Vermont Labor grant funds training for unemployed
The U S Labor Department approved a 150000 manpower development grant to train 78 Vermonters in Colchester Barre Rutland and Barton with total costs near 157730. Colchester will train 30. 24 in Barre. 12 in Rutland and Barton. A separate 40000 on the job training plan seeks 65 unemployed to fill slots as the department will reimburse participating employers.
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Washington
UPI
U.S. Labor Department
Winston L. Prouty
R-Vt
Colchester
Barre
Rutland
Barton
Fort Ethan Allen
Champlain Valley
McCarthy Name on New York Ballot Targets Court Action
In Albany a Democratic elector seeks a court order to end the so called fluke situation allowing Minnesota Senator Eugene McCarthy to appear as a presidential candidate on New York ballots. The move aims to prevent Humphrey opponents and stems from policy tensions during the 1968 campaign year.
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Albany
Minnesota
Eugene McCarthy
New York State
James T. Healey
McCarthy
Hubert Humphrey
John P. Lomenzo
Court of Appeals
Lomenzo
John J. Burns
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Nixon-Agnew
Berkshire County hires Matteson as development consultant
Robert J. M. Matteson of Bennington firm Matteson Associates is hired by the Berkshire County Industrial Development Commission to craft a six month economic development action program costing 7500 to 10000 dollars. He also consults for Williams College and will begin the study early next year.
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Pittsfield
Robert J. M. Matteson
Bennington
Matteson Associates
Berkshire County Industrial Development Commission
Center For Environmental Studies
Williams College
Matteson
Winslow backs Daley for Vermont governor over McCarthy backers
Windham College president Eugene Winslow urged McCarthy supporters to back Lt. Gov. John J. Daley for governor. In letters to McCarthy staffers, Winslow praised Daley, cited Hoff’s programs, and noted Daley’s Vietnam plank support. Democratic leaders confirmed the general mailing to thousands.
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McCarthy
Daley
Putney
UPD
Vermont
Minnesota
John J. Daley
Windham College
Eugene Winslow
Philip H. Hoff
Hoff
Vietnam
Cernik Expected to Sign Treaty With Soviets
Premier Oldrich Cernik arrived in Moscow to sign a pact legalizing the Aug. 21 invasion and calling for a staged withdrawal of occupation troops from Czechoslovakia. Tass and Prague radio described talks on questions between Czechoslovakia and the Soviet Union.
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Soviets
Moscow
UPS
Oldrich Cernik
Czechoslovakia
Tass
Alexei Wni
Kosygin
Vnukovo-2
Prague Radio
Prague
Horse Kicks Chafee Daughter Causes Critical Injuries
Gov John H Chafee and wife faced a grave accident as 14 year old Tribbie Chafee was kicked in the face by a horse. She remained unconscious in Rhode Island Hospital's ICU with respirator support and heart stimulation.
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Providence
R.I
UPI
John H. Chafee
Tribbie Chafee
Rhode Island Hospital
Julius Stoll
Chafee
Frank Licht
Becky Godwin
Virginia
Mills Godwin Jr
Virginia Beach
Chicago
Richmond
Miss Chafee
Barrington
Peter A. Landal Jr
Cranston
Terry
Laudatt
Tribbie
Lincoln School
Three Killed In Weekend Road Accidents
In Vermont two Windham County residents and an elderly Massachusetts woman died in weekend highway crashes. Marie Rogers, 76, of Brockton was killed crossing Vt 7 in Rutland near a motel. Earlier, Blaine McLoud, 45, of White River Junction and Robert Jillson, 20, of Bridgewater died in a three-car crash on Route 4 in Bridgewater. McLoud’s microbus overturned and was struck by two oncoming cars.
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Rutland
UPI
Massachusetts
Vermont
Marie Rogers
Brockton
Mass
Windsor County
Rte 4
Bridgewater
Blaine O. McLoud
White River Junction
Robert C. Jillson
McLoud
Pathologist Will Resign If Authority Is Curbed
Burlington, UP I report says state pathologist Dr. Richard Woodruff vows to resign if his authority to order autopsies is curtailed. The dispute follows Asst. Atty. Gen. William Keefe’s suggestion to remove Woodruff’s power to initiate autopsies, shifting such decisions to county prosecutors. Woodruff warns the move would terminate his contract and deter successors.
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Burlington
UPI
Richard Woodruff
Woodruff
Asst. Atty
William Keefe
Keefe
Rutland weighs eight million bond issue for high school
Rutland aldermen decide today whether to place an $8 million school bond before voters on November 5 as part of a proposed $12.2 million high school project. A two thirds majority is needed to put the measure on the general election ballot. Also on the agenda is a petition by Mrs. Earl Ley to rescind a $46,000 bond for a new $183,000 swimming pool. city attorney reviews whether rescission must occur within 30 days.
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Rutland
UPI
Earl Ley
Ley
John Hansen
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