CETA workers push for reform and fringe benefits
Vermont CETA workers organized a statewide campaign to reform the program and gain benefits, criticizing lack of health insurance and job security. The group, A CETA Workers Action Committee, said funds expire soon and many workers face layoffs. It plans broader policy changes and questions state leaders about reform.
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CETA
Radical Liberty Union Party
Caroline Fairless
Federal holdback delays Vermont five million public works funds
Vermont faces a five million dollar delay in Public Works Employment Act funds after state officials revised distribution plans. The federal government will review the new procedure before releases, affecting snow removal and other vital municipal services.
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Public Works
Holland defends CETA program in Vermont
Vermont Manpower Services Director Daniel Holland defended the federally funded Comprehensive Employment and Training Act program at a news conference. He rejected claims by the CETA Workers Action Committee that the program fails to provide job security and benefits and said it aims to train workers for transition to unsubsidized, permanent jobs. He noted Vermont’s program is one of seven of 24 in New England with a satisfactory federal rating and called accusations of unfair drops and few permanent placements untrue.
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Montpelier
UPI
CETA
Vermont
Brattleboro
St. Johnsbury
Ceta Workers Action Committee
New England
Fiancee of Utah killer ordered committed to mental hospital
Nicole Barrett, fiancée of Gary Gilmore, was ordered committed to Utah Mental Hospital after her mother requested protection from a potential suicide pact. She had been treated at Utah Valley Hospital for a sleeping pills overdose and was to be transferred after release.
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Utah
Salt Lake City
UPI
Gary Gilmore
Allen Sorensen
Nicole Barrett
Utah Valley Hospital
Ues
Barrett
Richard Call
Gilmore
Dennis Boaz
Ban on diet pill considered
Washington FDA spokesman said amphetamine abuse is rising and the government may prohibit their use as diet pills or remove them from the market. J Richard Crout told a Senate subcommittee that amphetamines are the major offenders among abused drugs despite 1973 controls.
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UPI
Food and Drug Administration
J. Richard Crout
FDA
Bureau of Drugs
Senate
Bennington Police Report Morning Car Collision at Kocher Drive Intersection
Bennington police say two vehicles collided this morning at the Kocher Drive and Park Street intersection. No injuries reported, traffic slowed as officers investigated and directed traffic.
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Kocher
Route 67A
Northside Drive
Wayne R. Weeden
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Richard W. Nichols
Dorset
Catamount Coin Club meets for November gathering
The Catamount Coin Club met November 9 at St Peter's Episcopal Church Bennington with strong attendance from members and coin dealers. Kellie Coulter won a raffle and an auction of private coins occurred. The next meeting will be 6 30 p m December 14 and open to the public. Meetings are held the second Tuesday monthly at the church.
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The
Catamount Coin Club
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
Pleasant Street
Bennington
Kellie Coulter
Bennington Banner Classified Rates and Contact Info
The Bennington Banner lists daily publication details and service addresses. Rates shown include home delivery and mail subscriptions with regional pricing across Vermont and the U.S. Second class postage is paid at Bennington Vermont.
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Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
The
Banner Publishing Corp
United Press International
New York Times
Matthews, Shannon & Cullen, Inc
Vermont
U.S
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