Putnam Memorial Hospital to launch major building fund drive
Putnam Memorial Hospital today announced a new building program after a year of study. Attorney Eugene V. Clark, hospital board president, said a multi million dollar public campaign will be held next spring. The drive marks the first public appeal for funds in over 15 years as architectural details are finalized.
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Rehnquist faces confirmation hearing amid praise and changes
At the Senate hearing Lewis F. Powell drew praise from Virginia senators and ABA leaders as a strong Supreme Court candidate. Rehnquist, challenged by liberal opposition, signaled changed views on public accommodations and school integration, noting Phoenix ordinances and his 1967 letter on integration. See REHNQUIST Page 18, Col. 1
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Mallary Campaign Hit Over Packaged Image Claim
In Montpelier UPI report Sen John Alden accuses Richard Mallary of selling a packaged image with a Boston puppet factory label while campaign manager Walter Kennedy blasts Mallary's televised ads as lacking personality Kennedy notes Alden will spend about eight thousand dollars in the Nov 16 primary with no ads due to cost Kennedy predicts outcome tied to turnout and rivals include Secretary of State Richard Thomas among six GOP hopefuls
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Supreme Court may halt Amchitka test despite 5 p.m. blast
UPI reports Hawaii remains on tidal wave alert as Amchitka test nears. Civil defense officials stand by for emergency evacuation and a Richter reading while courts weigh environmental concerns. Train warns of tsunami risk if a large quake is triggered offshore Coast.
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Jury hears Garneau shooting witnesses in Pray trial
In Bennington County Court, a jury heard three witnesses about the fatal May 6 shooting of Edouard B. Garneau in East Arlington. Ellen Garneau testified she returned home at about 5 30 p m and helped load furniture into a Jeep pickup bound for Sunderland while relatives, including Suzanne Garneau, were aboard.
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Wholesale prices decline for second straight month
The Labor Department reports October wholesale prices fell 0.1 percent, the second monthly decline in the price index since Nixon’s freeze. The 1967-based index sits at 114.4, up 3.1 percent from a year earlier, with seasonally adjusted figures showing a 0.1 percent rise.
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Governor optimistic on Vernon low power test with limits
Governor Deane C. Davis voiced hope that a temporary 1 per cent low power test at the Vernon Vermont Yankee plant could proceed to avert winter shortages. The New England Coalition on Nuclear Pollution and the Atomic Energy Commission oppose the testing, arguing the plant cannot safely or adequately prove readiness for winter demand.
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Bennington Christmas fund seeks help for the needy
The Inside Bennington column notes the Christmas fund for the needy could use money as the Bennington Lions seek funds to aid sight handicapped residents while Vermont GOP holds substantial funds. Other notes mention insurance program extension, a Shaftsbury dedication, landfill delays in Manchester, weekly football predictions, and Green Mountain Park revenue boosting Vermont by 3 million.
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