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MISTREATMENT OF KIDS BLAMED ON ALCOHOL USE WARSAW (AP) The Communist party newspaper Trybu-na Ludu has bemoaned a growing consumption of alcohol in Poland and said drinking is re sponsible for many of the 7000 cases a year in which parents are sentenced for mistreatment of their children It said about 60 per cent of the sentences are suspended Blows Tube Group Meets (Vermont Press Bureau) MONTPELIER The state Education Department released Monday a breakdown of funds available to state school districts In fiscal year 1967-68 under Title I of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act The funds are used to provide programs educationally deprived children According to William Gallagher Title I fund coordinator here the following school districts received the amount indicated: Orange East $2168679 Springfield $15681 Caledonia North $29693 Franklin Northeast $4087163 Washington South $1211295 South Burlington 1 0009 Rutland City $26859 Also St Albans $14514 Fairfield $16750 Windsor Northwest $18917 Bennington-Rutland $16349 Addison Central $28026 FranklirChit-tenden $33531 Washington West $19685 Rutland-Windsor $16515 Franklin Northwest $60891 Also out-of-state schools $56 7198 Orange-Windsor $18016 Rutland Northeast $40370 Vermont Association for the Crippled $4760 Chittenden Central $20853 Caledonia Central $22394 Rutland Southwest $29027 Orleans-Essex $71066 A 1 Orange-Washington $23400 Orleans Central $61223 Addison Northwest $30529 St Johnsbury $33031 Barre City $19184 Also a ledonia-Orange (dissolved) $15515 Addison-Rutland $38201 Josephine Baird Home in Burlington $3336 Chittenden East $15180 Washington Northeast $34866 Lamoille South $858823 Windsor Southeast $12780 Also Windsor Southwest $7840 Windsor Central $13772 Montpelier $16182 Winooski $23689 Brandon Training School $14013 Caver-ly Child Health Center $6000 Burlington City $96757 Essex-Caledonia $1284600 Grand Isle $24856 Also Lamoille North $30697 Weeks School $6172 Norwich $1335 Chittenden South $28025 Windham Southeast $26526 Essex North (a 503 Austine School in Brattleboro $17016 Windham Northeast $33864 Rutland Central $1045284 Also Orleans Southwest $31196 and Hartford $16015 First Day of Educational System Marred by Small Mishap Resumes Soon (Vermont Press Bureau) BURLINGTON The Vermont Educational Television network got off to a bad start on its first day of broadcasting here Monday it blew a tube Network manager Odell Skinner said late Monday however that a replacement tube was ordered Dean Raymond Phillips of the University of Vermont in Burlington said that regular programming resumed at 6:30 pm The network did not experience any other technical difficulties and signed off on schedule at 10 pm Phillips said Actually we will be testing with our regular programs for two weeks and this was a normal mechanical malfunction he added The only channel scheduled for broadcast lylonday was WETK-TV (Channel 33) which beams its signal from atop Mt Mansfield The networks other three channels in Rutland St Johnsbury and at Mt Ascutney near Windsor are scheduled to begin broadcasting sometime in November The networks studios are located on the Ethan Allen campus of the University of Vermont in Colchester-Essex might consider hiring a fulltime executive director whose salary would be paid with part of the federal money Da'ey meanwhile said that if federal funds were not available the governor should request them from the Emergency Board Most of Mondays discussions among the members representing the various law enforcement and institutional agencies throughout the state centered on the direction the committee should take in approaching the problem of crime and crime prevention in the state It was generally accepted that the commission should follow the guidelines set forth by President Lyndon Johsnons Crime Commission which has published various books and pamphlets on the subject Among the items discussed at Mondays meeting included: The need for more law enforcement training More coordination between the various law enforcement agencies and rehabilitation and corrections institutions Expanded public safety education in the schools 1 Revamping of the criminal code Better communication between the law enforcement agencies Higher salaries for law enforcement officials OCTOBER CARPETMONTH "SAVE ON ONE ROOM OR A HOUSEFUL THEY SPELL Governors Commission Headed by John Daley and Atty Gen Oakes (Vermont Press Bureau) MONTPELIER Gov Philip Hoffs Commission on Crime Control and Prevention held its first meeting here Monday and agreed to apply for $25000 in federal money to study the crime situation in Vermont The commission appointed by Hoff last spring is headed by Lt Gov John Daley and Atty Gen James Oakes Oakes said the commission Firebomb Try Charge Two Bennington Men Deny Arson Attempt During Globe-Union Strike BENNINGTON (Special) -Two men appeared in Bennington District Court Monday on charges in connection with firebombing" at a strike at the Globe-Union plant here earlier this month Donald Lever 36 of Bennington was charged with attempting to set fire to a company truck on Aug 13 Edward LaBarge 32 of North Bennington was accused of being an accessory to attempted arson Both men denied the charges Lever posted $500 bail and La-Barge was released in bail of $200 Law officials charged that during a United Auto Workers strike at the Globe-Union plant there were attempted fire-bombings States Atty John Carmody Jr brought the charges Atty John Harte represented Lever and Atty Robert Cummings Jr appeared for LaBarge District Judge George Fienberg told the attorneys to be ready for early trials CARPETLAND International Students Day Proclaimed by Daley (Vermont Preta Bureau) MONTPELIER Acting Gov John Daley Monday proclaimed Oct 19 as International Students Day Daley acting in the absence of Gov Philip Hoff who is attending a national governors conference in the Virgin Islands will address a group of foreign students at the 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