Transsexual life story unfolds in Bennington
Linda Sue Ann Whitman, formerly Howard Whitman, recounts a journey from Navy steward to male to female transsexual. After marriage and a daughter, she pursued sex change via hormones and surgery in New York, returned to Bennington with a new name, and rebuilt life with her former lover, now separated, while resuming work and social life amid growing public acceptance and ongoing medical expenses.
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U.S.S. Independence
Howard
Bennington
Norfolk
Linda Sue
Union Carbide
Linda
Navy
New York
Howard Whitman
Physicians Hospital
Queens
N.Y
Linda Sue Ann Whitman
Roberto Grenato
Renee
Christmas Club
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
N.Y. Daily News
United States
Snelling vs Hackel escalates in Vermont race conflict
Republican gubernatorial candidate Richard Snelling accused Democrat Stella Hackel of misleading voters by stance shifting on major issues. He faulted her fiscal knowledge and claimed contradictions on land use, credit rating, taxes, and his role in fund transfers. Hackel proposed possible income tax rise to cover losses, while Snelling denies calls to raise sales tax. He notes tax revenue hinges on federal policy and refutes Hackel’s claim of a declining credit rating.
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Snelling
House
Hackel
Congress
Vermont
MIT Computers Aid New England Energy Management NEEMIS
MIT officials describe NEEMIS a regional computer network used by all six New England states to monitor oil prices auto sales and other energy data The system launched in 1973 amid the Arab oil embargo and has saved New England over 500 million in oil import fees It helps formulate energy policies assess fuel supplies vehicle mix and tax considerations for consumers and governments
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Howard
New England
New England Energy Management Information System
MIT
Neemis
Vermont Receives Over 1 Million in U.S. Aid Grants
The Federal Community Services Administration awarded 10 grants totaling over 1 million dollars for Vermont programs. The Vermont Office of Economic Opportunity in Montpellier got four grants totaling 291000 dollars, including 30000 for Abenaki Tribal Council food cooperatives and outreach. Other grants funded energy relief, malnutrition, housing, education, and economic development across several councils including Northern Community Investment Corp and Southeast Vermont Community Action.
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Washington
UPI
Federal
Community Services Administration
Vermont
Vermont Office of Economic Opportunity
Montpellier
Abenaki Indian Tribal Council
Northern Community Investment Corp
St. Johnsbury
Orleans County Council of Social Agencies
Northeast Kingdom
Central Vermont Community Action Council
Barre
Southeast Vermont
Vermont to use Swine Flu vaccine for adults 18 plus
Federal officials will provide Vermont with enough Swine Flu vaccine to inoculate all adults over 18, reversing an earlier plan to vaccinate only those over 35 due to shortages. The initial shipment is due this week and immunization will proceed as produced. children will not be inoculated due to higher side effect risks.
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Burlington
UPI
Vermont
Marshall McBean
McBean
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Ferns
Long Trail Rd
Health Department
Swifts
Schonland
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