Blood Bank drive in Arlington tops 100 pints
Area donors aged 17 to 70 teamed to give 123 pints at the Arlington Blood Bank. The drive, though not a record, showed strong turnout despite ill regular donors and eight deferrals for temporary medical reasons. New student Jane Isherwood joined, after a high school year with chorus and prom honors.
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Arlington — Area
Arlington Blood Bank
Jane Isherwood
Jeannette Isherwood
William Isherwood
Babcock Lake Road
Hoosick Falls
Austin School of Cosmetology
Albany
Jane
Europe
Hoosick Falls Central School
Tre
Arlington
Mack Molding
Hale Company
Charles Boyce
Susan dePeyster
Edward Erickson
Constance Guida
William Delaney
Gerald
Marjorie Macksey
Barbara Mahler
Margaret Webster
Joanna Adams
Sharon Brown
Beatrice Cullinan
Charlotte Dunlap
Dorothy Krahmer
Lucie Lobeck
Emily McManus
Hoosick Falls clergyman named one of Bay Area’s 10 distinguished
Rev. R. Mark W. Coonradt of Hoosick Falls is named by the San Francisco Examiner as one of The Most Distinguished Ten of 1975 for public service. The profile highlights his youth programs in Visitacion Valley, ecumenical work, and leadership of local coalitions improving community life.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Mark W. Coonradt
Richard “Dick’’ Coonradt
San Francisco
Calif
Bay Area
Phoebe Apperson Hearst
Coonradt
William Coonradt
Carey Ave
William
Ida Coonradt
Hoosick Falls High School
Visitacion Valley
San Francisco Examiner
Princeton University
Ralph Nader
Sierra
East
Mr. Coonradt
Robert Burns
Moses
Plato
David and Goliath
ACT
William Ball
James
California
All Peoples Coalition
San Bruno Mountain
Mildred Edwards
Oakland
Edythe Burkes
Anaheim
Dorothy Cox
Troy
Bennington Horse Show Will Benefit UVM Morgan Farm
The annual Bennington County Horse Show returns May 30 at Bald Mountain Farm Arlington to raise funds for the UVM Morgan Horse Farm. Local students design posters. show runs 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. with seniors and Veterans' Home guests invited. Proceeds support Morgan Farm endangered breeding program amid cuts.
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UVM Morgan Farm
Bennington County
AVM
Morgan
Middlebury
Veterans
Pamela Vachon
Bennington
Franklin Frantz
Burgess Road
Pownal Saturday Religious and Community Meetings
Pownal schedules include Our Lady of Lourdes children’s RE classes at Pownal Elementary from 10 to 11 15 a m for grades 1 through 8. Solomon Wright Library opens 10 a m to noon. Girl Scout troop 489 meets 1 to 2 p m at the Recreational Community Center led by Dolores Kimball. Troop 391 meets 1 30 p m at the home of Mrs John Bur dick. Alcoholics Anonymous meets 8 p m at Pownal Elementary. Methodist Youth Fellowship meets 5 to 7 p m at Pownal United Methodist Church.
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Pownal Elementary
Our Lady of Lourdes Church
O—Girl Scout
Pownal
John Burdick
Methodist Youth Fellowship
The
Pownal United Methodist Church
Vermont ETV auction offers car and prizes in 1976 bid
Winooski Vermont. The Vermont Educational Television auction lists a $2900 car donated by a South Burlington dealer along with a Morgan stallion a 10 day Puerto Rico vacation and other items. The fundraising event runs April 25 to May 1 with nightly telephone bids and aims to surpass last year’s nearly $50000.
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Winooski
UPI
Puerto Rico
Vermont
ETV
South Burlington
National Life Insurance Co
Montpelier
University of Vermont
Burlington
Vermont stalls Medicaid drug price caps plan
MONTPELIER UPI The Social Welfare Department delays new price controls on Medicaid payments to pharmacies pending a cost review. HEW proposes ceilings on 500 plus drugs. State druggists say caps will cut profits and could force many pharmacies from a $3 million program. Welfare officials cite review of actual costs before adoption. HEW allows state raises if higher costs are proven.
Vermonters Campaigns Aim for Modest Spending Despite Lift
In Montpelier three announced gubernatorial candidates Stella Hackel Brian Burns and Richard Snelling say they will not spend heavily despite the 1976 repeal of Vermonts 81000 campaign spending limit. Burns reports about 1000 raised Snelling about 2000 and Hackel plans to raise unknown funds as they prepare to run.
Welfare rule suspends benefits pending review
Montpelier welfare regulation proceeds without opposition after a public hearing with no witnesses. The rule allows suspending benefits to families facing eligibility doubts and requests waivers while reviews are conducted, with retroactive payments if later found eligible.
Plane Crash Claims Pilot From Charlestown NH
State and federal inspectors ruled out an explosion in the crash that killed Albert Reinhart of Charlestown New Hampshire. The small plane apparently disintegrated in air and plunged to earth. Officials said they still do not know the cause as investigation continued.
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Ludlow
UPI
Albert Reinhart
Charlestown
N.H
City council and Buckley settle public safety structure dispute
New York city council and City Manager John Buckley agreed to have a state agency study the public safety department and issue recommendations. The clash over one or two chiefs persists with no safety commissioner for six months. Buckley delayed appointment, pressed for two departments, and a candidate declined. Albany workers vote two to one for a contract offering no immediate raise, with a future guaranteed raise next April and ongoing salary increments.
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Troy
John P. Buckley
Public
Buckley
David L. Eno
North Greenbush
Albany
Civil Service Employer Association
Down in Berkshire April 1975 Coldest in 30 Years
Pittsfield notes April 1975 was the Berkshires’ coldest in over 30 years while forecaster Gorge J Bulgarelli predicts above average temperatures and rainfall for the year. March brought heavier than normal snow with 17.1 inches, 3.4 inches above the 13.7 inch normal, including a 7.7 inch snowfall on the 16th.
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Pittsfield
Berkshires
Gorge J. Bulgarelli
Bulgarelli
North Adams Man Arrested in Camper Van Larceny
A North Adams man, Edward B. Ellis, 26, was arrested at 215 North Street after a Boston state police tip led to charges of larceny of a motor vehicle and receiving stolen property for stealing a $6,000 camper van last summer in the eastern part of the state.
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North Adams
Boston
Edward B. Ellis
North St
Pittsfield
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Priscilla Burke
Penny Croft
Darlene King
Christine Lamb
Liana Snow
Tammy Webster
Edmund Dyett
Vincent Hyland
William Kilmartin
Edward Mehringer
Gerald Raftery
Charles Robertson
New York
Senate
Washington
Rev. R. Mark W. Coonradt
John Edward Hodges
Ignature
Chittenden
Chittenden Trust
Albury
Berlin
Essex Junction
Newport
Shelburne
South
Swanton
Vergennes
Waitsfield
FDIC
Bennington County Humane Society
Pownals
Pamela Blakeman
Solomon Wright Library
Dolores Kimball
O— Alcoholics Anonymous
Foster
CSEA
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Berkshire
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