Vermont Flu Clinic Schedule Opens Oct 12 statewide
The Vermont Health Department outlines a phased flu vaccination plan targeting high risk seniors and chronically ill starting Oct 12. Clinics in Bennington Readsboro Pownal Woodford and Shaftsbury schedule appointments through Nov 15 with both bivalent and monovalent vaccines available while supplies last.
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Burlington
State Health Department
Vermont Health Department
Bennington
Senior Citizens Center
North St
Shaftsbury and
Pownal
Readsboro
Historical Society
Pownal Center
Woodford
Woodford Hollow School
Oak Hill
Shaftsbury
Ruling expected on release of pardons list
Superior Judge John Morrissey may rule next week on whether Gov. Salmon must publish the pardons list. A suit by Parole Board Chairman Raymond Giroux seeks to block release, arguing irreparable harm. news agencies contend the list is a public record.
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Burlington
UPI
John P. Morrissey
Thomas Salmon
Salmon
State Parole Board
Raymond Giroux
Williams Observatory Open Night Highlights Night Sky Tour
Williams College invites the public to a biannual open night at the Hopkins Observatory on October 8 from 7:30 to 9 p.m. Prof. Jay M. Pasachoff leads the session with telescopes trained on the moon, Andromeda Galaxy, and Hercules globular cluster. Weather line 597-2165.
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Williamstown
Mass
Hopkins Observatory
Williams College
Thompson Physical Laboratory
Jay M. Pasachoff
Viking
Mars
Moon
Andromeda
Hercules
Thompson Laboratory
Main Street
Spring Street
Pasachoff
Milham Planet
Guest calls for change in laws on nominations
Democratic candidate for Secretary of State James Guest urged Vermont to reform election laws after a 169 169 deadlock for a Democratic nomination to the House. He proposes treating House primaries like statewide tie cases with a formal party meeting to designate a single candidate.
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Montpelier
UPI
James Guest
Eric Winston
Calais
Jean Matthew
Marshfield
Vermont
Guest
House of Representives
State energy plan draws $50,086 grant
Vermont awarded a $50,086 federal grant to develop a state energy conservation plan as part of a $5 million program of technical assistance. The objective for 1980 is to reduce energy consumption by five percent in each state and territory.
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Boston
UPI
Vermont
Federal Energy Administration
Manchester school board starts fiscal 1978 budget talk
Manchester officials begin early budget work for 1977-78 with estimates and a January final tally. Supt. Houlihan notes review will continue, bus insurance costs rise, and a possible new school bus is checked amid policy and salary-sharing discussions.
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Manchester School Board
Manchester
Edward Houlihan
Houlihan
William Sheldon
Sheldon
Michael Powers
Henry R. Lambert
Powers
Ronald Morell
Corcoran seeks $400,000 boost for state police
Public Safety Commissioner Edward W. Corcoran says the 1977 legislature should provide an extra 400000 to fill vacancies and add 25 state troopers. He aims for around the clock patrols and to end unpaid overtime, noting current authorized strength is 237 but only about 130 patrol highways due to special details.
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Corcoran
Rutland brothers deny drug charges in 61 count indictment
Jonathan Sherman and Richard Sherman both pleaded innocent in U S District Court to a 61 count federal indictment for illegal distribution of regulated drugs. The Sherman Shopping Services corporation faces charges over 154000 doses of barbiturates valued at about 77500 dollars.
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Sherman Shopping Services
Carroll’s Pharmacy
Richard Sherman
Vermont
Sherman
New York State
Cost Plus Drug Inc
Dartmouth Colloquium on Water and Planetary Regoliths
A three day conference at Dartmouth College October 5 to 7 will discuss water on earth and on other planets with themes on terrestrial water planetary water and detection methods. NASA CAREL AGU and NAS sponsor the event drawing about 40 attendees from Hanover and beyond. Keynote speakers include Leonard Rieser and Col Robert Crosby.
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Dartmouth
Earth
Hanover
N.H
Dartmouth College
Department of Earth Sciences
Cold Regions Research and Engineering Laboratories
U.S. Army
NASA
Viking
Mars
American Geophysical Union
National Academy of Sciences
Division of Hydrology
Leonard M. Rieser
Faculty of Arts and Sciences
Col
Robert L. Crosby
CAREL
Childs
College Hall
Drake
Hopkins Center
Storrs Pond
Republican Candidate Flags Budget Failures Against Diamond
Rep. John Meaker accuses Democratic Attorney General M. Diamond of neglecting duties to seek re election. He says Diamond did not submit an estimated departmental budget by Sept. 1 as required, while Budget Commissioner Crisman notes most agencies miss the deadline. The treasurer’s office and the legislature are among those not filed.
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Ronald Crisman
State Treasurer’s Office
Legislature
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Bucholt
First Congregational Church
Manchester Village
Health Department
of Pardons
Williams Observatory
Hoolick Falls
N.Y
Scott R. Coulter
North Bennington
Coulter
High Street
Theodore G. Chingos
Ferns
Long Trail Rd
Bennington, Vt
Winston
Matthew
OAK & Barn Board
Bennington Art Supplies
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Vermont State School Directors Association
Rutland Brothers
James Holden
Diamond
Kodak
Downtown
Tve Stereo
Cameras Records
Burt Bros
Kodak Photo-Greetings
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