Oil barons blocked New England refinery growth says governor
Providence governor Philip Noel accused major oil firms of blocking new oil refineries in New England to suppress independent competition. He blamed private power firms for killing the Dickey Lincoln dam project and said environmentalists were not the sole obstacle to energy expansion. Noel criticized federal officials and praised Maine Governor Curtis while noting Energy Administrator Sawhill’s remarks on offshore development.
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Providence
R.I
UPI
New England
Philip W. Noel
Noel
John Sawhill
Cochairman
New
Dickey- Lincoln
Johnny-comeratelys
Maine
Kenneth M. Curtis
Sawhill
Boston
Los Angeles
Community notices and honors compile Hoosick Falls items
Suzanne Leonard earns National Commercial Bank and Trust Company scholarship while at Oneonta State University and was salutatorian of her class in June 1974. Hoosick Falls Youth Advisory Council elects new officers Kathy Delarey, Kelly Shea, and Karen Manoogian. advisor is Mayor Richard Severson. Local graduates enlist in the Navy at Orlando. Elks and Eagles groups plan meetings and events, plus Bowling Leagues set openings and a chicken barbeque date. A surprise anniversary party for Earl and Mrs. Kenney honors 42 years with gifts and music.
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Suzanne Leonard
Philip Leonard
Leonard
National Commercial Bank and Trust Company
Miss Leonard
Oneonta State University
Hoosick Falls Youth Advisory Council
Kathy Delarey
Kelly Shea
Karen Manoogian
Hoosick Falls Central School
St. Mary’s Academy
Richard Severson
Earl Kenney
Johnson Hill Road
Eagles and Eagles Auxiliary
Eagles
Pete Robert
Kenney
Eagles Auxiliary
The
Wood Flong
Hoosick Falls
Sunderland School Bus Routes Listed
The Bennington Rutland Supervisory Union announces bus schedules for the coming school year in Sunderland. Route 1 departs Town Shed at 7 20 a m, travels Route 7 to Sunderland Motel, stops at Ray Bowen, Sunderland Borough, River Road, Sunderland Hill Road and reaches the school at 7 45. Route 2 leaves at 7 50 going south on Sunderland Hill Road to the covered bridge South Road and North Road, returning to Sunderland School at 8 15. Tuesdays Thursdays and Fridays seventh and eighth grade home economics and shop will go to Arlington before Route 2 returns up Sunderland Hill Road.
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Sunderland
Bennington-Rutland Supervisory Union
Town Shed
Ray Bowen
Sunderland Borough
Pennock’s
River Road
Sunderland Hill Road
Sunderland School
Covered Bridge
South Road
North Road
Arlington
Pownal Crusade and Bus Notices From Local Churches
A Mission for Christ crusade meets Saturday at 7 30 p.m. in Pownal Baptist Church with Rev. John J. Callina and Rev. D Gene Richardson of South Paris. A church group travels Sunday at 3 p.m. to Timberlain Christian Camp in Stephen Town N Y for a four hour Marvin Frye concert from 4 to 8 p.m. Alcoholics Anonymous gathers Saturday at 8 p.m. at the Pownal Recreational Community Center. Bus routes may change early in the school year and some students may arrive home 5 to 10 minutes late as schedules finalize. parents are asked to remind children about proper bus behavior for safety.
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Mission For Christ Crusade
Pownal Baptist Church
John J. Callina
D. Gene Richardson
South
Paris
Maine
Timberlain Christian Camp
Stephentown
N.Y
Marvin Frye
Sunderland
New BRSU appoints Joseph O'Brien as program chief
Joseph O'Brien of Hardwick is named project director of the Educational Facilitator Program for the Bennington Rutland Supervisory Union. A $77,360 grant from the U S Department of Health Education and Welfare supports nationwide efforts to promote proven educational practices. O'Brien has 26 years in Vermont education including Plainfield and Hinesburg roles and 11 years as superintendent in the Orleans Southwest District.
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O’brien
Vermont
Plainfield
Hinesburg
Orleans
Hardwick
Ethan Allen expands vocational courses at Ethan Allen CC
Manchester fall quarter offerings broadened with new classes at Ethan Allen Community College. Week of Sept 23 start spans 12 weeks, with daily registration at Bonnet Street offices. A meatcutting course by Stanley Hinckley meets at Eastmen's Market Wednesdays, and a six week chef’s cooking class led by Mrs. Huldah Lasher will enroll six students.
