Beech Court Sale to HOME Completed in Bennington
The Beech Court apartment complex in Bennington transfers ownership to Housing Opportunity Mission Ecumenical HOME after a deed was completed. Renovation plans for the north section by Arnold Tobler include central heat installation and a bid process from local contractors. Mt Anthony High School students may volunteer labor with school board approval, while Holy Name Society offers labor donations to support low cost housing efforts.
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Beech Court
Bennington
Robert B. Condon
Housing Opportunity Mission Ecumenical
HOME
Max Fienberg
Arnold Tobler
Condon
Vocational Department of
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Holy Name Society of Sacred Heart Church
Holy Name Men
School Superdistrict Imposed Miss Corcoran Will Head It
The Bennington South and Southwest Supervisory Unions moved to join into a single super district under state Education Commissioner Dr. Harvey Scribner. Miss Catherine Corcoran, BSWSU superintendent, would head the new entity, while each district retains autonomy on curriculum and salaries. The MAUHS and BSWSU boards debated process and potential effects before polling members by Wednesday to report back.
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Bennington South and
Southwest Supervisory Unions
Harvey B. Scribner
Scribner
Catherine Corcoran
BSWSU
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Stewart E. Allen
BSSU
Allen
Bennington
Boston
State Board of Education
Trict Board
Richard Sleeman
Sleeman
Vermont
MAUHS
Arthur S. Faris
Dr. Faris
Charles G. Salem
Faris
Salem
Powers
Franklin D. Frantz
George A. Sleeman
Frank
Frantz
Woodford
BSD
William F. D. Smith
Mary Dailey
Mt. Anthony Union
BSSA
CVPS weighs 140 acre site for Lake Champlain plant
CVPS reports a 140 acre Charlotte site on Lake Champlain may host a two million kilowatt nuclear plant or a three million kilowatt fossil fuel facility. Interim findings suggest measurable cooling effects and deepest impact in late winter. Studies call for formal talks with Vermont and New York authorities on a potential large lake power project.
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Montpelier
UPS
Central Vermont Public Service Corp
CVPS
Lake Champlain
Charlotte
Howard Lewis
Rutland
Vermont Water Resources Department
Mary Thurber
Ebasco Services, Inc
New York
New England Utilities
Vermont
Gion
Vermont-Yankee Nuclear Power Corp
Vernon
Connecticut River
A Drink a Day Keeps Flu Away
A New York firm reports a novel flu prevention method for its 80 employees. Each afternoon Edward Gottlieb and Associates serves a glass of orange juice mixed with cognac, and senior vice president William Kadison says absenteeism has been very low.
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New York
UPI
Edward Gottlieb and Associates
William Kaduson
Inside the Sea Editorials and Rescue Volunteers
An editorial lauds Prouty’s Washington survey on page 3. Page 4 notes the birth of a supervisory union. Page 6 reports fifty North Shire volunteers aiding in the rescue of 22 students and faculty advisers marooned in the Green Mountain National Forest.
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Sea. Prouty
Washington
North Shire
Green Mountain National Forest
U S Saigon Rift Widens As Ky Rejects Clarke Comments
Paris dispatch reports a deepening U S Saigon split over Vietnam talks. Vice President Ky attacks Defense Secretary Clifford and Saigon rejects a purely American North Vietnamese settlement. Ky left talks to work with Harriman and Vance, criticizing Washington remarks.
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Paris
UPI
U.S
South Vietnam
Vietnam
Nguyen Cao Ky
Clark Clifford
Saigon
W. Averell Harriman
Harriman
Cyrus Vance
Washington
Clifford
Clifford’s
Pham Dang Lam
Lam
Hanoi
United States
AFP
Anchorage Earthquake Shakes City No Major Damage Reported
A 90 second quake struck the Anchorage area early today causing flagpole motion at City Hall and rattling homes. Berkeley seismologists put the quake around six on the Richter scale, with no serious injuries or damage reported in the 49th state since the 1964 Good Friday temblor.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Cold and windy with scattered snow flurries today
A frigid day with variable cloudiness and gusty winds. Highs reach the 20s as colder air lingers. Tonight will be clearing and bitterly cold with lows from zero to 10 below. On Wednesday expect fair skies and a slight warming trend. Yesterday’s high was 24 and low 4, this morning at 7 was 7. Sunset 4:17, sunrise 7:21.
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Lawrence F. Powers
Guma Asst
Mt. Anthony
William Castle
Stephen Gilman
Howard E. Kelley
U.s.-Saigon
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