Action planned on Weeks School reform in Vergennes
Corrections Commissioner Charles G. Adams will act on recommendations for Weeks School in Vergennes after consulting the corrections board November 27. The petitioning residents led to hiring an extra work supervisor and a recruitment drive for more supervisory staff, plus a state police patrol boost at Hoff's request to increase area surveillance. Legislative draftsmen prepare about 14 bills for the Hoff package to reorganize executive government.
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Vermont seeks more funds for college aid program
Vermont officials said a supplemental appropriations bill includes a $200,000 request for the Vermont Student Assistance Corp to cover 280 additional needy students. Dr Max W Barrows affirmed the Hoff administration will seek legislative approval. The group had already received half a million dollars for the year under a 1967 appropriation. Grants reach up to $800 based on net family income. Meanwhile four proposed sites for regional correctional centers were named Burlington Rutland St Johnsbury and Woodstock. The plan replaces 14 county jails and is under review by the Legislative Council with cost estimates due for the Corrections Board meeting on Nov 27. A Windham College freshman pleaded innocent to two counts of marijuana possession and was held on $500 bail.
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Lottery test rollout widens Albany area outlets
New York officials announce a test program selling lottery tickets today at several Capital District stores including Central Market in Troy. October totals reach over 6,000,000 tickets, the second highest monthly figure since launch. Republican leader Perry B. Duryea proposes a bill to use lottery revenue to close the school budget gap.
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Troy
Perry B. Duryea
Williams College to receive 75000 Rockefeller grant for Center for Environmental Studies
In Williamstown the Rockefeller Foundation grants 75000 to Williams College to plan an integrated research education and action program for the new Center for Environmental Studies. Center director Prof Andrew J W Scheffey says studies will cover population trends pollution land use industrial growth and cultural values across human life. The effort aims to explore multiple environmental issues within a formative stage.
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Rockefeller Foundation
Center For Environmental Studies
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