New England libraries launch outreach leadership network plan
New England town libraries push outreach to broader public with a $109000 U.S. Office of Education grant. The Outreach Leadership Network, headquartered at UNH Durham, will coordinate four institutes across six states, enlisting 120 public librarians and guiding programs like store front collections and home bound delivery.
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Durham
N.H
New England
U.S. Office of Education
New England Center For Continuing Education
University of New
Hampshire
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Barbara Conroy
Lawrence A. Allen
University of Kentucky
Candidates Reply Continued from Page 5 Focus on Southeast Asia aid
A set of remarks from candidates Mallary Morrisseau O'Shea Stafford Thomas and Abbott Westphal discuss U.S. role in Southeast Asia reconstruction. Proposals cover multilateral aid efforts non military assistance land reform Mekong development and a cautious withdrawal with limited support from international bodies.
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U.S
S.E. Asia
U.N
United States
South Vietnamese
South Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Morrisseau
Indo-China
Vietnam
Asia
Stafford
Thomas
Abbott
Westphal
Catholic Relief Thanksgiving Clothing Drive to Aid Pakistan
The Burlington diocese seeks lightweight used clothing and bedding for the 23rd annual Thanksgiving Clothing Collection for the Needy Overseas. Donations will be processed by Catholic Relief Services and shipped to 50 countries, including Pakistan for refugees. Last year donations exceeded 179,925 pounds of garments and infant wear.
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Burlington
Africa
Asia
Latin America
Catholic Relief Services
Overseas Aid Agency
Msgr
Bresnehan
Inflation drives rising land prices across regions says expert
Urban land expert Sylvan Kamm argues inflation hits land value hardest, citing a 400 to 500 percent rise in developing areas over 20 years while consumer prices rose about 60 percent. He urges high density incentives, reform of FHA VA programs, and new tax rules to curb land price inflation and promote land banking and streamlined urban renewal.
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Eugene Carlson Wasington
UPI
Sylvan Kamm
Kamm
Urban Land
Urban Land Institute
United States
White House
Texas
Oklahoma
United Kingdom
West Germany
FHA
Congressional
Congress
Vermont agency maps selective growth and foreign markets
Development Secretary Roland Loveless outlined a revised budget and policy plan for the coming year. The agency will focus on selective economic development to align industry with environmental laws, disperse growth to smaller communities, help firms fund equipment for compliance, and expand Vermont exports. Housing directions and a possible personnel shift involving H Warren Scribner were discussed but not decided.
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Vermont
Loveless
H. Warren Scribner
Scribner
CVR Names New Manager in St Albans and Montreal
Central Vermont Railway Inc appointed Joseph A. Boutin as general manager succeeding retired A E Perkins. Boutin serves as CN Champlain operations manager and will base headquarters in St Albans and Montreal, a move announced by CVR vice president Raymond Gosselin.
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ST. Albans
Joseph A. Boutin
Central Vermont Railway Inc
Raymond Gosselin
Boutin
Canadian National
Champlain
CVR
A.E. Perkins
Montreal
Brandeis honors Mammoth Mart head at testimonial dinner
Max Coffman of Brockton Massachusetts chairman and president of Mammoth Mart Stores and Brandeis Fellow was honored by Brandeis and the Brockton community at a testimonial dinner at Hyman Cushmans home. Schottland spoke. Coffman serves on multiple charitable boards and received the Horatio Alger award in 1967.
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Max Coffman
Brockton
Mass
Mammoth Mart Stores
Brandeis University
Brandeis
Hyman Cushman
Charles I. Schottland
Coffman
United Fund
Retarded Children’s Fund
United Jewish Appeal
Goddard Hospital
Stoughton
Cardinal Cushing Hospital
New England Law School
Horatio Alger
Bennington
Mammoth Mart
Real Estate Commission Reminds Law on Licenses
Montpelier Vermont the Real Estate Commission warns that any person acting as an agent in renting apartments or houses must hold a broker or salesman license. Mary W. Davis chair notes Title 26 Section 2211 defines real estate broker and violators face fines up to 500 dollars.
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Davis
Changes in Selective Service rules in Vermont draft plan
Vermont director Col William J Burke announces new regulations to the Selective Service Act set to take effect nationwide in early December. Changes cover 2-S student deferments, induction postponements, new classes 2-D 4-G 4-W 1-H, abolition of 1-Y and 5-A, a uniform lottery induction system, revised registration window, personal appearance time limits, witness rights, and board service rules including age and term limits.
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Montpelier
William J. Burke
Vermont
Selective Service
Congress
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N.E
New England Institute
Joseph Boisse
Vermont Department of Libraries
James Igoe
Kathleen Geary
Fletcher Free Library
Esso
Winslow
J.H. Winslow
A&p
Gurveying
Gerald
Morrissey, Inc
Beech St
Pakistan
Paul M. Bresnehan
India
Development Agency
Real Estate Commission
Mind the Law
Wickes
Frigidaire
North Street
West Bend
J.F. Collins CO
Roberts Drive
North Adams
Pratt ST
Roofing & Sheet Metal CO
General Merchandise
Value Mart
OF Pittsfield, Inc
Columbus Avenue
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