and second in nonresident total charges at 3850.50, with Michigan and Cornell among higher rivals. New Hampshire and Hawaii lowered rates, while New England universities show varied fee comparisons.
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Burlington
National Association of State Universities
University of Vermont
Cornell University
Vermont
University of Michigan
Michigan
UVM
Cornell
Temple
University of Pittsburgh
City University of New York
University of Guam
University of Arkansas At
Pine Bluff
Lincoln University
Missouri
New Hampshire
University of Hawaii
Hawaii
New England
Ammenail
Connecticut
Maine
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Burns calls power reform a political compromise in Vermont
Burlington Representative Brian Burns labels the Hoff Kennedy plan to reorganize VELCO and form a state power authority as a political compromise that fails to fix the energy crisis. He backs buying VELCO instead, while warnings about bureaucratic muddiness prompt scrutiny by the House Commerce Committee ahead of 1974.
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Burlington
UPI
Brian Burns
Vermont
Phlip H. Hoff
House
Walter Kennedy
Chelsea
Governor’s Commission On Electrical Energy
Burns
James Griffin
Hoff-Kennedy
VELCO
WELCO
Hoff Commission
House Commerce Committee
Obituaries for Cadoret and Moring in Hoosick Falls and Bennington
Funeral services were held for John D. Cadoret of Hoosick Falls at Hanson Walbridge. He died in a hunting accident in White Creek. Burial followed in Hindshillville Cemetery. Elizabeth Moring of Bennington, a former New Jersey resident active in St Peter's Altar Guild, was laid to rest at Sparta Presbyterian Cemetery in Sparta, New Jersey, with burial at family convenience. Both services featured local clergy and attending unions and company personnel.
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Italy
John
Marina
Vargi) Luinetti
United States
Woodridge
N.J
South Londonderry
New Jersey
Marina Dunham
Hunter, N.J
Anna Matteo
Rutherford
Angelina Bassetti
New York City
Victor
Fred
Garden City
St. Joseph’s Church
Chester
Michael St. Pierre
Glebe View
John D. Cadoret
Fourth St
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Hanson- Walbridge
John Y. Elliott
First Baptist Church of
John Kimball
Dennis Callhan
Charles Foster
Richard Ogden
al Farqueson
Morgan Parkhill
Wood Flong Corp
Mr. Cadoret
Elizabeth Moring
Union St
Bennington
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
Kenneth W. Costin
John Riddle
Sparta Presbyterian Cemetery
Sparta
St. Peter’s Church
Albany, N.Y
Oktoberfest themed Elks Social in Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls Elks Club hosts a Bavarian Oktoberfest tonight with Walter Wintergerst and his Bavarian Band performing from 10 pm to 2 am. free beer and snacks, a German buffet after the Elks toast, and attendees urged to wear Bavarian costumes. Tickets sold out. Gerald and Sharon Schwartz chair arrangements with Michael and Mrs. Brewster handling decorations.
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Elks
Gerald Schwartz
Michael Brewster
Walter Wintergerst
Tri-city
Wintergerst
John Delarey
Auto total at Maple and Gage intersection
A 1964 Chevrolet driven by Charlotte L. Hunter, 23, of Bennington, was totaled in a collision with a 1971 Ford station wagon driven by Edward F. Dwyer Jr., 44, of Defreestville, N.Y., at Maple and Gage Thursday afternoon. Dwyer’s car sustained moderate damage. no injuries were reported. Another crash at Route 67A and Scarey Lane involved a 1966 Saab driven by Efren L. Clay, 18, of Arlington, and a 1973 Hornet driven by Edna M. Ranseona, 45, of Bennington, with moderate damage to both vehicles.
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Bennington
Maple
Gage Streets
Charlotte L. Hunter
Gage
Edward F. Dwyer Jr
Defreestville
N.Y
Dwyer
Scarey Lane
Efren L. Clay
Arlington
Edna M. Ranseona
Senior Citizens Notes From Local Center Activities
The Senior Citizens meet Monday November 5 at 7 30 p m at the new Recreation Center with a social to follow. Oct 26 winners at the card party were Isabelle LaBarge Ralph Jackson and Alice Thompson. Friday bowl results at Bennington Lanes saw Abby Dorgeloh and Bernadette Sausville tie 150 in a single and 404 in triples. John Button high 166 single and Gerard Morin 421 triple. The group bowls every Friday at 3 p m.
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New Recreation Center
Isabelle LaBarge
Ralph Jackson
Alice Thompson
Bennington Lanes
Abby Dorgeloh
Bernadette Sausville
John Button
Insurance complaints hit record high in Vermont
Vermont Department of Banking and Insurance reports record consumer complaints about insurance. In fiscal 1973 the department recovered over 97000 for policyholders, resolving 284 cases in the plaintiffs' favor. In the first four months of fiscal 1974 almost 59000 has been collected, with aims to increase cases and recoveries.
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James Guest
Guest
Monument School Kids Seek Campbell Soup Labels
Monument Elementary students push to collect Campbell’s red and white soup labels for a prize in their project for the new building. With four weeks left they have about 4700 of the 8625 labels needed. Residents may drop labels at West Main Street school or mail to Mrs. Betty Fair, 3 Corey Lane, Bennington.
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Monument
St. Joseph College
Campbell
West Main Street
Betty Fair
Corey Lane
Bennington
Aiken Upset Over Watergate Tapes Shortfall
Burlington UPI reports Vermont Senator George D. Aiken says two Watergate tapes are missing but not surprising. He warns the gaps signal a national crisis and urges Congress and the President to unite to resolve the problems facing the nation.
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Burlington
UPI
Senate Republicans
George D. Aiken
Vermont
Aiken
Congress
Benn Elementary Open House Monday At Benn Elementary
Bennington Elementary School will hold its open house on Monday November 5 beginning at 7 p.m. Parents and friends are invited and urged to bring their children. A tour of the building at 7:45 p.m. will be followed by refreshments.
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Bennington Elementary School
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Springfield Convalescent Center
Hoff
Kennedy
Cadoret
White Creek
Mrs
Edith Beaumont
Charles Stowell
Commissioner of Public Works
Home Furniture CO
Main ST
Monument Plaza Shopping Center
Maple, Gage
Clay
Ranzona
Monument School
Evans’ News Inc
Tropic Aire
Fienberg
Bennington, VT
Benn
Mammoth Mart
North Bennington
Brattleboro
Manchester Center
West Dover
Zayre
North Adams
Ayre the Discount Department
Artery Arcade
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