Rising college costs push Vermont and nationwide rates
Vermont families face high tuition and living costs as University of Vermont and Middlebury bills exceed regional and national medians. UVM basic charges for 1970-71 are 1717 dollars, with Middlebury at 3750 dollars. The Life Insurance Agency Management Association reports private and public costs by region, noting state residents may save at public schools but overall expenses rise 7 to 12 percent year over year. The article lists total basic charges for Vermont colleges and describes a forestry pest council meeting in Montpelier, including field trips and environmental center visits.
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Hartford
Conn
Vermont
University of Vermont At
Burlington
Middlebury
Life Insurance Agency Management Association of Hartford
United States
LIAMA
Northeast
South
Northeastern
Bennington College
Castleton State College
Goddard College
Johnson State College
Lyndon State College
Marlboro College
Norwich University
St. Joseph the Provider, College of
St. Michael’s College
Trinity College
Windham College
Montpelier
Warren
Underhill
Proctor
University of Vermont
Hyde Park
Groton State Forest
Sugarbush Valley
Lincoln Peak
Moosalamoo
Ripton
Northeastern Forest Experiment Station
Manchester
Southern Vermont Artists, Inc
Louise Ryals Arkell
Southern Vermont Art Center
Carleton Howe
Misterogers Neighborhood Joins Sesame Street On ETV
Burlington Vermont Educational Television adds Misterogers Neighborhood to weekday afternoon lineup joining Sesame Street and Hodgepodge Lodge for two hours of color children's programming from 4 to 6 p.m. weekdays. Sesame Street also expands to twice daily with 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. broadcasts. Misterogers Neighborhood airs at 5 and 12 noon, featuring Fred Rogers guiding children through fears and everyday caring. Hodgepodge Lodge provides nature and ecology themed adventures for ages six to ten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Vermont Educational Television
Misterogers
Fred Rogers
Book display at Manchester Elementary next week
A collection of about 600 recently published children's books from kindergarten to junior high will be shown in the Manchester Elementary School library September 14 to 18. Open 2:30 to 5:00 PM with categories covering family life, fantasy, science, social studies, and more. Annotated catalogs by Books on Exhibit will aid visiting school personnel and librarians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
America
Diabetes glaucoma screening for area seniors
A free diabetes and glaucoma screening is set for Monday from 3 to 6 p.m. at the Senior Citizens Center 120 North St. Sponsored by Vermont Health Dept Chronic Illness Control Division, it serves residents of Bennington, North Bennington, Arlington, Shaftsbury, Pownal and Woodford. Laura Haney and Dr M Madison Slusher will supervise with a Bennington doctor also present.
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Senior Citizens Center
North St
Vermont State Department of Health
Bennington
North Bennington
Arlington
Shaftsbury
Pownal
Woodford
Health Department
Laura Haney
R.N
M. Madison Slusher
Youth found guilty of driving charge in Vermont
David Edward Bardin, 17, of Dorset, was found guilty by a Bennington District Court of driving in a careless and negligent manner after an accident on Route 11-30 east of Manchester on June 29. He was fined 50 dollars, released on 25-dollar bail, and defended by William C. Sennett while State's Attorney Neil S. Moss led the case. In Kentucky, University of Kentucky President Otis Singletary praised college students as worthy of respect, as student demonstrations at Lexington led to cancellation of commencement two weeks later.
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David Edward Bardin
Dorset
Bennington
Manchester
Bardin
Gladys Cook
William C. Sennett
Neil S. Moss
Lexington, Ky
UPI
Otis Singletary
University of Kentucky
Louisville
Lexington
Stockade Flea Market at St George's Church Schenectady
The Stockade Flea Market at St George's Episcopal Church 30 North Ferry St Schenectady will run Saturday Sept 19 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Dealers from New York and New England return yearly for stalls in the Stockade area with furniture bric a brac glass books prints silver and more. Food will be served with free parking nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schenectady
N.Y
St. George’s Episcopal Church
North Ferry St
New York
New England
Vermont Auto Accidents 1969 A State DMV Summary
The Vermont DMV reports 1969 saw a record 21,690 reportable auto accidents, a 10.3 percent rise from 1968, with 0.6 percent fatal and 7.1 percent injury accidents. Most crashes occurred in clear weather on dry roads in daylight, with about half within five miles of the driver’s residence. Grand Isle had the fewest, Chittenden the most, and Bennington ranked sixth among counties. The decade 1960–1969 logged roughly 3.5 times more crashes than 1940–1949. causes centered on speeding, inattention, and following too closely.
