Mt Anthony Board to Negotiate Alone with Teachers
Mt Anthony Union High School District Directors voted to conduct teacher negotiations by themselves, rejecting joint talks with Bennington School District. Math teacher William Lally stressed negotiations with individual boards better serve Mt Anthony teachers, while board chair cited gaining goodwill and focus on their own faculty.
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Mt. Anthony Union High School
Mary Dailey
Bennington
William Lally
BSD
Southwest Supervisory Union
Lally
Mt. Anthony
William
St Albans Plans Fourth School Tax Vote and August Loans
St Albans moves to a fourth election seeking a $2.80 school tax rate to fund a bankrupt system, with a $24 000 August salary loan to be repaid when the rate is approved. The vote is set for Sept 9 as schools open Sept 2, while repairs at the junior high and high school proceed with limited staff and cost concerns.
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St, Albans
UPI
Bennington Bridge Repairs Easing Route 7 Traffic
Traffic on Route 7 near Bennington remains slow as two bridges are repaired. Park Street bridge reopened after more than a week with minor work remaining. Hunt Street bridge at Bennington Village line to be resurfaced in stages with two way traffic by late next week if weather holds. Dow Chemical concrete additive used for new surfaces to seal old bases and resist salt erosion. Silk Road intersection at Vail Road now marked with a stop sign to warn approaching traffic.
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Castle
Charles B. Nichols
Vermont State School Directors’ Association
George A. Sleeman
Bendi
Norman Stratton
Franklin Frantz
Sleeman
Mauhs
Frances Crozier
Arthur S. Faris
Anthony
Hunt Street
Soldiers Home
Harwood Hill
Nelson E
Smokey’’ Williams
Bennington
State Highway Department
Park Street
Bennington Village
Deer Park
Williams
Dow Chemical Corp
Michigan
Kentucky
Vermont Highway Department
Rutland
Vail Road
Town Highway Department
Moonwalk team recalls lunar gravity and calm on surface
Apollo 11 commanders Armstrong Aldrin and Collins described walking and hopping on the Moon. They reported easier mobility than expected, noted time pressures, and demonstrated the flag planting and geology experiments during a NASA news conference at Houston.
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Earth
Armstrong
Edwin E. Aldrin Jr
Aldrin
Michael Collins
Columbia
Moon
Eagle
Manned Spacecraft Center
United States
Lunar
Keystone Cops
Strong
Air Force
Collins
Eagle Bay
Space Agency
Thomas O. Paine
Soute
Ellington Air Force Base
Nixon Calls Manpower Training Plan to Curb Unemployment
President Nixon urged Congress to enact a comprehensive manpower training system as an economic stabilizer and as a tool against poverty. He proposed a national computerized job bank to match seekers with vacancies and outlined a seven point plan built into his broader anti poverty and anti unemployment push. He emphasized federalism working to bring order and efficiency to federal programs while assembling top advisers in Southern California for economic policy briefings.
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San Clemente
Calif
Nixon
Congress
California
Burger Urges Rapid Creation of Court Administrators
Dallas AP News Burger urged a crash program to supply trained court administrators so judges can focus on judging. He proposed forming a 10 to 12 member planning group of public and business administration experts within 60 days, with a few current managers guiding the effort.
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Dallas
APD
Warren E. Burger
Institute of Judicial Administration
American Bar Association
ABA
Burger
Inside Pownal opts double-session school opening
A note from Page 3 reports On the Inside Pownal schools will open on a double-session basis starting September 3, reflecting district adjustments as the new term begins. The piece notes logistical steps and community impact from the shift.
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Pownal
Mansfield Backs Out In Think Tank Funds
Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield endorsed cutting 45.6 million dollars in Defense Department funding for think tank research. He backed an amendment to the 20 billion military construction bill sponsored by Sen. Fulbright, arguing contracts could grow the military and spark more Vietnam-era conflicts. The bipartisan move seeks tighter Pentagon control and delays votes until after the August recess.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Defense Department
Congress
Mansfield
J. William Fulbright
Dark
Fulbright
Pentagon
Contingency Fund For Research
Air Force
Navy
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Senate Armed Services Committee
Marlboro Music Festival Seeks 100 000 for Deficit
Marlboro's 19th season draws standing room only crowds with concerts sold out weeks ahead. To cover a deficit and fund scholarships the festival forms a committee to raise $100,000. Frank Taplin of Princeton chairs. Robert White of Concord coheads the 20th anniversary drive with Sampson Field and Samuel Slosberg as cochairmen. Proceeds fund the scholarship program and support Marlboro’s unique young musician fellowship.
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Marlboro
Frank E. Taplin
Princeton
N.J
Robert White
Concord
Mass
Sampson R. Field
New York
Samuel Slosberg
Brookline
Milan Turkovic
Pablo Casals
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