Vermont Legal Aid Earns Support From Social Workers
Dover Vermont Legal Aid won backing from rank and file social workers amid a clash with the Vermont Social Welfare Department. The Vermont Conference on Social Concerns endorsed a resolution praising Legal Aid for its militancy and urging continued advocacy on behalf of clients.
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Vermont Legal Aid
Richard Blum
Deane C. Davis
Welfare Department
Aid To
Davis
Joseph Betit
Betit
Windham offer defended by college president
Windham College president Eugene Winslow defended the proposal to join the Vermont State Colleges system as good for the state, acknowledging financial factors but stressing strength. The plan would admit Vermonters at state rates, with per capita reimbursements, and Winslow planned further talks in Putney.
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Montpelier
UPI
Windham College
Eugene Winslow
Vermont State Colleges System
Southeastern Vermont
Putney
Johnson, Castleton
Lyndon
Vermont Technical College
Winslow
Windham
Vermont
State Colleges
Robert Babcock
Oldsters Back Hoff Organizes For Senate Bid
A Vermont group named Senior Citizens for Hoff announces support for Philip Hoff in the U S Senate race. James B. Antell led the Friday reveal with 26 volunteers from counties statewide, listing committee members from Chittenden, Washington, St. Albans, Barre, Montpelier, Waterbury Center and other towns.
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Burlington
Hoff
Philip H. Hoff
U.S. Senate
James B. Antell
Senate
Vermont
Antell
Chittenden County
Frank Dumas
Nelson J. Bessette
Paul Fitzpatrick
Raymond Charron
Obituary of Lester L. Gilbar 73 of Bennington Falls
Lester L. Gilbar, 73, of Bennington Falls died Friday evening at Putnam Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. Born August 17, 1893 in Arlington Vermont, he worked at Vermont Tissue Co and Union Carbide Co, retired 1961, later with Bennington Club. Survived by three sisters, a brother, five grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. Funeral: Mahar and Son Funeral Home Tuesday at 2 p.m.. visitation Sunday 7–9, Monday 2–4 and 7–9. Burial Evergreen Cemetery, Arlington.
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Lester L. Gilbar
Bennington Falls
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Arlington, Vt
Arlington
Vermont Tissue Co
Union Carbide Co
Bennington Club
Florence Bump
Bennington
Elizabeth Baldwin
White Creek
N.Y
Royce Margaret Squires
Clifford Gilbar
Bentley Named First Hadley Visiting Fellow at Bennington
Theatre critic Eric Bentley was named the inaugural Katrina Boyden Hadley Visiting Fellow at Bennington College for a one year teaching post. The Hadley family created the fellowship last year in honor of Katrina Boyden Hadley and Rubicon. Pittsfield air raid sirens triggered a brief alarm Friday. Officials located a circuit fault after about ten minutes and advised residents to stay calm.
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Katrina Boyden Hadley
Bennington College
Hadley
Rubicon
Pittsfield
Mass
UPI
Bentley
The
New Republic
Sunday New York Times
Brander Matthews
Columbia
Charles Eliot Norton
Harvard
Guggenhein
George Jean Nathan
National Academy of Arts and Sciences
la Mama Experimental Theatre Company
Politics and Environment Discussion At Bennington College
Gov. Deane C. Davis and Rep. Timothy O Connor will join a Sunday night forum on Politics and the Environment at 8 in Tishman Hall Bennington College. The event is open to the public and follows Davis's Bennington area visit for Vermont Soldiers Home wing dedication.
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Deane C. Davis
Timothy O’connor
Brattleboro
Bennington College
Tishman Hall
Gov. Davis
College
Ben
Nington
Vermont Soldiers’ Home
O'Connor
Vermont General Assembly
College chiefs protest Nixon's youth exclusion
In Burlington UPI reports the heads of the University of Vermont and the Vermont State Colleges criticize Nixon visit handling and the exoneration of the Ohio National Guard for the Kent State killings. UVM President Edward An-
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Burlington
UPI
George Aiken
Congress
Vermont
University of Vermont
Vermont State Colleges
Nixon
Ohio National Guard
Kent State University
UVM
Edward An
Drews
State College
Robert Babcock
Air National Guard
Ohio Grand Jury
FBI
Landfill decision postponed in Rutland area meeting
The Rutland District Environmental Commission delayed ruling on a proposed sanitary landfill serving six towns in the Pittsford Florence region. About two dozen opponents cited water and scenic pollution pest control and child safety concerns. Three other sites were noted as possible alternatives and a decision is not expected until November 5.
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Pittsford
UPI
Rutland District Environmental Commission
Pittsford- Florence
Rutland Mission
Environmental Commission
Republicans to Campaign in Pownal
Gov. Deane C. Davis and the Republican slate visit Pownal Sunday afternoon. John S. Burgess, James M. Jeffords, Richard C. Thomas, and Frank Davis accompany at Turf Lounge 4 to 4:30 p.m. then Ladd Brook Restaurant 5 to 6. Dutch Treat dinner offered. residents invited to meet the candidates. Sen. Prouty not expected to join.
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Pownal
Deane C. Davis
Davis
John S. Burgess
James M. Jeffords
Richard C. Thomas
Frank Davis
Turf Lounge
Ladd Brook
Gov. Davis
Vermont
Sen
Winston L. Prouty
Vermont Housing Authority unveils two large low income projects
The Vermont Housing Authority announced two major rent-subsidy projects totaling over 1 million dollars. White River Junction will add 36 garden apartments costing 600000 dollars, while Springfield will remodel 109 existing Westview units under a 15 year net lease. The plan ends a year of delays and doubles committed units since last March.
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Collar
White River Junction
Springfield
Westview T
Housing Authority
Ers of
Westview
HUD
Hoff Critiques Prouty Health Care Record In Vermont
Democratic Senate hopeful Philip H. Hoff criticized incumbent Winston L. Prouty after reviewing Prouty’s health care votes. Hoff said the record shows disagreements on key health policy decisions.
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Hoff
Prouty
Vermont
Washington
Suspect linked to multiple murders in Ohta case
Authorities identified Frazier alias Pascal as the prime suspect in the Ohta killings. Detectives said he could have attacked groups arriving at the mansion, with evidence including a note typed on Ohta’s machine and missing binoculars. Two surviving Ohta children testified a pair vanished from the home.
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Frazier
Pascal
Chang
Ohta
New York
Ohto
Taura
Lark
Law and order through lawful reform in politics
A political ad argues the need for government within the law amid recession and Middle East crises. It condemns violent acts and extremism on both sides, cites past leaders, warns Canada’s example, and calls for rededication to lawful action and addressing root causes of crime.
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Monument Motors
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Mahar and Son Funeral Home
Evergreen Cemetery
Politics and Environment
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North Bennington Road
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First Baptist Church
Main St
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Banner Publishing Corp
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New York Times News Service
Matthews, Shannon & Cullen Inc
Monument Plaza Shopping Center
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Peter G. Frantz
Franklin D. Frantz
Burgess Road
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