Shaftsbury Candidate Pearl Hoyt Seeks State Representative Seat
Pearl Hoyt, a conservative Democrat from Shaftsbury District 45, campaigns on local control, smaller government, and preserved town meeting decisions. He argues for living-wage jobs, higher minimum standards, stronger environmental rules, and protections for workers and retirees while opposing broad right to work and gun-control measures. Hoyt, a longtime Cushman Mfg Co veteran and labor ally, advocates enhanced road and pollution controls with careful impact on small businesses.
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Kelton Miller
Shaftsbury
Pearl Hoyt
Woyt
Hoyt
Vermont
Brookfield
Manchester
Cast Braintree
Sunderland
North Bennington
Cold Spring Road
Hoy
Hayt
Tate Mountain Fish and Game Club
Common Sense Associates
Hoy c
Cushman Mig.Co
Hoosle
Pownal
Spruce Paper Company
State Highway Department
Hethould
Cushman’s
Hale Mountain Fish and Game Club
Employes Pension Program
UVM Symposium Oct 20 Focuses on Infectious Disease
A day-long symposium at the University of Vermont on October 20 will draw about 150 students and physicians from Vermont and northern New England. Sponsored by UVM College of Medicine, it features speakers from UVM and Boston, Milwaukee, and Maryland. Dr. Robert J. McKay Jr. opens with a session on diagnosing and managing infections in patients unusually susceptible to disease. Dr. Frederick C. Rosen discusses the role of immunoglobulins in host defense after a 10 a.m. address. The event is funded by Lederle Laboratories and invites area physicians to attend.
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Burlington
University of Vermont
Vermont
New England
Office of Continuing Education For Health Sciences
UVM College of Medicine
Massachusetts
Wisconsin
Maryland
Given Medical Fuilding
UVM
Robert J. McKay Jr
University
Carpenter Auditorium
Frederick C. Rosen
Harvard Medical School
Children’s Hospital Medical Center
Boston
Lederle Laboratories
Granite State Awards to honor NH legislator and newspaperman
Keene veterans Cleon E. Heald and Kenneth F. Zwicker will receive Granite State Awards at Keene State College during the Oct 15 Parents Day convocation. Heald, a six term General Court member and realtor, helped convert Glencliffe Tuberculosis Hospital into the NH Home for the Elderly. Zwicker, born in Brownville, Maine, rose from editor roles to assistant publisher of the Keene Sentinel, earning national awards for cancer and highway safety and driving editorials on poverty welfare housing and information freedom.
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Keene
University of New Hampshire
Granite State
Keene State College
Cleon E. Heald
New Hampshire General Court
Kenneth F. Zwicker
Keene Sentinel
New Hampshire Branite
UNH
Keene State
Plymouth State College
New Hampshire
Edward J. Kingsbury
James E. O'Neil
Chesterfield
Robb Sagendorph
Dublin
Edward C. Sweeney Jr
Walter R. Peterson
Glencliffe
Zwicker
Brownville
Maine
University of Maine
Marine Corps
South Pacific
Ellsworth American
Bangor Evening
Herald News and
Sunday News Corporation
Ridgewood
N.J
Keene Evening Sentinel
The
Sentinel
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