Vermont lawmaker urges ending Vermont Yankee monitoring
Rep Harry Ashe objects to the radiation monitoring program at Vermont Yankee Vernon arguing funds are wasted and data is worthless. Occupational Health Director John Fraines backs continued monitoring while seeking stronger x ray controls, noting federal rulings limit state power.
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Health Board
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Woodstock
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Davis Niles union in Hammond and Lansing ceremony
Paula Louise Niles and Thomas H. Davis married on Oct. 30 at St. Paul's Episcopal Church in Hammond Indiana. Reception followed at the bridegroom’s parents’ home in Lansing. The couple will reside in Lansing with he employed by the U S Nuclear Regulatory Commission.
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Paula Louise
Thomas H. Davis
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Hammond
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Lansing
Ill
Charles Davis
Bennington
White Plains
N.Y
Rockland Community College
Suffern
Three color thread sewing attachment debuts for knitwear
CARLSTADT New Jersey UP I reports a new sewing machine attachment that stitches with three colors or blends using one needle. The patented rotary hook with seven millimeter zig zag width suits decorative sewing on vests waist cinchers jeans and shirt yokes. It fits three models from New Home Sewing Machine Co.
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Texas Longhorns Remind Old West at Wichita Refuge
Roaming across the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge, the nation s largest public herd of Texas longhorns embodies the Old West as refuges biologist Gene Bartnicki notes the cattle live on dried grass in winter and adjust with seasonal ranges and grazing patterns on the prairie.
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Okla
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Competency test at Johnson State College shows low pass rate
Johnson State College requires writing competence for graduation and reports 42 of 117 sophomores passing the test. Officials say about 50 nonpassers can reach competence with a sophomore writing course, others need freshman courses or extensive remedial work. The college notes Vermont's rare stance on mandatory competency.
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Prison charges room and board in Michigan case
Michigan sues convicted felon Charles Vance Frum to recover 12.14 dollars daily for prison room and board under the 1935 Prison Reimbursement Act. Exemptions apply to those supporting relatives or with assets under 1500 dollars. Officials say most prisoners do not pay willingly.
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