Developments total 2.39 million in Bennington County
Five applications filed with the district environmental commission total 2.39 million. Major Dorset and Manchester projects include Black Rock Farm Corp plans for 50 cluster homes and 14 lots near Route 20, with a 1.5 million budget and an Act 250 permit target by July 19. Manchester calls for enlarging the Orvis Inn with a 40 room addition and Deeley gallery move, totalling 890 thousand, with a public hearing set for August 3. Additional projects include Bennington Museum expansion and Grandma Moses schoolhouse relocation, plus neighboring subdivision expansions and Act 0 permits in Manchester and Bennington, with hearings and deadlines through September.
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Ralph Waldo Cummings
Black Rock Farm Corp
Route 20
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Lee Harris Pomeroy
Sencinary Avenue
Deeley Gallery
Johnny Appleseed
G. Richard Goldbaugh
Manchester County
Bennington
Museum Fund
Freeman, French and
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Burlington
Gordon and Sutton
North Adwns
Mass
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George Ellis
Donald Hermenway
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William H
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Wacres Wready
State Highway Department
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Thomas and
Beatrice Smith
Dewey Dupree
Winthrop Hoyt
Tranz Lorenz
William Ross
L. Bilward Smith
Nola Water
Black Rock Park
Route 30
Remington District Environmental Commission
New teachers join returning faculties at Shaftsbury and North Bennington
Six new teachers named for the upcoming academic year across Shaftsbury and North Bennington. Shaftsbury adds Ann Friedman Patricia Reno Philip Lieberman Susan Strauss and several veterans. North Bennington welcomes Mary Ann Ficvociello Barbara O Neil Lillian VanSurdam Florence Beebe Shirley Salter Beatrice Gilman Ruth Mallison Robert Nolen and Grace Ball with other staff assignments noted.
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Susan Strauss
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Joan Kevorkian
Ruth Martin
Nanney Campbell
Dorothy Bailey
Wanda Yarwood
Geneva Lariviere
Alan Ridnitsky
Wiane McDonald
O'Neil
Trinity
Purlington
Columbia
D.C
North Bennington
Lillian VanSurdam
Florence Beebe
Elwell
Shirley Salter
Beatrice Gilman
Ruth Mallison
Robert Nolen
Grace Ball
Linda Johnson
Rivals revival put to music for Marlboro production
Marlboro Theatre Company's revival of The Rivals blends drama with songs and witty ditties. Dinah Lane charms as Mrs Malaprop. Michael Field captains action with humor. Devaney and Wilson deliver standout performances. Crew credits cite Hall Smith and others. touring to 14 states and Canada.
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Parnell Hall
Rich Rose
Dinah Lane
Malapcop
Hilary Walers
Lucy
Rich Ross
Hod Leon
Michael Field
Captain Absolute
Field
Robert McDonald
Sir Anthony Absolute
Johm Devaney
Falkland
Faulkland
Devaney
Robert Wilson
Wilson
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MTC
States
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Middlebury uses radio to teach foreign languages
Middlebury College's Summer Language Schools pioneered using WRMC FM to broadcast multilingual programs to students. News, talks, readings, and music in Russian Spanish Japanese and more reinforce classroom learning and immerse learners in the language.
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Wrmc-Fm
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Sol
Middlebury Language Schools
Middebury
Paquette Sait
Conan Gramer
Feenter
Yoko Koyama
Chris Graff
Woodford Hollow School hires Bennington native Rabideau
Wayne Rabideau of Beech Lane Bennington has signed to teach grades 4 to 6 at Woodford Hollow School joining Julius Rosenwald of Pownal for grades 1-3 completing the two room Bennington County staff. Rabideau, Lyndon State College English major 1971, emphasizes reading support and balanced classes with homework to build junior high readiness.
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Avis Hurley Woodford
Woodford Hollow
Wayne Rabideau
Beech Lane
Bennington
Jesse Pugbee
Tori Button
Lawrence Harringon
Rabideau
Julius Rosenwald
Pownal
Gades
Bennington County
Ands
Woodford
Lyndon State College
Frattleboro High School
Jason Cardinal
Julianne
Jason
Betty Jn
Robideau
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Drug shows promise in treating acute heart attacks
A VA Hospital team in Washington reports intravenous sodium nitroprusside rapidly improves circulation in 15 patients with coronary thrombosis. The vasodilator lowers heart pressures, reduces lung congestion, and improves blood output, breathing, chest pain, and heart rhythm, suggesting potential for heart failure and early shock management. A full Lancet report by Dr. Jay N. Cohn and colleagues appears in the March 25, 1972 issue.
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Washington
Washington, D.C
Veterans Administration
Jay N. Cohn
Cohn
Georgetown University
VA Research and Education
Lancet
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