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Montpelier
Vermont
State Department of Motor Vehicles
Motor Vehicle
Bennington County
Chittenden
Grand Isle
Connecticut River Study Finds Minimal Environmental Harm
Dr Daniel Merriman reports five years of data from the Haddam Neck nuclear plant study showing warming water has minimal ecological disruption. The before and after study compares pre 1967 data with post operation data to assess thermal pollution and concludes cumulative river warming is no longer discernible by Long Island Sound.
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Hartford
Conn
Connecticut
United Nations
International Atomic Energy Agency
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Daniel Merriman
Yale University
Connecticut Yankee Atomic Power Company
Haddam
Merriman
Bingham Oceanographic Laboratory
Yale
Connecticut Water Resources Commission
Connecticut River
Haddam Neck
Connecticut Yankee Atomic
Vermont
Long Island Sound
Connecticut Yankee
Atheism Museums Open in Moldavian Villages
In the Moldavian Soviet Republic villages Shofrinkani and Lopatnik have opened museums of atheism inside former village churches. The Soviet Moldavia newspaper reported this on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
UPI
Shofrinkani
Lopatnik
Moldavian Soviet Republic
Soviet Moldavia
Mt Snow to host winter sports conference
The 1970 Winter Sports Conference will be held in Dover Mt Snow on Oct 15 and 16, sponsored by the New England Council. Marketing experts from publishing, airline, and media firms will run two Thursday panels on winter sports marketing and new markets for New England vacations, plus a Friday session on environmental protection. A banquet, slide presentation, turf skiing demo, John Jay film, golf, and other activities will accompany the meetings, with notable speakers from The Atlantic Monthly, CBS, United Airlines, and local tourism and media groups.
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Dover
Mt. Snow
New England Council
Eastman Kodak
Photoscenic New
Garth Hite
the Atlantic Monthly
Boston
Jack O’connor
CBS Television Network
New York
Ted Standish
Better Homes and Gardens Magazine
Philip Cabot Camp
Waitsfield
New England
June Alberino
United Airlines
Kim Chaffee
Student Ski Assn
Rutland
Randy Wolfgang
Skiorama Tours
Hempstead
L.I
Philip E. Nutting
Media Rep. Center, Inc
C. Francis Belcher
Appalachian Mountain Club
Charles H. W. Foster
The
New England Natural Resources Center
John Hansen
Montpelier
Ellen Ruth Reiss
Dover-Wilmington
John M. Christie
Mount
Snow Development Corporation
Walter R. Schoenknecht
Mount Snow Development Corporation
Norshaft Lions Auction Item Pickup Contacts Named
Community notice lists three organizers Bernard Leamy Joseph Crossman and Charles Cole with phone numbers for item donations and pickup arrangements ahead of the Sept 20 auction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norshaft Lions
Bernard Leamy
Joseph Crossman
Charles Cole
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Sesame Street
Mr. Hooper
Susan
Bob
Bald MT. 4-H News
Bald Mountain
4-H Horse Club
Susan Scribner
Sutton
Panasonic
Main St
Greater
PINE
Haynes
Kane, Inc
Atheism Museums
Armstrong
Ona
Werny
Greenberg
Jee
Arr Cortes
Williamstown
Mass
Fellowship Hall
First Congregational Church
Will Earl E. Turner Jr
Lenox
Williams College
Whitney S. Stoddard
Adams Memorial Theatre
Williams
Stoddard
Harvard University
France
Sheilah Miller
Bennington, VT
Mt. Equinox
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