Vermont college board delays tuition hike action
The Vermont state colleges board postponed decisions on a proposed tuition raise and on establishing the Vermont Institute for Social Action until the October meeting. The Lyndon State College plan would study human relations with a $90,000 operating budget, while private funding options were explored. The board also named a new academic building at Vermont Technical College for Dr. G Leland Green.
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UPI
Vermont State
John G. Moody
Thatme
Vermont Institute For Social Action
Lyndon State College
Stephen Zeigfinger
Lyndon
Robert S. Babcock
Vermont Technical College
G. Leland Green
Vermont School of Agriculture
Technical School
Knoller Named Director of UVM Institutional Research
Richard A. Knoller, consultant for the ACE and New York State committee, has been named director of the Office of Institutional Research at the University of Vermont. A Brooklyn native, he holds degrees from Brooklyn College and is a Johns Hopkins PhD candidate in political science. He has taught at Hofstra and the University of Baltimore and will lead studies in enrollment, student characteristics, space utilization and program budgeting.
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Richard A. Knoller
American Council On Education
Select Committee On
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University of Vermont
Knoller
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University of Baltimore
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Miss Bernardine Logue Visits Montpelier for Welcome Campaign
Miss Logue, a Miss Welcome to Philadelphia girl and Bell Telephone representative, extended greetings to Gov. Hoff in Montpelier as part of a nationwide promotion by the Philadelphia Convention and Tourist Bureau. The visit caps the bureau’s campaign with 47 of 50 states visited. Vermont presents a flag and literature to display in Philadelphia.
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Montpelier
Bernardine Logue
Philadelphia
Vermont
Miss Logue
Philadelphia Convention Center
Blood drives in Vermont New Hampshire pool 947 pints
Vermont and New Hampshire residents contributed 947 pints in 10 drawings to the Regional Red Cross Center in Burlington. IBM Essex Junction workers donated the week’s high total with 457 pints. Concord residents led community drawings with 106 pints. The center distributed 846 pints to 62 Vermont New Hampshire hospitals, 706 of them to area facilities.
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UPI
Vermont
New Hampshire
Red Cross Center
International Business Machines Corp
Essex Junction
Concord
N.H
Vermont-New Hampshire
Vermont gets $50,000 grant for Blood MAO test study
The University of Vermont receives a 50 000 grant for year one of a three year project. Dr Donal S Robinson is named investigator for the Blood MAO test as index of anti depressant therapy study.
Albany resumes cost certified addict admission for treatment
Beginning Oct 1 New York will resume admitting cost certified addicts into a treatment and habilitation program suspended last June 24 due to funds and bed space. Addicts may petition courts for certification and may undergo rehabilitation instead of prosecution under the narcotics law. Lawrence W. Pierce said 2,000 additional beds will be provided in nine facilities over the next 36 weeks.
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Albany
Lawrence W. Pierce
State Narcotics Addiction Control Commission
County Reapportionment Asked
Attorney Marvin Honig represents Rensselaer County residents in a state Supreme Court suit to push a reapportionment plan reflecting recent population shifts. He argues weighted voting favored by County Attorney John Mirch will fail to mirror suburban growth and undervalue suburban perspectives.
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Marvin Honig
Rensselaer County
State Supreme Court
Honig
John Mirch
Driver sought after Pittsfield crash fled scene
Police say a car ran a red light and struck four vehicles then careered between light standards before a head on collision with guard posts at North and West streets. The driver fled toward North Street and into a city lot. The car is registered to a Stockbridge family. police check if it was stolen. The crash victim was Theodore W. Gilmore of Pittsfield.
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North Street
Stockbridge
Theodore W. Gilmore
Reunion of Adams siblings after 49 years apart
Denise Pellicot of Paris, now Mrs Albert Singer Sr, traveled from Paris to Boston Logan Airport to reunite with her brother Pierre, a retired French wine salesman, who arrived for an extended visit in Adams after decades apart. North Adams hosts the 13th annual Fall Foliage Festival with 21 activities, a parade, and band competitions through the week.
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Paris
Albert Singer Sr
Denise Pellicot
Pierre
America
Logan International Airport
Boston
North Adams
Washington Window Movement Pushes Direct Election Reform
Congress debates changing how presidents are nominated and elected. Gallup shows two thirds favor direct election. The piece notes current winner take all practice, potential House decision if no candidate wins 270 electoral votes, and past proposals including Johnson and joint House Senate voting plans.
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UPI
Congress
Gallup
GOP
House of Representatives
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Senate
Alaska
New York
Johnson
Man Survives 30 Hour Ordeal Trapped in Brook
LYME New Hampshire UPI Lincoln Jenkins' children spotted gasoline floating in Hewes Brook and found an overturned car on its roof with a man trapped inside. Thomas Tilson 36 of Wentworth began the ordeal after his vehicle left Route 10 Thursday night and plunged into the shallow stream. He remained conscious for part of the time and shouted for help throughout Friday before being found Saturday morning by Jenkins' children near the water.
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Lyme
N.H
UPI
Lincoln Jenkins
Hewes Brook
Thomas Tilson
Wentworth
Tilson
Rte. 10
Jenkins
UVM Lanes Series to Feature Ballet and Theatre Groups
Burlington students and fans will meet and study with members of two leading groups the City Center Joffrey Ballet of New York City and the Theatre Royal Windsor of England through the University of Vermont Lane Series The groups will augment concert appearances on the Red Blue and White Series with in residence extended visits for lectures and demonstrations.
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Burlington
University of Vermont
City Center Joffrey Ballet
New York City
Theatre Royal
Joffrey
New York
City Center
Joffrey Company
U.S
West
Far East
Europe
Imperial Russian Ballet
Theatre Royal Windsor
Woman Found Safe After Mountain Trek Near Randolph
Doris Gingras, 39, of Berlin, missing since Saturday in the Mt Crescent Randolph Hill area of the White Mountains, walked out near Lancaster about 20 miles from where she began. A motorist guided her home. she suffered scratches and near freezing exposure after two nights in the woods.
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UPI
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Mt. Crescent
Randolph Hill
White Mountains
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Gingras
George Kelley
Kilkenny
N.o. 2
Mt. Crescent House
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