Sugarbush Offers Centered Skiing Workshops This Winter
Sugarbush Valley Ski School unveils five week long workshops aimed at centered skiing blending mental emotional and physical training. Led by Sigi Grottendorfer and Denise McCluggage the program emphasizes edge awareness terrain focus and video analysis for advanced skiers with a $250 fee covering lift tickets instruction lunches and a copy of The Centered Skier.
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Warren
Sugarbush Valley
Sigi Grottendorfer
Grottendorfer
Sugarbush
Denise McCluggage
Sigi
Martin Marnett
John Nyhan
Chile
Portillo
McCluggage
MS group thanks Danby students for Read-A-Thon effort
Currier Memorial School pupils were thanked by the Capital District chapter of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society for reading 641 books as mystery sleuths in the Read-A-Thon. Sixty-four children raised 569.38 for local patient services and MS research, with prizes from McDonald’s. notable readers earned awards and certificates.
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Danby
Currier Memorial School
Capital District
National
MS Society
U.S
McDonald’s Greater
Louise Duffey
David Powers
Michael Powers
Abbie LaBatt
Tammy Wade
Russell Sage College Offers December January Transfer Weeks
Russell Sage College ad missions office announces two transfer information weeks in December and January to aid students starting January or February 1978. Open houses run December 19 to 23 and January 9 to 13. attendees can meet faculty tour campus visit career resource center and learn about programs financial aid and January term. High school students graduating early may attend.
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Troy
N.Y
Russell Sage College
HUD Grants Vermont $830,000 For 1978 Projects
UPI reports the U S Housing and Urban Development Department awards an extra 830000 to Vermont communities in fiscal 1978. Gov Richard Snelling says funds will be distributed competitively to cities and towns to finance elderly housing and water and sewage treatment plants, bringing Vermont’s HUD appropriation for 1978 to 32 million.
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Montpelier
UPI
U.S. Housing and Urban Development Department
Vermont
Richard Snelling
HUD
Vermont Rep Jeffords seeks dairy herd insurance and subsidies
Rep James Jeffords proposes federal action to help farmers insure against losses from forced slaughter of brucellosis infected herds. He plans subsidies for culled dairy cows and beef slaughter to curb milk overproduction costs. The measure targets dairy farmers facing disease related herd culling and price instability.
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ST. Albans
Upi
James Jeffords
R-Vt
Vermont
Jeffords
Vermont drops retrial in Harvey murder case
Vermont officials will not retry Ernest Harvey Jr after the state Supreme Court overturned his 1975 first degree murder conviction for suffocating Byron Nutbrown III. Harvey remains in a life sentence on federal charges, and officials say a retrial is unnecessary. The same report notes proposed limits on press access to exploratory public sessions and relief measures for overcharged food stamp recipients due to miscalculations tied to fuel assistance.
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Harvey
Webster
Attorney General’s Office
Laetrile Therapy Debate Rages Over Child Cancer Care
In Nyack a court-ordered continuation of non traditional treatment for eight year old Joseph Hofbauer prompts the use of Laetrile and vitamin injections under Dr Michael Schachter. The Hodgkin's patient was held at St Peter's Hospital Albany during a court dispute over conventional chemotherapy. In Albany the bishops eleven room residence was sold by the Roman Catholic Diocese to fund Chancery needs after Bishop Hubbard's installation.
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Clifton Park
Joseph Hofbauer
Nyack
Saratoga County Family Court
Joseph
St. Peter’s Hospital
Albany
John Hofbeauer
Michael Schachter
Howard J. Hubbard
Chancery
Berkshire council approves more salt for city roads
Pittsfield officials voted to increase salt use on 40 main roads while maintaining a 50 50 salt and sand mix on other streets. The decision ends the prior salt sand mix experiment and cites a county commission loss claim of 500000 in wages and sales from poor road conditions. In Monroe a state prison camp closing plan is expected with a zero based budget approach after violent incidents spurred calls for closure.
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Pittsfield
Gerald S. Doyle
Peter G. Arles
County Development Commission
Doyle
Monroe
Frank D. Matrango
Frank A. Hall
Matrango
Berkshire
North Adams
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Environmental Conservation Agency
Pavilion Auditorium
State Street
Richard A. Valentinetti
Agency of Environmental Conservation
Beaver
Fish and Game Department
James Stewart
Fish and Game Dept
Court Street
Agency
Department of Agriculture
A. E. Janowicz
Legislative
Committee On
State House
Mortpelier
Pownal
Santa
Gracemary Keith
William Jones
Matthew Heroucky
Jonathan Towslee
Kristen Towslee
McDonald’s
Canada
McDonald's
Northside Drive
Bennington
McDonald's Corporation
Nichols
Nichole
Main Street
Bennington, Vermont
New York
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