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tsci Public Radio Station Could fBe on the Air by September 100 DORSET STREET, SOUTH BURLINGTON 3 I (r In addition, Vermont Public Radio received a $25,000 grant from the Corp. for Public Broadcasting in Washington this October. According to Phillips, who is on leave this year from his post as dean of the division of continuing education at UVM, the station would operate with a full-time staff of nine professional people. However, Phillips said, the station would also be used as a "learning medium" for students. Phillips said Tuesday the primary purpose of the station would be to "inform the electorate" on state, regional, national and international issues.

It would also provide "the best of music from Bach to boogie," as well as There are still some hurdles to be overcome, but promoters of Vermont Public Radio say their station could be on the air by next September. The Federal Communications Commission Tuesday in Washington announced receiving the station's application for a broadcast license. And Vermont Public Radio President Raymond Phillips said while "there are still a lot of problems," the station could be operating by September 1976. Recently, the station won the support of the University of Vermont trustees who voted to allow the radio group to share some of the facilities of Vermont Educational Television. Though partially funded by the state, ETV is administrated by the University.

classic radio shows and drama. Phillips said there has been a general resurgence of interest in radio by the several generations who missed growing up with "The Shadow" and "Jack Armstrong the All American Boy." "The wonderful thing about radio is that it draws the listener in and makes his imagination work," said Phillips. The main obstacles for the station now, Phillips said, are the FCC and the weather. Processing of the license application by the FCC could take as long as a year, and broadcast facilities cannot be constructed in the winter. But if everything goes well, the station could be broadcasting by fall, said Phillips.

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In 1968 Gray became an assistant U.S. attorney in the Southern District of New York. He later served as assistant chief of the criminal division in that district. Gray has served on the faculties of the St. John's University Law School in Jamaica, N.Y., and Vermont Law School in Royalton.

each of the offices, help direct the various assistant U.S. attorneys, and run the Attorney General's Advocacy Institute. The Putney native also will represent the attorneys in their relationship with Congress, and the various government agencies, divisions and bureaus in the Justice Department. Gray is a graduate of Harvard University and the University of RUTLAND Chief Asst. U.S.

Atty. William B. Gray of Woodstock has been appointed director of the executive office for U.S. attorneys, according to an announcement Monday by U.S. Atty.

Gen. Edward H. Levi. Gray, who has been an assistant U.S. attorney here since October 1972, will be responsible for coordinating the work of the 94 U.S.

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