Universe may collapse into a black hole, warns Wheeler
John A. Wheeler of Princeton told National Academy members Copernicus era lectures that the universe could end in a great black hole as expansion slows and reverses. He cited possible stellar black holes and warned such a collapse would erase matter and physical laws, posing the era's deepest scientific crisis.
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N.Y
Washington
National Academy of Sciences
John A. Wheeler
Princeton University
Wheeler
Copernicus
Smithsonian Institution
Dorset Players rehearse for new season in Dorset
The Dorset Players pursue an ambitious spring schedule as they prepare the 14th directorial effort by Peter H Schoffstall. The troupe will stage The Curious Savage at the Dorset Playhouse May 18 and 19 with a cast of seven and crew of about a dozen. Tickets cost 2.50 and are available at Mc Wayne's Jewelry in Manchester and Russell Parks' Store in Dorset to help fund a new roof for the playhouse.
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Dorset Playhouse
John Patrick
Auntie Mame
Peter H. Schoffstall
Fair Haven- Union High School
Schoffstal
Dorset Players
Curious Savage
McWayne
Manchester
Russell Parks
Dorset
Environmentalists challenge Vermont highway plan
Vermont environmental groups urge the state to integrate highway planning with land use and broader state goals. They say the draft Action Plan lacks public involvement and coordination with Gov. Salmans Executive Orders and Act 250 aims, calling for two key participation points in long range and project level planning.
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Montpelier
Vermont Highways Department
Vermont
Vermont Natural Resources Council
Tomorrow
Vermont Department of Highways
Highway Department
Federal Highway Administration
Department
Salman
Arlington Day Care Weekly Activities and Visits
Youngsters toured a farm inspired program learning about pets with pictures of animals seen. A teacher's pet dog entertained children and staff as a screening of The Red Balloon followed. Five year olds baked cupcakes while outdoor play included baseball and jump rope. Craft projects used recycled materials to form towers, jewelry, and paper plate faces. Older children did graveyard rubbings. staff attended UCS seminar on child development. Thanks to Mary Noaks for new educational toys.
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UCS
Mary Noaks
Arlington Calendar Highlights with Local Meetings
Arlington listings show Well Baby Clinic at Community House Tuesday 1 to 3 30 p m with transport line 2519 before noon 7 30 p m Arlington Chorale rehearsal at Baily Hall East Arlington Wednesday American Legion weekly social at Legion rooms p m Regular Battenkill Grange meeting at Grange Hall West Arlington Thursday 8 p m American Legion Legion rooms Battenkill Grange social Saturday 7 45 p m Grange Hall West Arlington
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Community House
Arlington Chorale
Baily Hall
East Arlington
American Legion
Legion Rooms
Battenkill Grange
Grange Hall
West Arlington
Accidents and false alarms keep Hoosick Falls busy weekend
Hoosick Falls NY reports a Friday bicycle collision injuring Deanna Aldrich. a false alarm at Dodge Industries injures firefighter David Hanselman. a mugging injuries Joseph Seymour. a mass automobile fire after a Main Street collision injures Chip Durocher and others. a Sunday false alarm near Hoosick Falls Central School. and a Friday night single-vehicle rollover on Route near Fox Hollow Road. Authorities from the Sheriff’s department, village police, fire department, and rescue squads responded throughout.
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Smith Beaumont
Hoosick
CMC
Circuit Materials Corp
Dodge Industries
River Road
David Hanselman
L & S Lumber Co
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Gardner
Malin Street
Edward John Morse Jr
Sifford St
Bennington
Main Street
Johin T. van Lee
Hillside Road
Irvington
Nal
Holbritter
Main St
Morse
Chip” Durocher
Gage St
Hoosick Rescue Squad
Marge
Elizabeth Busby
Mery Mc
Manchester Rod and Gun Club meeting agenda set
Tonight in Manchester the Rod and Gun Club will vote on renovating the old clubhouse and designating 26 acres of the recreation area as a conservation site. A report by Clyde Mattison is expected, with discussion of managing the Battenkill area as wildlife space and a possible town recreation plan including a pool and fields. The town purchased the fairgrounds for 100000 dollars for public use in the near future. The planning commission holds a public hearing at the elementary school cafeteria on zoning amendments to permit educational facilities as conditional uses in farming and rural residence zones.
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Dorset
Fselory
Point Bank
Manchester
Factory Point
Catamount National Bank
Rod and Gun Club
Clyde Mattison
Manchester Fairgrounds
Sportsman Organization
Battenhill
The
Red and Gun Club
Battenkill
Town Planning Commission
North Adams Skating Rink Daily Schedule Unchanged
North Adams Mass management notes the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Skating Rink maintains current daily public sessions and weekly event slots. Tuesday includes two patch sessions from 5 15 to 1 p m and 6 15 to 7 p m with free style and dance from 7 to 9 p m. Wednesday and Thursday unchanged except Theta Chi hockey is removed. Friday the same as last week. Saturday hockey by Taconic Park Gully Cats from 6 to 8 p m.
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North Adams
Mass
Vietnam Veterans Memorial
Taconic Park
North Bennington Education Committee Meeting May 2
The North Bennington Design for Education Committee will meet May 2 in the North Bennington School Library. A junior high orientation also on May 2 at 7 30 p m in the same library. A representative from the junior high will meet with parents and sixth grade students to answer questions about the program.
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North Bennington Design For Education Committee
North Bennington School Library
North Bennington
Pownal Community Groups Schedule Evening Meetings
The Solomon Wright Library in Pownal will be open Monday Tuesday and Wednesday from 7 to 9 p.m. A Rap Session meets Monday 7 to 9 p.m. at Oak Hill School. Fire protective and volunteer groups convene tonight at their firehouses, with the East Pownal Volunteer Fire Department meeting at 7 30. Good News Clubs meet Tuesday 6 30 at North Pownal Congregational Church, followed by Senior Youth Fellowship at 7 45. Scout Troop 347 gathers Tuesday 7 p.m. at the Scout Hut Pownal Center. Pownal School Board meets Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. at Pownal Elementary. Pownal Fire Auxiliary meets Tuesday at ? p.m. at their hall.
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Solomon Wright
Oak Hill
Pownal
East Pownal
North Pownal Congregational Church
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Grand Union Empire
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Arlington Day Care
Arlington
Helene Thompesa
Joseph Seymour
Hoosick Falls
Watervliet
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Philip Leonard
John Littlefield
Pittstown
Fox Hollow Road
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Wille le
Carlton Bahan
United Stovk Workers of America
Geneecal Cable Corp
Lownal
Pewaal Lions Cha Nive Fund
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Mt. Anthony
North Adams Skating Rink
Pownals
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Burlington
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Rutland Optical
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