Antioch College eyes Putney Graduate School merger
Trustees and faculty from Antioch College and Putney Graduate School of Education discussed a possible merger this summer. If approved the Antioch administration would likely run the Putney school with an expanded student body and revised program, shifting toward psychology and teacher-child relationships.
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Putney
Putney-Brattleboro
Antioch College
Yellow Springs
Ohio
Putney Graduate School of Education
Antioch
Putney Graduate School
Towne brothers held on multiple larceny charges
In Troy New York and Greenwich Connecticut brothers Richard and Francis Towne were arrested in Herkimer on a spree of larceny and burglary counts. They are held on five thousand dollar bail. An Albany item reports an escapee from Gowanda State Hospital, John Kosuda, 45, injured when a car carrying him and Lester L. Roth, a driver jailed ten days for lacking a license, crashed near Gowanda.
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Troy
Greenwich
Herkimer
Richard
Francis Towne
Albany
Gowanda State Hospital
Erie County
New York City
Lester L. Roth
John Kosuda
Gowanda
Berkshire residents urged to cut water use amid reservoir check
In North Adams residents are asked to curb water use after Mt Williams Reservoir inspection. A new emergency well, six feet down, is being drawn at 1.4 million gallons daily. Sprague Electric offered a $15 million issue of 4 percent sinking fund debentures priced at 99.625 with interest to yield 4.40 to maturity in 1988.
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North Adams
Mt. Williams Reservoir
Sprague Electric
New England Police Courtesy Tags Ease Visitor Parking Fines
An AP survey finds New England police often overlook minor out of state parking violations at vacation spots. towns like Salem Bangor Gardiner Auburn Montpelier Concord and Rockport issue courtesy tickets or messages instead of fines to foster goodwill with visitors.
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Boston
New England
Associated Press
Salem
Mass
Bangor
Maine
Gardiner
Public Service
William McDonald
Auburn
Alton Savage
Lewiston
Syracuse
N.Y
Maurice G. Seguin
Sequin
Montpelier
George Connor
Manual Canas Jr
Vermont
Floyd D. Chandler
Barre
Chandler
New Hampshire
Concord
Manchester
Nashua
Lakes
Mountains
Provincetown
Rockport
Connecticut
Rhode Island
N. H
1200 Bostonians March In Washington Today
More than 1,200 demonstrators left Boston for Washington last night by bus to join the March for Jobs and Freedom. Governor Peabody and NAACP leaders urged civil rights action as a sympathy rally was planned for Boston Common.
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Boston
Washington
Boston Common
Endicott Peabody
Carter Playground
Roxbury
Boston Fire Department
Peabody
Gloria Williams
Kenneth I. Guscott
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
America
John F. Collins
Robert J. DeSimone
Eight Weeks For Russian Puppets
NEW YORK The Ob ratsov Russian Puppet Theater is booked for an eight week Broadway engagement starting Sept. 29 as the company’s sole appearance in the U S under the cultural exchange program. An 18 scene Aladdin will be shown for children with a grownups program in the evenings. The Elks convention in Boston this week will sponsor scholarships for Mrs Medgar Evers two children. More than 3,000 demonstrators were expected to board a special train from Springfield to the national capital with stops in six Connecticut towns. Bishop Harvey Butterfield and John Kristensen headed the trip with three buses from Burlington Vt Whites formed a large share of the marchers from New England with nearly 50 percent white participation noted by Boston march officials.
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New York
Obratsov Russian Puppet Theater
White Way
Improved Benevolent Protective Order of Elks
Boston
Medgar Evers
NAACP
Springfield
Connecticut
Cominy
Burlington
Episcopal
Harvey Butterfield
John Kristensen
State Board of Education
New England
Bennington Banner Publishing Details and Rates
The Bennington Banner lists contact numbers for Newsroom and Advertising and notes daily publication except Sundays and holidays. It provides address at 425 Main St, Bennington Vermont and subscription rates for local and U S readers with various term options.
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Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
Vermont
The
Banner Publishing Corporation
Associated Press
CAB Chief Explains Northeast's Outback Decision
Alan S. Boyd, head of the Civil Aeronautics Board, says Northeast Airlines cannot profitably operate and should not renew its south of New York route permit. He testified before a House subcommittee that three carriers are unnecessary for the Northeast, and future action could depend on a petition for reconsideration by Northeast.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
Northeast Airlines
New York
Florida
Northeast
Alan S. Boyd
New England
Boyd
House
Commerce Transportation Subcommittee
Torbert H. Macdonald
D-Mass
Northeast Air
Macdonald
Drive Begins To Repeal Sweepstakes
A campaign to repeal New Hampshire sweepstakes law has started with 1000 automobile stickers distributed statewide. Organizer Charles W. Whitcomb of Hampton and allies, aided by the Congregational Christian Conference of Concord, call it a spontaneous moral movement not a political drive. The stickers read Repeal Sweepstakes and cost 10 cents each, with orders reaching from Massachusetts and Pennsylvania.
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Concord
N.H
New Hampshire
Charles W. Whitcomb
Hampton
Congregational Christian Conference of Concord
Whitcomb
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
John King
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Lafayette L. Saucier
Saucier
Memorial School
Essex Junction
Vermont Academy
Saxtons River
MacMillan Co. Inc
Keene, N.H
Lawrence E. Tuttle
Tuttle
Boys’ Preparatory School
Urban Renewal Agency
Belmont Frank
URA
Frank
Seaside
Calif
Linda Blackford
FBI
Joseph Bishon
Bishop
Blackford
Linda
Towne
Hood Foundation
Elmer E. Towne
Charles H. Hood Dairy Foundation
Philip H. Hoff
Down In
Berkshire
Sprague
Salem’s
Triple ‘‘S
Grand Union Empire
U.S
South ST
DIAL
Vermont National
Vermont National Savings Ban
Bennington Windham
Windsor Counties
Federal Deposit’ Insurance Corporation and
Federal Reserve System
Hawley Company Furniture Manufacturer
Vermont East Arlingto
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