Manchester Day Care Center Notes
Vermont's dental health crisis prompts state action and a mobile unit for ages up to 21. Rutland visit planned in two months with 200 applicants needed. Natalie McIntyre at Day Care Center handles 100 applications to cover local children and families. Center grows to 26 lunches and 12 after school. staff includes three morning and three afternoon teachers, a cook, bookkeeper, and director. Kathy Blick leaves to teach in Springfield. calls for a new cook and auxiliary board volunteer opportunities.
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Division of Dental Health
Middlebury
Vermont
Rutland
Natalie McIntyre
Kathy Blick
Springfield
Natalie
Ann D’andrea
Linda Gobbi
Marie Griffis
Linda Walters
Barbara Oscarson
Sunni Breen
Dulce Waibel
Clair Kelly
Verlinda Griffin
Joan Auer
Ann Himmelsbach
Doug Ferris
Foreclosure begun on Equinox House Inc resort property
Chemical Bank of New York has filed in Bennington County Court to foreclose on Equinox House Inc of Manchester over missed mortgage and note payments tied to a 1972 resort hotel sale. The action cites failure to pay taxes insurance and maintain the property, plus unauthorized timber and gravel removals. Receivership motions set before Judge Robert Larrow at 1:30 p.m. Friday. Arthur O'Dea represents Chemical Bank.
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Manchester
New York
Bennington County
Equinox House Inc. of
Chemical Bank of New York
RKO General
Equinox
Equinox House
Domestic Capital Inc
Rhys Evans
Ian Bennett
Evans
Domestic
Bennett
Charles H. Gibbs
Chemical Bank
Robert Larrow
Arthur O’dea
Plantiff
Shaftsbury Woman Graduates From McConnell School
Katherine A. Stratton daughter of Mr and Mrs Maurice Therriault of Eagle Street Shaftsbury recently graduated from the McConnell School in Minneapolis which trains young women for airline and travel related careers She also completed Mt Anthony Union High School class of 1972 graduation
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Katherine A. _ Stratton
Maurice Therriault
Eagle Street
Shaftsbury
McConnell School
Minneapolis
Mt. Anthony Union High School
United Methodist Women meet in White Creek home
The October meeting of the United Methodist Women was set for October 4 at the home of Mrs. Dorothy Austin with Mrs. Nora Meerworth as leader and Mrs. Margaret Perry leading devotions. Also noted were visits by Mr. and Mrs. Donald George to Plattsburg and by Mr. and Mrs. John Latham of New York City at their White Creek home.
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Albert Thibault
Lida Stone
United Methodist Women
Dorothy Austin
Nora Meerworth
Margaret Perry
Hane
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Plattsburg
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John Latham
New York City
Nurses Convention Tackles Politics At Vermont Event
Bolton Valley hosts the 59th annual Vermont State Nurses Association convention from October 23 to 26 with the theme Practice and Politics. Keynote speaker is Constance Holleran, RN, deputy executive director for Government Relations, ANA in Washington.
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Bolton Valley
Vermont State Nurses’ Association
Constance Holleran
R.N
American Nurses’ Association
Washington, D.C
National Institute of Health
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston
New York
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Edith Deck
Toba Gladstone
Karen Esty
Vermont PSC head warns of $1 million rate case cost
Public Service Board Chairman William Gilbert says Vermont consumers face about 1 million dollars in expenses for power company rate cases in the next two to three months. Attorneys alone would take about half that amount. The cost stems from a Washington County Court ruling striking down the purchased power and fuel adjustment clause. The PSC and utilities have filed a Supreme Court appeal. The figure Gilbert calls conservative.
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PSB
Gilbert
Westphal Hired as Manager of Vermont Railroad
Sen Fred Westphal R Lamoille hired by Vermont businessmen to be general manager of the St Johnsbury and Lamoille County railroad He will be reimbursed for expenses and not paid a salary The Vermont Transportation Authority created earlier this year drafted legislation and Westphal helped My group won the right to operate the 99 mile line amid negotiations and Westphal denied any conflict of interest while representing the group.
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Morrisville
UPI
Fred Westphal
R-Lamoille
Vermont
St. Johnsbury and Lamoille County Railroad
Bruno Loati
Westphal
Vermont Transportation Authority
Vermont panel unlocks 1.26 million for justice programs
The Governor's Commission on the Administration of Justice earmarked 560000 in federal funds for state law enforcement programs and 700000 for local use. The Corrections Department gets 218000, Public Safety 170000, Attorney General 68000, Department of Judiciary 59000, and Defender General 34000. The four hour meeting approved the spending plan.
Waterbury residents sue over Harwood School Board apportionment
In Burlington a federal court hears a reapportionment bid by Waterbury residents Peter Watts and Rose Grout claiming the Harwood School District misrepresents six towns and allocates operating costs unfairly. Judge Albert Coffrin set a briefing deadline for next month before ruling.
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Burlington
API
Waterbury
Harwood
Peter Watts
Rose Grout
Albert Coffrin
Northfield names Steven Howeler new town manager
Steven Howeler, 26, of Carol Stream Illinois, was chosen as the new town manager for Northfield. He previously served as assistant village manager in Brookfield Illinois, and the appointment was announced Tuesday.
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Northfield
UPI
Steven Howeler
Carol Stream
Ill
Howeler
Brookfield
Campaign urged to boost CDTA bus ridership in Albany area
At a public meeting in Albany the Capital District Transportation Authority was urged to promote bus use as a subsidized public service. Speakers pushed new routes and possible auto surcharges to fund cheaper service while contending cars should be convincingly less convenient.
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Albany
Capital District Transportation Authority
CDTA
League of Women Voters
Rensselaer
Schenectady
Saratoga Counties
Dead youth found near Route 91 in Berkshire homicide
Peter D. Luban 18, of a Northfield commune, was found dead Wednesday 35 yards from a northbound rest stop on Interstate 91. John M. Callahan called it a brutal homicide with throat slit from ear to ear. Luban aligned with Metelica Quarian Concept formerly Brotherhood of the Spirit Commune.
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Whately
Peter D. Luban
Northfield
Luban
John M. Callahan
Northwestern
Brotherhood of the Spirit Commune
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