Regional seminar on psychiatric nursing for LPNs
A two day regional seminar for licensed practical nurses in Vermont New Hampshire and Maine is planned Oct 30 31 at the Montpelier Tavern Motor Inn. Hosted by PNAV and NAPNES with prominent speakers from PNAV Maine LPN Association New Hampshire LPN Association and Vermont Department of Mental Health and Vermont State Hospital.
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Montpelier
Vermont
New Hampshire
Maine
Montpelier Tavern Motor Inn
Practical Nurse Association of Vermont
PNAV
National Association For Practical Nurse Education and Service
Napnes
Althea K. Rolf
LPN
St. Albans
Jeanne E. Pinkham
Phillips
Maine Licensed Practical Nurses Association
Iva Richardson
Concord
N.H
Licensed Practical Nurses Association of
Alice M. Robinson
National League For Nursing
Nursing Outlook
Marjorie Townshend
Elizabeth Lincoln
Vermont Department of Mental Health
William N. Deane
Vermont State Hospital
Waterbury
Official 1968 Vermont Skiing Guide Highlights Montpelier and Wildwood
The Vermont Development Department and Vermont Skiing magazine publish a 36 page guide detailing 40 ski areas including Montpelier Sonnenberg and Wildwood Valley. It lists lodges restaurants shops and services with an alphabetical index and map. Free copies are available at the Vermont Welcome Center or by mail.
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Montpelier
Sonnenberg
Wildwood Valley
Vermont
Vermont Development Department
Vermont Skiing
Vermont Welcome Center
Guilford
Ski Desk
Red Cross reports weekly blood drive totals in Vermont and New Hampshire
Vermont and New Hampshire residents donated 760 pints of blood across seven drives last week with UNH contributing 527 pints in a three day drawing. The regional center reported 838 pints distributed to area hospitals and 54 pints sent outside the region as replacements. Overall 132 more pints were distributed than received.
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Burlington
UPI
Vermont
New Hampshire
Red Cross Blood Center
University of New Hampshire
Albany State Students Allegedly Beaten at Pentagon Rush
Albany State University students Richard Evans and Robert Schliefer say they were beaten by law enforcement at a Pentagon protest in Washington on Saturday night. Evans and Schliefer suffered head wounds and bruises as a crowd sought to force entry, with Schliefer claiming U S marshals struck him and Marines aided.
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Albany
Albany State University
Pentagon
Washington
Richard Evans
Student Freedom Council At
State University
Robert Schliefer
Schliefer
U.S
Marines donate blood in Albany drive for Red Cross
Albany Marines Reserve Company H collected 200 pints for the Red Cross Blood Bank as members underscored the sacrifice of Vietnam veterans. In Schenectady, the Northeast Aero Historians meet features the Thunderbirds and WWII fighters during Oct 27–29. A Troy man born into slavery and living to 106, Richard Thomas, died Friday.
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Albany
U.S. Marine Corps Reserve Company
Red Cross
Vietnam
Schenectady
U.S. Air Force
Thunderbirds
Troy
Kentucky
Lincoln
van Rensselaer Manor
Richard Thomas
Fifth Ave
United States
Woodford County
Mohawk Trail complex sale near Berkshire summit
In North Adams the Wigwam gift shop and tourist complex on the Hoosac Range is under sale negotiations. Luther Benson and John Coleman of Rhode Island are the buyers, with a retainer paid to the Kelsey estate. Miss Mary I Mansfield founded the Wigwam, who died in 1959. In Williamstown Town Manager Leroy Picard weighs resignations of three police patrolmen after a closed session with Selectmen and Police Chief on morale concerns.
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North Adams
Hoosac Range
Rhode Island
Luther Benson
John Coleman
John R. Kelsey
Helen Kelsey
R.N
Mary I. Mansfield
Williamstown
Leroy Picard
Joseph Zoito Jr
Picard
Dr. Clement Curd Named Chief of Staff at St Luke's
Dr Clement Curd thoracic and chest surgeon was named chief of staff at St Luke's Hospital at the annual medical staff meeting. He has practiced in Pittsfield 12 years, was formerly chief of surgery, and has served as staff vice president for three years.
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Pittsfield
Clement C. Curd
St. Luke’s Hospital
Curd
Doctors’ Park
St. Luke’s
GE Ordinance Dept Secures Polaris Research Navy Contract
Pittsfield notes that General Electric Ordinance Department won a Navy contract valued at $1,940,937 for Polaris missile system research and development work.
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Pittsfield
General Electric Co.ordinance Department
Wreckage Probed for Clue in Fatal Jay Peak Crash
State and federal aviation officials combed the wreckage of a light Piper Cherokee atop Jay Peak seeking clues to the fogbound crash that killed four aboard. The St Hubert's to Newport bound plane from near Montreal crashed halfway up the 3861 foot peak. Victims include Edward Greenspoon 29 of Woodmere New York Eva Lewin 21 of New York City and David Brunner 27 and Barbara Brunner 27 of New York City.
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JAY
UPS
Jay Peak
St. Hubert’s
Montreal
Newport Airport
New York
Edward Greenspoon
Michele Place
Woodmere
N.Y
Eva Lewin
West 89Th St
David Brunner
Barbara
West End Ave
New York City
Richford
Newport
Cecil Wright
Newport Flying Service
Greenspoon
Wright
Federal Aviation Agency
State Aeronautics Board
Ugly Element Seen Hurting Peace Cause
At the Pentagon protests over the weekend violence erupted as about 1,000 hippie crowds clashed with police while a larger peaceful march of 55,000 from Lincoln Memorial viewed the events. Observers warned the disruption would bolster support for Vietnam policies, complicating peace efforts and political critique. Separately, a small plane crash near Newport killed four aboard, with rescuers and officials investigating fog and navigation factors.
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UPI
Washington
Pentagon
U.S
Lincoln Memorial
California
Texas
Sheriff recovers escape from inside jail door flaw
STURGIS South Dakota UPI reports Sheriff John Eggers swiftly uncovered how prisoner Frank J Athos escaped from the New Meade County jail. Eggers said the jail door could be opened from inside with ease, joking that he himself broke out three times after learning the method.
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Sturgis
S.D
UPI
John Eggers
Frank J. Athos
Eggers
New Meade County
Federal Official Sees Drug Problem Growing in Vermont
Richard A. Callahan of the Boston office of the Federal Bureau of Drug Abuse Control told a Vermont seminar that marijuana is a nationwide issue and should be controlled by law rather than legalized. He said drug use is increasing in Vermont, with all drugs available in every region. The seminar, sponsored by federal and state agencies including the Vermont State Police, drew law enforcement officials from 25 Vermont communities.
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Vermont
United States
New England
Atty
Joseph C. Palmisano
Federal Bureau
Palmisano
New England Association of Chiefs of Police
Vermont State Police
Washington County
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