Admissions and discharges at Mary McClellan Hospital
From November 17 to November 23 admissions include Robert G. Baird Eagle Bridge NY Darline Carroll Cambridge Edwin J Kellogg Greenwich Paige S Kwasniak Hoosick Falls Louis B LaTuilippe Salem Barbara J LeGrays Cambridge Ellen O'Brien Schuylerville Nancy Powers Cambridge Gale M Seymour Schuylerville Marie F Towns Schuylerville Nancy Lee White Greenwich Discharges include Beverly A Bassett Cambridge Clarence E Buckley Schagticoke Darline A Carroll Cambridge Edwin J Kellogg Greenwich Paige S Kwasniak Hoosick Falls Barbara J LeGrys Cambridge Nancy P Powers Cambridge Marie Towns Schuylerville
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Robert G. Baird
Eagle Bridge
N.Y
Darline Carroll
Cambridge
Edwin J. Kellogg
Greenwich
Paige S. Kwasniak
Hoosick Falls
Louis B. LaTuilippe
Salem
Barbara J. LeGrays
Ellen O'Brien
Schuylerville
Nancy Powers
Gale M. Seymour
Marie F. Towns
Nancy Lee White
Beverly A. Bassett
Clarence E. Buckley
Schagticoke
Darline A. Carroll
Barbara J. LeGrys
Nancy P. Powers
Marie Towns
WRC to hold second land use workshop in Brattleboro
Windham Regional Commission continues Act 250 education with a second workshop titled Preparation For and Participation In An Act 250 District Commission Hearing. The panel includes Raymond Perry John McLeod Philip Schenck and Richard Blazer. Attendance is open to all interested with no charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brattleboro
Vermont
Windham
WRC
Raymond Perry
John McLeod
Philip Schenck
Richard Blazer
Brookline
Environmental legislation workshops at Williams Center
Williams Massachusetts workshops on environmental laws will run December 4 and 11 at the Colonial Hilton Pittsfield. Panels include James Matera, George Carey, Mary English, Robert Abrams, George Wislocki, and others. Sessions feature presentations, discussions, and audience workshops on Wetlands Protection Act and Scenic Mountains Act model regulations. Reservations by December 2 and 9.
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Williamstown
Mass
Williams Center For Environmental Studies
Berkshire County Cooperative Extension Service
Colonial Hilton
Pittsfied
James F. Matera
Division of Water Resources
Michael R. Shay
Center For Environmental Studies
Pittsfield
Mary R. English
Department of Natural Resources
Robert H. Abrams
Estern New England College
George S. Wislocki
Berkshire Natural Resources Council
George L. Carey
Hoosick Falls seniors plan mall trip and Christmas party
Hoosick Falls Senior Citizens depart from the Senior Center at 9 30 a m tomorrow for a bus trip to Mohawk Mall in Schenectady. The annual Christmas party is set for Thursday at Eagles Hall First Street with a 6 p.m roast beef dinner and dancing to Roberto’s band. Co chairmen Harold Prebble lead arrangements. Joseph Holloway and Kevin Thibodeau speak at the Hoosick Township Historical Society meeting Thursday Dec 5 at 7 30 p m in St Mark’s Parish Hall Main Street. They discuss the bicentennial Community Architectural Awareness project, co sponsored by the Hoosick Falls Kiwanis Club, photographing Victorian houses with architectural value.
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Mohawk Mall
Schenectady
Eagles Hall
First Street
Roberto
Harold Prebble
Joseph Holloway
Kevin Thibodeau
Hoosick Township
Theft and arrests hinge on small-town misdeeds in Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls Village Police investigate the theft of a silver painted siren from the roof of John Button's car. Button, deputy fire chief, reported the loss after a trip to Manchester Vermont. the siren was missing Sunday afternoon. Meanwhile two Hoosick Falls juveniles face charges over a stolen tractor battery from Tomhannock Construction Company. A 16 year old pleaded guilty to petty larceny and awaits sentencing. a 14 year old's case is pending. Additional youths face possible involvement in the battery case. Also under review is a reckless endangerment case against a 16 year old linked to a head laceration incident involving a 13 year old, and Richard Koerner faces assault charges with bail set at $50.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
John Button
River Street
Fire Department
Button
Manchester
Tomhannock Construction Company
Church Street
John A. Mahar
Mahar
Royal Howard
William Fitzpatrick
Vermont Mulls Energy Split and PSB Shakeup
Gov. Salmon announced a forthcoming energy mini-summit within weeks and signaled support for separating Public Service Board duties into separate rate regulation and future power planning. He backed PBS chair Miller in firing Deputy DeGrasse, saying the job was unnecessary. Additionally, the Vermont Hospital Association weighs court action to block welfare cutbacks affecting hospital funding and patient charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Vermont
Webster
PSB
Leahy warns of serious recession and belt-tightening
Senator-elect Patrick Leahy says the U S economy is in a serious recession and accelerating. He urges strong measures including belt-tightening by government and criticizes gasoline tax hikes while supporting waste-cutting in bureaucracy and the military.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
UPI
United States
Patrick J. Leahy
D-Vt
Leahy
Ford
Congress
Vermont
Capital District dairy farmers oppose Dairylea charges
More than 100 dairy farmers across the Capital District met over the weekend to contest an $18 million assessment by the Dairylea Cooperative Inc. Schoharie County farmer Mrs. Kenneth Cleveland said funds will be raised for a lawyer to fight the assessment. Each farmer faces about $2,400 due in December amid inflation fears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Capital District
Dairylea Cooperative Inc
Kenneth Cleveland
Schoarie County
Dairylea
Pattison resigns as Rensselaer County treasurer
County treasurer Edward W. Pattison of Troy formally resigns effective Dec. 31 under the new charter abolishing the office. He may serve out the term to end of 1975. Legislature Chairman Joseph Manupella praises Pattison for saving residents thousands through innovations in the treasurer's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Edward W. Pattison
Rensselaer County
Joseph Manupella
Pattison
Deer season opens amid stormy Berkshire hunt conditions
Massachusetts six day deer season begins at 6 30 am under unsettled weather with snow on fields and woods aiding hunters. Bowseason earlier ended November 23 with strong results and fewer dogs killed deer last winter. Shotgun and bow method restrictions apply. antlerless deer permit required for certain catches.
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Pittsfield
Massachusetts
Boston
State Division of Fisheries and Game
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Paul Nergaard
Benjamin W. Partridge Jr
Kenneth Senecal
Vermont Environmental Board
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Wilmington
Verne Aiken
Emory C. Broadhurst
William Wilson
Ralph Wood
Jacksonville
John A. Coxall
Peter Wimmelman
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Myron Cross
Warren Archey
Dick Boyce
Michael Shay
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Faith Trottier
Bal G
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Kane Inc
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New York
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Kent B. Smith
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