Aid of Arts Council Sought To Save Bundy Gallery
MONTPELIER Vermont officials clash over saving the Bundy Art Gallery in Warren Citizens urge the Vermont Council on the Arts to lead fundraising Former Gov Hoff transferred ownership to the gallery last year and suggested a $400 000 endowment Gov Davis now questions legislative funds and a 50 percent operating-cost match while an Sept 8 meeting with Arthur Williams and Frank Hensel looms hints at possible council driven rescue plan
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Aid of Arts Council
Bundy
Ip H. Hoff
Harlowe Carpenter
Collins
Ernor Deane C. Davis
Davis
Williams
Frank Hensel
Stowe
Hensel
Vermont Board Hears Split View on Air Route Transfer
Vermont Aeronautics Board weighs Northeast Airlines plan to move Montpelier and Burlington runs to Mohawk Northern and Executive Airlines. Proponents say package deal boosts finances and service. critics warn of fewer seats and job losses. Public officials urge careful consideration before Sept. 9 Civil Aeronautics Board deadline.
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Montpelier
Vermont Aeronautics Board
Northeast Airlines
Vermont
Northeast
Civil Aeronautics Board
Mohawk Airlines
Northern Airways
Executive Airlines
Burlington
New York
Boston
Robert Griffin
Russell Stevenson
Mohawk
William Shea
Airport Commission
Orestes Valsangiacomo
D-Barre
John Stanton
Burlington-Lake Champlain Chamber of Commerce
Richard Snelling
Shelburne
Harold Roop
Capital City
W. L. Polhemus
Richard Norton
Rutland
Rutland-area
New England School Strikes Close Several Cities
Teacher strikes shut or delay openings in seven New England communities. In Manchester and East Haven many teachers stayed home. New London and New Bedford schools closed. Groton and Woodstock facing threats. New Britain postponed classes to Monday. a Dayton- area strike risk noted alongside union disputes over pay and benefits.
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New England
Manchester
N.H
East Haven
Conn
New London
Groton
Woodstock
New Britain
Providence
R.I
Manchester City
J. Francis Roche
Manchester Education Association
New Bedford City
New Bedford Teachers Association
Anthony Perelli
Guard unit from Vermont may return Sept 8 from Vietnam
Vermont adjutant general Reginald Cram said no exact date for the 179 members of the 131st Engineers Company to return home, but Sept 8 remains the working target for their return to Fort Devens Massachusetts. The unit will be mustered out at Devens before travel to Vermont. The company has been in Vietnam since last September as part of 24,000 National Guardsmen activated in April 1968.
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Colchester
UPI
Vermont
131St Engineers Company
Vermont National Guard
Vietnam
Reginald Cram
Fort Devens
Mass
National Guardsmen
Vermont Governor Davis to tour two eastern land developments
Gov. Deane C. Davis plans a morning flight to the Quebec land development in Quebec and a midday dedication for the Sky Hawk development at Mt. Ascutney in West Windsor. Special assistant Elbert Moulton said the tour assesses whether these are quality developments. Officials and newsmen will depart from Barre-Montpelier airport at 7:30 a.m. and return by mid afternoon.
Infirmary at Brandon Training Center May Close
The Vermont Mental Health Board will decide today whether to close the Brandon Training Center infirmary and transfer patients to Rutland Hospital. Superintendent Raymond Mulcahy cites severe staff shortages with only three nurses on duty around the clock and says the infirmary cannot continue under current conditions.
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Montpelier
UPI
Mental Health Board
Brandon
Rutland Hospital
Raymond Mulcahy
Mulcahy
Vermont seeks $3 million boost for mental health budget
MONTPELIER (UPI) The Mental Health Department seeks a 1971 budget increase to 10.1 million from 7.1 million. Commissioner Jonathan Leopold asked for 4.4 million for the Waterbury Waterbury hospital and 1.1 million more for the Brandon Training School, plus funds for 11 community health centers.
Vermont Legal Aid heads seek new leader after King resignation
Six applicants vie for the $15 000 a year Vermont Legal Aid chief post as Keith King resigns. J Frederick Stone serves as interim acting director while the Personnel Committee reviews applicants before naming a successor. Lt. Gov Thomas Hayes rests comfortably after a lung biopsy at Vermont Medical Center. results expected late today or Friday.
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Burlington
UPI
Vermont Legal Aid
Louis Lisman
Keith King
J. Frederick Stone
Thomas Hayes
Sinclair Allen
Hayes
Bishop de Goesbriand
Vermont Medical Center
Middlebury
Albany judges hear welfare statute appeals in five-judge panel
Federal judges in Albany reserved decisions on three identical petitions to block enforcement of a New York welfare law preventing aid to those who moved into the state for benefits. A preliminary injunction was granted to one plaintiff and several interveners with emergency financial needs. Attorneys from Legal Aid challenge Section 130A as amended in 1969. The cases from several districts were consolidated for a single hearing before five jurists led by Judge Sterry R. Waterman of the Second Circuit.
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Albany
New York State
Legal Aid
U.S. Court
Sterry R. Waterman
U.S. Court of Appeals
Second Circuit
Metropolitan Police Study Urges County Integration
An 82 page regional plan on Chittenden County law enforcement recommends studying possible integration of town and city police and coordination of communications for Burlington and adjacent towns. The report, released Wednesday, was prepared by the Chittenden County Regional Planning Commission and supported by Patrick Leahy’s drive for a metropolitan police structure.
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Richmond
UPI
Chittenden County
Atty
Patrick Leahy
Burlington
South Burlington
Winooski
Sex Junction
Colchester
Shelburne
Milton
Leahy
Break and theft at Hart's drugstore leads to two arrests
Berkshire report says Lawrence McKinnon 28 and Pamela Jean Gohven 19, both Holyoke residents, arrested in Hart's drugstore burglary with drug theft. McKinnon to be arraigned in District Court today. Gohven charged as accessory and case set to Sept. 16. Chief Zoito noted branded drug packaging. In Pittsfield, councilman-at-large John H. Rice seeks fourth term and pledges housing, zoning, and library support. Rice, 50, A H Rice Inc president, Williams College and Harvard MBA, WWII veteran.
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Williamstown
Lawrence McKinnon
Pamela Jean Gohven
Holyoke
Hart
McKinnon
Joseph Zoito Jr
Gohuen
Pittsfield
John H. Rice
Rice
A. H. Rice, Inc
Williams College
Harvard Business School
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Parker
Barter
Springfield Town Library
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Mt. Anthony Union High School
Oeet
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University of Vermont
Waterman
P.O
N.E
United Press International
Dewey
George Dewey
State Street
James Barrett
Barrett
Thomas Bresnahan
Manila Bay
VLA
Troy
Rensselaer County Community Action Program
W. Hiemstra
Hiemstra
Troy — Rensselaer
Sophmore
Mr. Burton
Economics
Mr. Sandburg
Mr. Steele
Mr. Carter
Mr. Rose
Mr. Buzzell
Mr. Wolpin
Bertsch
Mr. Lewis
Meil
Metropolitan Police Force
Walpole
UPD
Edward Sullivan
Shea
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