Outdoor Mt Anthony summer course for teachers and students
Mt Anthony Union High School offers a three week summer educational program on local ecology and Vermont resources. Field work dominates with a Bennington watershed forest farm orchard geology and land management focus. Optional third week includes a northern Vermont fossil bed chemistry lab at UVM and a Mt Washington field study. Enrollment limited to 20 with a $20 fee and about $5 daily camping costs.
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University of Vermont
Mt. Washington
New Hampshire
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Science Department
Paulsen
Gasoline survey shows few worries in New England
UPI reports the American Automobile Association finds 25 percent of New England stations open Sundays in six states this week, with a 5 percent rise from last week. Most remain open all day, 30 percent pump after 6 pm, and turnpike limits range from 1 to 3 dollars. Operators expect no fuel runouts before month end.
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Boston
UPI
New England
American Automobile Association
Maine
Massachusetts
Connecticut
AAA
Ross names campaign aide for Vermont Senate run
Republican candidate Charles Ross designates Philip Angell of Detroit as campaign coordinator. Angell, now in Vermont, previously served in Washington DC as a special assistant to William Ruckelshaus, and is an attorney and descendant of former University of Vermont president James Angell. Ross and Rep. Richard Mallary seek the GOP nomination.
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UPI
Charles Ross
Philip Agnell
Detroit
Angell
Vermont
Washington, D.C
William Ruckelshaus
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
James Angell
University of Vermont
Ross
Rep
Richard Mallary
R-Vt
GOP
Cemeterians urge restoring of old graves
The Vermont Old Cemetery Association will hold its annual meeting May 4 at the Adamant Church with a morning business session, a noon lunch, and an afternoon program. Gregory Belcher of the Calais Historical Society will speak. membership exceeds 800. The group urges towns to begin restoration efforts as part of bicentennial activities. Reservations via Mrs. Bertha Nosek.
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Vermont Old Cemetery Association
Adamant Church
Gregory Belcher
Calais
Bertha Nosek
Adamant
Mrs Spargo to run fifth Fort Orange Antiques Exposition
Mrs Mildred D Spargo of Old Bennington will manage the fifth Fort Orange Antiques Exposition at the New Scotland Avenue Armory Albany New York Friday Saturday and Sunday May 3 4 5 Dealers from Southern Vermont and more than 100 others from a dozen states will display period and formal pieces country and primitive items china porcelain and glass including early Mandarin Sevres Meissen Bennington ware and Tiffany lamps among the attractions Show hours 11 am to 10 pm Friday and Saturday noon to 6 pm Sunday
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New Scotland Avenue Armory
Albany
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Middle West
Mildred D. Spargo
Old Bennington
Bennington
Hadassah fundraiser for medical programs in Israel
Hadassah Bennington chapter hosts a dessert and card party at Paradise Restaurant on Wednesday May 15 at 7 30 pm. Proceeds support Hadassah Medical Organization expanding Israel programs and completing Mt Scopus Rehabilitation Pavilion and Ein Karem Oncology Institute. Call for details to Mrs David Morris or Mrs Bernard Cohen.
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Paradise
Hadassah Medical Organization
Middle East
Center of Science
Israel
Mt. Scopus
Ein Karem
United States
David Morris
Bernard Cohen
Broadway Pippin Triumph Behind Center Investment
Broadway’s Pippin proved a hit in Washington after the Center settled with musicians and guaranteed a $100,000 run. The center’s investment paid off as profits poured in, aided by Shubert backing for the Imperial Theater run. No stars made fundraising tougher.
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Tucson taxi mystery ends with owner reclaiming car
In Nogales Mexico Tomas K Villa identified a taxi as his own vehicle stolen from his Tucson home about a month earlier. Mexican authorities returned the car to him. In Broadway news Stephen Schwartz and Bob Fosse clash over Pippin staging. Schwartz walked away, critics hail Pippin as a director's triumph and Ben Vereen emerges as a star. Ostrow eyes easier future productions with praise for his work. Father Zero shines in Ulysses in Nighttown at Winter Garden while Joshua Schwartz acts in An American Millionaire at Circle Levine.
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Ariz
UPI
Thomas K. Villa
Nogales
Mexico
Stephen Schwartz
Bob Fosse
Schwartz
Will Ostrow
Broadway
Father Zero
Ulysses
Winter Garden
Joshua
Circle Levine
Great Gatsby soundtrack and Hollywood musical tribute records
The Great Gatsby soundtrack from Paramount presents 24 tunes across two records with Five Foot Two Eyes of Blue sung by Nick Lucas, supervised by Nelson Riddle. A second item, Presenting the Golden Age of the Hollywood Musical from United Artists honors Busby Berkeley with Dick Powell and Ruby Keeler songs like By A Waterfall, 42nd Street, Shadow Waltz, and I Only Have Eyes for You.
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Nick Lucas
Lucas
Charleston
Nelson Riddle
United Artists UA
Busby Berkeley
Dick Powell
Ruby Keeler
Vermonter Gov Seeks Short Term Save For Asbestos Mine
GAF Corp owners told Gov. Thomas Salmon that the Lowell area asbestos mine will likely close soon due to EPA required $1 million pollution controls. Officials will explore keeping it open briefly and consider another operation on the site to save jobs in Lamoille County.
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Montpelier
UPI
GAF Corp
Lowell
Thomas P. Salmon
GAF
Federal Environmental Protection Agency
Vermont
Salmon
Vermont de
Donald Webster
Lamoille County
New York
Webster
Fred Westphal
R-Lamoille County
Joseph Hall
Frank Campagna
Wayne Page
Vermont group questions 245T pesticide on power lines
A statewide environmental lobby begins a science and legal review of the pesticide 245T used by Green Mountain Power to clear brush in central Vermont. Dr. Arthur Westing, Windham College biologist, warns of risks while GMP officials defend safety. The group Vermont Tomorrow seeks a halt until an EPA hearing set for May 14 in Washington.
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Washington
Franchot
PSB urged to dismiss New England Telephone rate hike
The Vermont PSB faces a bid to dismiss a 23 percent average rate increase request from New England Telephone Co. Interveners including Vermont Welfare Rights Organization Vermont Low Income Advocacy Council and Vermont Public Interest Research Group argue the company refuses to provide cost of service data. In prior action the PSB rejected a 35 percent increase for lack of such data. Company lawyers say available filings justify the request and resist intervention.
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Nancy Kaufman
Welfare Rights Group
PSB
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