Mrs Simpson to visit Arlington Farm Museum
Arlington Farm Museum hosts Ruth Rasey Simpson author of The Pownal Fire Protective Association will meet at 7 tonight at the firehouse for a signing and talk. She discusses Harwood House and local Vermont history in her book Out of the Salt Box.
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Miller to step down as Vermont Public Service Board chair
Vermont Public Service Board chairman Martin Miller will not seek reappointment to the chairmanship next year while remaining a board member. He plans to enter private law practice in Burlington this fall. his term ends in 1981. Other commissioners include Daniel Ruggles III and Edward Cashman with stated end dates. Craig seeks to correct a misreported campaign contribution by declaring the $3,000 as a loan to comply with state limits.
Vermont rate fears tied to board reform proposal
Liberty Union candidate John Franco dismissed restructuring of the Vermont Public Service Board as failing to curb rate increases. He urged eliminating utilities profits and interest payments, arguing public rates are typically lower than private firms.
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Fiberglass wheels eyed for future army tanks
Researchers at Watervliet Arsenal report a fiberglass wheel that could replace steel and aluminum wheels on tanks, claiming lighter weight and greater impact resistance while tests compare it to current metal wheels. Development began last January as part of broader fiberglass designs including a gun. Albany: Gov Hugh Carey said state will seek a four year continuation of Adirondack passenger service with Amtrak and Delaware and Hudson for NYC to Lake Placid, citing rising ridership and Olympic needs for 1980.
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Mt Greylock teachers strike threat jeopardizes football season
In Williamstown, Mt Greylock Regional High School officials and teachers discussed contract talks last week amid concerns unresolved negotiations could endanger this fall’s football program. The June teacher association release warned of duties beyond classrooms if no agreement is reached, but committee chair Francis Wilson cited state law prohibiting service withdrawal. He noted teachers remain in their roles until Aug 31.
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Kay's women’s apparel store closes after 54 years
Pittsfield outlet on North Street ends its long running run due to ongoing financial troubles. The leased children’s shop portion will stay open as The Looking Glass. The First Agricultural National Bank, mortgage holder, has received purchase offers but made no decision.
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