Alternatives considered for Hoosick landfill long range plan
Hoosick Falls officials hear sanitarian Donald Pierce outline options as landfill capacity nears limit. Proposals include finding a new site or consolidating with other areas to gain funding up to 25 percent state aid and revenue sharing. Transit trailers and county wide planning are discussed amid state rules mandating daily cover at landfills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Beaumont
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Donald Pierce
Rensselaer County Health Department
Town of
Pierce
Fog Hill Road
Lawrence Murphy
Windham teachers approve next year's contract in vote
The Windham Southeast Education Association voted overwhelmingly to accept changes to the contract for the next school year after seven negotiating sessions with five school boards. Vernon Town School Board also approved the amendments, which include salary and benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greg Worden
Brattleboro
Windham Southeast Education Association
Windham Southeast Supervisory Union
Vernon Town School Board
Guilford
Dummerston
Brattleboro Union High School
Putney
Teachers’ Association
John Peeton
WSEA
Peeton
Roger Brown
WSESU
Welfare Committee
Eees
James H. Barker
Poeton
Local Social Roundup Visits at Ellis Hospital
Walloomsac residents including Mrs. George Cottrell and Mrs. Charles Hathaway visited the hospital in Schenectady to see Robert Ellis and were joined by Mrs. Roscoe Austin and others as they called on Ellis Hospital patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cottrell
Charles Hathaway
Joseph Carelli
John Reilly
Robert Ellis
Ellis Hospital
Schenectady
Roscoe Austin
Robert Austin
Harvey Baker
Ford Meets Dobrynin in Office Talks
Vice President Gerald R Ford met with Soviet Ambassador Anatoly F Dobrynin in the Executive Office Building to establish rapport. Betty Ford told NBC that Nixon should not resign or be impeached, expressing confidence in the President’s upcoming years in office. The piece also references local social notes including births baptisms and family visits in New York communities and Hoosick, with several names and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Gerald R. Ford
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Ford
Betty
NBC
Today Show
Nixon
Dorset Players seek talent for two plays
Dorset Players announce separate tryouts at Dorset Church for two one act plays to be staged at the Dorset Playhouse. Tracy Griswold directs The Dumb Waiter with auditions Saturday December 15 at 11 am for actors stage crew and costumes. Warren Murray seeks five women and crew for There’s a Fly in My Soap with tryouts Sunday December 16 at 3 pm. Performances run February 14 to 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorset
Dorset Players
Dorset Playhouse
Tracy Griswold
Warren Murray
Fred Carmichael
Griswold
Murray
Arlington panel okays recreation priorities list
Arlington Recreation and Park Commission approved 13 project priorities for the town’s recreational area totaling 199 786 12 with a federal share of 90 893 06 and state share 49 946 53 leaving local cost 49 946 63. The plan includes two tennis courts at 27 020 and a 225 by 360 foot soccer field plus facilities such as a softball and baseball field, access roads and parking, a nature trail, playground equipment, and a picnic area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Arlington Recreation and Park Commission
Brattleboro Arts Center Announces Grand Opening Week
Brattleboro Center For The Performing Arts unveils its new facility with Arthur Miller’s A View from the Bridge, opening Thursday at 6 15 p m and running Dec 13 16 and 20 23. Open tryouts for Night Must Fall are Dec 18 at 8 p m as community actors are urged to audition. A three dayChildren’s show Christmas Colors runs Dec 21 22 23 with tickets 76 cents children 1 adult. Reservations advised. Information at 20 Elliot St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Harley
Lloyd Pine
Pine
Harley
Murphy
Edward Gorman
Frank Demick
Shiland
Philip Leonard
Reynolds-Gilchrest Memorial
Niagara Mohawk Power Co
Leonard
Raymond Calhoun
No Man’s Land
Brattleboro
Brattleboro Center For the Performing Arts
Acoe
Arthur Lithgow
Pe Arts Center
Em William
Lithgow
Dicken
Elliot St
Dog Dinner Sparks Debate Over Charity Use
Plymouth workers hear strong push to spend Christmas donations on humans. Ken Taylor of the Plymouth Dog and Cat Home defends a Christmas Day feast for animals with 25 turkeys funded by donors. Doris Angwin of the Red Cross argues funds should aid people in need. The superintendent insists funds stay aimed at the animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
England
UPI
Dog and Cat Home
Ken Taylor
Doris Angwin
Red Cross
Taylor
Dogs Kill Woman in Kingston Attack by Church Minister’s Dogs
A 76 year old woman Miriam Fearon was fatally mauled by five dogs owned by Rev. Clifford Miller, minister of St. Catherine's Church, as she walked home from services. Police said she died from extensive bite injuries before neighbors could reach her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
Jamaica
UPI
Miriam Fearon
St. Catherine’s Church
Clifford Miller
Genetic defect service topic for Vermont ETV program
Vermont ETV will broadcast a segment titled Hotline: Genetic effects on Tuesday December 16 and 8 p.m. Monday December 17 as a local supplement to PBS Genetics The Broken Code. Dr George Welsh hosts a health series piece focusing on genetics and counseling with local information for individuals, families, and the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Vermont
Ermont
National Foundation of March of Dimes
National Public Broadcasting Service
PBS
George Elsh
D. Robert Vautler
March of Dimes
James Kkay
Geor Shakespear
Richard ’ Albertini
Robert Vaudler
Vermont March of Dimes
Vermont Etv
Officers elected at annual Pownal Fire Protective Association meeting
The Pownal Fire Protective Association elected Chief James Sincluico first assistant Harvey Baker second assistant Kenneth O'Dell secretary William Casey treasurer Francis Haley and trustees Harvey Dubois Charles Bettit and Lyle Grusendorf. The East Pownal Fire Auxiliary will meet for supper and a work session Thursday at 6 30 p.m. at the firehouse on South Stream Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Pownal Fire Protective Association
James Sincluico
Harvey Baker
Kenneth O'Dell
William Casey
Francis Haley
Harvey Dubois
Charles Bettit
Lyle Grusendorf
East Pownal
South Stream Road
GE executive named to board of RPI
Donald E. Craig vice president of General Electric and head of the steam turbine generator division was elected to the board of trustees of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. He oversees the Knolls Atomic Power Laboratory and machinery operations and serves on multiple community and medical boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy, N.Y
Donald E. Craig
General Electric Company
Schenectady
Rennselaer Polytechnic Institute
Craig
Knolls Atomic Power Laboratory
State University of New York At Albany Foundation
Junior Achievement
The
Capital District Chamber of Commerce
Sunnyview Hospital
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Windham Supervisory
Walloomsac
Bertha Hoag
Dobrynin
Gary Baker
Long Lake, N.Y
Alice Guiden
Grippe
Sandra Hoag
Marie O'Neil
Suny Cobbeskill
Edward Cottrell
Gordon Hoag
Mike Akoury
Clyde W. Stophel
Bradley E. Northrup
Old Hartford, Conn
Raymond Hoag
David Aaron
Kenneth Buck
Charles Buck
North Hoosick
James Hoag
East Hoosick
Laura Marie
Richard D. Lassor
Immaculate Conception
Robert Lewsey
Lassors
Abbott St
Prince Matchabelli
Quinlan
Main St
Ben
DRUG
Ington Savings Association
Benni
Arlington Panel
New Arts Center
Bennington
Omega Electronic
Omega
Bankamericard Bathing & Gould Jewelers
ETV
Pownal
Pamela Blakeman
Mahar
Edward P Mahar
Funeral Home Inc
NFDA
Lic, Bulova
Pat
Esa
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