New England states show low support for higher education growth
New England states rank poorly in recent data on state funding for higher education. New Jersey leads with a 53 percent two year rise, while Washington shows no increase. Massachusetts leads New England in total dollars and per capita measures, with Rhode Island and Connecticut also notable in per capita rankings.
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Chicago 7 Fraines to speak at war panel Montpelier
Vermont College hosts a 7 p.m. war symposium in Noble Hall Montpelier featuring Dr John Froines of the Chicago Seven trial as a panelist. The event free and open to the public, part of the Twentieth Century seminar series.
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Roses all the may in London strike ends in occupation
Thirty workers at a wholesale furniture and hardware store finished a fourth night of a live-in strike in London. They occupied the premises to protest what they called inadequate living conditions saying the life there is better than at home but conditions elsewhere are poor. Worker Jim Corbett described lacking a cot and TV at home and praised the bed and furnishings available during the protest.
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UVM Professor Speaks on Navajos to AAUW Meeting
At a November AAUW gathering hosted by Mrs. Warren Jensen, Dr. James Wadsworth of the University of Vermont spoke on The Navajos Their Culture and Agriculture. He described experiences from living in the Navajo area with his family as slides showed Navajo homes, work, crafts, and daily life. The session included questions, followed by refreshments.
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Health care costs topic to be explored on ETV program
Vermont Educational Television will air an hour long segment on health care costs and consumer questions on November 28 from 7 30 to 8 30 p m Viewers may call 655 1100 with queries Panelists include Herluf Olsen Dr Peter Alden Jay Breines and John Durkin The program seeks to discuss shoppers guides to hospitals doctor recruitment insurance and planning in health care.
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TV's first 25 years faces federal control limits
Hollywood reports television marks 25 years and seeks freedom from licensing and government oversight of news. NBC executives urge removing the fairness doctrine while defending public airwaves as belonging to the people. They argue news should enjoy First Amendment protections like print.
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