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Manchester
Ethan Allen Community College
Bonnet Street
Stanley Hinckley
Eastmen’s Market
Huldah Lasher
Roger Jones
Arlington High School
Alison Bright
Francis Smalley
Brian Toomey
Bonnet St
Vermon t Health Panel Opens Series On State Issues
Five experts will discuss health care in Vermont at a public panel Wednesday September 25 at 8 p.m. in Goddard College Hayborn Theater. Panelists include Dr Anthony Robbins Getty Page Huck Gutman and Lydia Ratcliff with Celia Dunlap moderating. The event kicks off a series on contemporary state issues coordinated by the Vermont Issues in the Media Project.
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Plainfield
Vermont
Goddard College Hayborn
Anthony Robbins
Getty Page
Vermont State Medical Society
Huck Gutman
UVM
Lydia Ratcliff
Celia Dunlap
Middlebury Freshman Class Sets Opening Year Pace
Middlebury College welcomes 465 freshmen for its 175th academic year starting Sept. 9, with 239 men and 226 women from across the United States and abroad. Freshmen week includes open houses, convocation by President James I. Armstrong, adviser meetings, placement exams, and campus events at Mead Chapel Proctor Hall and Dana Auditorium. Vermont leads among states with 21 new students. Massachusetts tops with 99, followed by New York 82 and Connecticut 54.
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Middlebury
Middlebury College
United States
Liberal Arts College
Proctor Lounge
Proctor Hall
Mead Chapel
James I. Armstrong
College Observatory
McCullough
Dana Auditorium
Bread Loaf Mountain
The
Mountain Club
Armstrong
South St
Wright Theatre
Dana
Vermont
Massachusetts
New York
Connecticut
New Jersey
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Maryland
New Hampshire
Ohio
Minnesota
California
Illinois
Virginia
Colorado
Texas
Rhode Island
Maine
Delaware
Mississippi
Washington
D.C
Michigan
Florida
Georgia
Alabama
Hoosick Falls Police Court Roundup
Hoosick Falls arrests include John Carswell for molesting a minor, arraigned before Justice John Mahar and released without bail for a Sept. 18 hearing. Thomas James, 19, faced criminal mischief charges with $45 restitution and $40 fine after pleading guilty. Charles Harrington Jr., 23, fined $50 for driving with a revoked license. unsafe tires dismissed. Alma Lavoie fined $15 for failure to yield. Miners at the country club vandalism ordered to restitution. names withheld as youthful offenders. Hearings for minors on drugs and unlawful dealing with minors postponed to Sept. 19. Several vandalism and youth cases postponed.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
John Carswell
John Mahar
Thomas James
Charles Harrington Jr
Bennington
Alma Lavoie
Cropsyville
River Street
Manchester Area School Hours 1974 75
The Bennington Rutland Supervisory Union sets 1974 75 daily hours for Manchester Elementary Dorset Sunderland West Pawlet Pawlet Village Currier Memorial Danby Rupert Village and West Rupert. School times range from 8:00 to 3:00 PM with slight variations by building.
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Manchester
Bennington-Rutland Supervisory Union
Dorset
Sunderland
West Pawlet
Pawlet
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Block N.E. Refineries
Edith Beaumont
BPO Elks No. 178
van Rensselaer Lodge
F&am
Order of the Eastern Star
F. D.1.c
Pownal
Pamela Blakeman
Alcoholics Anonymous
BRSU
Ethan Allen
Kerry Sanders
Burlington
Jonathan
Tracy
Sanders
Malinda Grover
Harold Grover
Mrs
Dwight
Skip) Grover
Fred Hardman
Rome
Calvin Andrews
Council On the Humanities
Goddard College
Goddard Video Collective
St. Johnsbury
St. Albans
Springfield
Rutland
Jim Capobianco
Arizona
Hawaii
Idaho
Indiana
Iowa
Montana
Nebraska
New Mexico
North Carolina
Oregon
West Virginia
Claude Dern
Bennington County
Claude
Montpelier
Main ST. Bennington
Walker
Wyman
RSU
THUR
Troy-Bennington Road
Old Bennington, Vermont
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