Easter worship and church activities across Cambridge area
Local church members gathered for Easter worship and Holy Week events. Special Maundy Thursday services, Good Friday vigils, and a Sunrise Service were planned across South Cambridge and neighboring parishes. The Abitor family hosted a 82nd birthday dinner for Mrs Hannah Austin with relatives from Cambridge, White Creek, North Brunswick, and Greenwich attending. United Methodist Women hosted a slide show trip to India presented by Mrs Spink and Mr Spink of Schenectady, detailing life and clothing from their 1963 to 1966 stay. The week included no church school this Sunday and guests described family gatherings and birthdays.
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Margaret Alten Ste
Carol Ann MacNeil
Rexleigh
Kenneth E. Aiken
South Canbridge
Tam
North Moosick
William Abstir
Hannah Austin
Cambridge
John Austin
White Creek
Robert Austin
North Brunswick
James ©. Austin
Clarvey Baker
David Baker
Greenwich
Alice Gulden
Walloomsac
Ann Lauzon
Joan
Mary i Er
United Methodist
Burton Welling
India
William Spink
Schenectady
Tax reform conference ends with Salmon plan passage
The stalled talks over a rigid gains tax yielded to a Gannett backed compromise. The Senate agreed to drop its agriculture tax break and reduce revenue targets, moving the Salmon tax package toward law. Governor, Speaker Kennedy, and Lt. Gov Burgesa watched as Hoyt and lawmakers celebrated with a late night tavern gathering.
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Shelburne
Senate
Howse
Hoyt
House
Garnett
Simon
Giuliani
Kennedy
Gannett
State House
Heberd
Candon
Salmon
John L. Burgesa
Norvis
Senate Chamber
Hackett
Ute Street
Motor Inn
Ile
Arlington woman named Vermont State Mother of 1973
Kathryn Haugsrud of Arlington was honored in Montpelier as Vermont's 1973 State Mother. Gov. Salmon presented a proclamation praising her integrity and generosity and she received a Vermont Mothers Committee pin and a monetary gift. Her family noted her support and community service, including nursing, education help, youth center efforts, and volunteer work with Arlington Public Health Nursing Service.
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Arlington
Kathryn Haugsrud
Montpelier
Vermont
Thomas P. Salmon
Haugsrud
Mira. Haugstud
American Mothers Committee
Haugstud
Quebec
Canada
Willianstown
Maas
UVM
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston
John Haugsrud
Texas
Haugisrud
Arlington Industries
Arlington Parent Teachers Association
Arlington Garden Club
Arlington Public Health Nursing Service
Binod Bank and Dental Clinic
Waugsrud
Ann
Karen
Kristin
Castleton
John
Vermont Technical
Handolph
Bmotter
Georgina M. Bottamini
Barre
Bennington County Horse Show Rules Announced
Arlington hosts the Bennington County Horse Show with officials Lloyd J Marks Richard McAvoy Henry Schurink Nell Knapp and Toomas Vachon. Green Mountain Veterinary Hospital provides service as prize lists cover 28 classes with entry fees from 1 to 5 dollars.
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Arlington
Bennington County Horse Show Committee
Bennington County Humane Society
Lloyd J. Marks
Peabody, Mass
Richard McAvoy
Montpelier
Fingmaster
Henry Schurink
Shaftsbury
Nell Knapp
Farrer
Toomas Vachon
Bennington
Green Mountain
Manchester
Richard Chapman
Franklyn Frantz
Burgess Road
Vermont jail project overruns add to South Burlington costs
South Burlington fights state bulldozing a regional jail near Chittenden County have added at least 50 thousand dollars to the projected 2.5 million cost. State Buildings Director Irving Bates said 95 days of delay have incurred about 550 dollars daily. The city failed to block construction and another legislative bid to halt it failed.
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South Burlington
UPI
Bulldog
Chittenden County
Irving Bates
Vermont
Correctional center seeks Bruce Emerson on escape risk
Lt. Johnsbury reports authorities are seeking Bruce Emerson, 18, of Hyde Park who failed to return on a pass from St. Johnsbury Regional Correctional Center. Emerson faces up to three years for parole violation, driving with a suspended license and simple assault and is considered dangerous and prone to violence when excited.
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LT. Johnsbury
UPI
Bruce Emerson
Hyde Park
St. Johnsbury Regional Correctional Center
Emnerson
Unemployment figures show Vermont jobless drop
About 7,000 workers in Vermont were jobless last week with an insured unemployment rate of 5.1 percent, down 0.7 from the prior week. St Albans had the highest share of jobless at 10.3 percent, White River Junction the lowest at 0.1 percent.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Department of Employment Security
St. Albans
White Hiver Junction
Fort Ann Seeks Secession From Adirondack Park Plan
Fort Ann, the largest town in Washington County, votes to take legal action to secede from the Adirondack Park Agency land use plan. Town officials cite opposition from landowners and developers who fear the plan could curb profits from demand for untouched land and second homes.
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Fort Ann
Washington County
Adirondack Park Agency
Adirondack Park
New phone rate hike requested in New York
Albany reports that the Telephone Go has applied for a 11.0 percent statewide rate increase totaling 217 million dollars as a temporary measure while awaiting a PSC decision, with a potential permanent 306 million dollar rise. A spokesman said the case rests on recovering statewide costs to provide demanded service, and upstate bills could rise from 1.22 to 13.23 dollars.
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Albany
New York
Uhe Slate Public Service Commission
Upstate
Greylock Glen resort plans stay on track in Berkshire
Adams Construction's 250 room Greylock Glen resort with a golf course ski area and recreational facilities remains basically as planned though final layout must align with the water reservoir. Monday discussions included Adams Fire District and consulting engineers for the Mt Greylock base site.
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ADAMS
Greylock Glen
Piarage
Adams-Cheshire to drop sixteen teachers due to enrollment drop
The Adams-Cheshire school district will not reappoint 16 teachers at year end as part of cost cutting and consolidation. The move aligns staff levels with a projected six percent fall in pupil enrollment next year beyond routine notices issued over the weekend.
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Adams
Adams-Cheshire
Residents Plan Petition to NET for Service Increase
Residents consider petitioning New England Telephone Co to expand service, replacing Taconic Telephone Co of Chatham. Parts of town already served by NET exchanges.
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Mancock
New England Telephone Co
Taconic Telephone Co
Chatham
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