Arts Council Still Seeks Hidden Works in Vermont Show
Vermont Council on the Arts seeks original 19th century American paintings for a forthcoming show. Arthur Williams says judges will discuss selection criteria after a New York Times article highlighted the period’s bluechip potential. Vermonters with unsigned or signed oils or watercolors from the last century are urged to contact local museums or the council in Montpelier to arrange pickup if needed.
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Vermont
Williams
New York Times
Hirschl & Adler
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Vermont Council On the Arts
Montpelier
Hayakawa cites selective campus unrest at San Francisco State
San Francisco State President S I Hayakawa said at a luncheon that uprisings won't affect all schools this year. He noted only police academies embalming schools and karate institutions expect no trouble.
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San Francisco
UPD
S. I. Hayakawa
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Therapists Workshop In Rutland Vermont
The Vermont Association for the Crippled and the handicapped children section of the state Department of Health will hold a two day workshop for physical therapists in Rutland on November 14 and 15. It aims to boost knowledge of cerebral palsy evaluation and treatment so Vermont children can receive care locally. Sessions include a lecture by Marion McKee on cerebral palsy development, Molloy on deformity prevention, and demonstrations by Benger Everett Bonin Graziano Shel don on therapy and feeding. A dinner will conclude with a discussion on communications among family teachers and medical personnel.
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State Department of Health
Vermont
Marion McKee
Burlington
Maureen Molloy
Leland Benger
Miriam Everett
Association
Kathryn Bonin
Bardwell
Benger
Molloy
Beatrice Graziano
Emily Sheldon
Trust Buster Arnold Dies at 78 in Alexandria
Wesley Arnold, 78, partner at Arnold & Porter and famed antitrust figure, died Friday in suburban Alexandria Virginia. A founder of Arnold, Fortas and Porter in 1945, he led antitrust actions as assistant attorney general and later served on the DC Circuit Court of Appeals before entering private practice.
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UPI
Thurman Wesley Arnold
Alexandria
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Washington, D.C
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Abe Fortas
Lyndon B. Johnson
Supreme Courta
Arnold
Justice Department
Franklin D. Roosevelt
U.S. Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Tainted turkey withheld from market due to pesticide checks
Washington reports four million pounds of turkey meat ordered held from retail markets while USDA tests for outlawed pesticide residues. A Minnesota plant flagged frozen turkeys with heptachlor, traced to Arkansas Valley Industries of Little Rock, with nationwide survey finding no other contaminated lots. Officials say contaminated products have not reached retailers.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Minnesota
Arkansas Valley Industries, Inc
Little Rock
Boozers Curfew in Vermont for New Year's Eve
The Vermont Liquor Control Board announced no extension of sale hours on New Year’s Eve. Gregory McNally said license holders with first class or first and third class licenses may entertain and stay open until 2 a.m. but must stop all sales and consumption at 2 a.m. on January E.
Gen Clays Grandson Held On Drug Charge
In Montpelier Vermont Frank Clay Jr 22 grandson of Gen Lucius Clay was ordered held on $1000 bail for allegedly selling LSD and marijuana Police said raids in Montpelier and Woodbury yielded 150 pounds of marijuana 100 LSD tablets and other drugs valued at 15000 He declined a plea and will return to Vermont District Court Monday The other six defendants face charges ranging from selling LSD to marijuana with intent to sell
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Vermont
MIT Studies Student Dissent Prompts Discipline Talks
MIT President Howard Johnson pledged to discuss issues including Defense Department research that spurred student demonstrations. A Middlesex Superior Court extension maintained a preliminary injunction against demonstrators while MIT plans disciplinary action for some participants.
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Cambridge, Mass
UPI
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Defense Department
MIT
Howard Johnson
Middlesex Superior Court
Johnson
Space Flight Budget Approved for Apollo Moon Missions
A 3.7 billion NASA budget won Senate and House approval for three Apollo flights including Apollo 12 with a launch planned next Friday. The package funds NASA operations at 3.715 billion for the year and authorizes nine Apollo missions over three years, with the actual funds to be appropriated later.
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Vpi
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House
U.S
Nixon
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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Two Injured In Friday Car Crashes
Bennington College student Anne Pierce suffered minor injuries when her 1968 Rambler Ambassador skidded on the Silk Road bridge in Bennington and hit a tree at 1 30 p.m. The Rambler was demolished and Pierce had cuts and a chipped tooth. A separate 2 p.m. collision on U.S. 7 near Iron Kettle Restaurant involved a 1966 Jeep driven by Leon J. Golli and a 1963 Chevrolet driven by Lyle F. Cone. A passenger in the Chevrolet, Mrs. Grace Cone, 64, was injured. Cone’s car was demolished and she was taken to Putnam Memorial Hospital. Front-end damage noted for the Jeep.
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Silk Road
Bennington
Anne Pierce
Miss Pierce
U.S. 7
Shaftsbury
Leon J. Golli
Arlington
Lyle F. Cone
Schenectady
N.Y
Grace Cone
Cone
N E Science Teachers Meet On Social Conscience Theme
The New England Regional Conference of the National Science Teachers Association will meet in Providence at the Biltmore Hotel for three days with the theme Science and the Social Conscience. Highlight speakers include Herman J. Schneider and Richard Sheehan with Catherine Cushing, Werner Baum, and Alfred Garrett. Workshops, a field trip, and a Friday banquet feature among events for 3200 regional members.
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Providence
R.I
New England
National Science Teachers Association
Biltmore
Herman J. Schneider
D.C. Heath Co
Ing
Richard Sheehan
Lincoln, R.il
Catherine Cushing
Cranston
Rhode Island University
Werner A. Baum
Harry K. Wong
Melo-Atherton High School
Atherton
Calif
New Hampshire Split Over Vermont Tax Feud
Governor Walter Peterson and Attorney General George S. Pappagianis clash over the Vermont tax dispute and Maine case. Wheeler appeals Vermont income tax method. Peterson seeks friend of the court status. Pappagianis refuses to join Maine matter as beyond official duties.
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Vermont
Concord
George S. Pappagianis
Maine
Walter Peterson
Peterson
U.S. Supreme Court
Wilfred Wheeler
Enfield
Pappagianis
New Hampshire
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
Kittery
Executive Council
Warren Rudman
State Supreme Court
St Michael's College to Build Ski Area at Colchester
St Michael's College volunteers clear land behind Fanny Allen Hospital Colchester for a 375 foot portable ski tow with 500 skiers per hour capacity. The slope will be used by the college ski team and open to all students.
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Winooski
St. Michael’s College
Fanny Allen Hospital
Colchester
Edward P. Markey
Robert Quinn
St. Michael’s
Land Use Law Could Halt Intensive Developments
Vermont faces a major challenge in shaping land use policy. Connecticut Agriculture Commissioner Joseph N. Gill argued at a public hearing that careful land use laws are needed to contain or manage development, highlighting concerns from state and local agricultural and natural resources sectors.
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Connecticut
Vermont
Gill
Irving Fellows
University of Connecticut
Fellows
Lawrence Wright
Wright
Obituary for Hans G Domini of Sandgate
Hans G Domini 65 a retired school custodian from Hempstead Long Island died unexpectedly Friday at Putnam Memorial Hospital He was born May 7 1940 in Hanover Germany He is survived by his wife Anna Reis three sons Frederick J Robert G and Ronald H Calling hours set at Hanson Walbridge Funeral Home Arlington with a Masonic service Sunday and funeral Monday at 10 am Rev John Geer to officiate Burial in Sandgate Family lot Connecticut land use laws and Vermont open space concerns are discussed by officials noting potential tax and development impacts on local towns and farms
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Hans G. Domini
Hempstead
Long Island
Putnam Memorial Hospital
John
Anna Palm Domini
Hanover
Germany
Anna Reis
Frederick J
Seaford
L.I
Robert G
Huntington, L.I
Post Office relents on gaudy letter envelope
In Southampton England officials initially refused to mail a 21 year old girl's letter to her boyfriend in Australia saying the red envelope caused eyestrain for sorters. Miss Mansell said the envelope was pink and protested the ruling.
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Southampton
England
UPD
Dierdre Mansell
Australia
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