Hoosick Falls Police Aid After Route 22 Crash
Hoosick Falls police helped state police after a Sunday one car crash near the Route 22 underpass in North Hoosick. A man was injured and treated at Mary McClellan Hospital. two other occupants escaped injury. Police also investigated local incidents including minor thefts and a cemetery trespassing warning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
North Hoosick
Larry Peters
Bennington
Peters
Mary McClellan Hospital
Cambridge
Edward Darkward
McCaffrey Street
Thomas Downey
River Street
Downey
Ken
Marlboro Professor Wins Grant for Stained Glass Study
Marlboro College awards senior faculty member Willene B. Clark a $2,000 grant to begin a long range census and study of stained glass in New England. Clark will lead students in photographing regional glass, cataloging pieces in Vermont, northern Massachusetts and western New Hampshire, and plans to publish findings and set up a regional color slide archive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
Marlboro College
Willene B. Clark
New England
Clark
Vermont
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Promenadors to Hold Christmas Dance in Williamstown
The Williamstown Promenadors Western style square dance club will host its annual Christmas Dance on Friday December 27 from 8 to 11 p.m. at Mt. Greylock Regional High School replacing Pine Cobble School. The event is open to square dance club members including teens and singles. Caller Earl W. Turner of Lenox will lead. Each couple should bring a his and a her grab bag prize and sandwiches for two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
Mass
John Jay to present Happiness is Skiing at Stratton base lodge
skiing film star John Jay, famed as a top ski film producer, will show his 90 minute Happiness is Skiing at Stratton tonight at 9 p.m. This fifth Stratton appearance features Harriman Cup era flashbacks, Killy and Schranz race footage, Swiss aerials, hand gliding, stunt ballet and hotdogging. Admission is 3 dollars for adults and 2 dollars for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratton
America
John Jay
Stratton Base
Jay
Killy and Schranz
Danby School Board Sets Budget Plans for January Meeting
Danby school board met December 18 to start next year's budget work and expects to finish at January's session. Pawlet directors Dec 19 approved joining the Dorset cross country ski program for about 23 students in grades four to six at $2 weekly. The board reviewed insurance proposals, considered volunteer aides for early grades, and discussed payroll computerization but made no decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danby
Pawlet
Dorset
Vermont faces 7 percent jobless rate and loan requests
Vermont's rising unemployment leaves the state owing over 4.68 million to the federal government for unemployment insurance. Gov Salmon may seek two more loans totaling 3.6 million while proposing a higher employer tax to fund reserves. The state regulator plan faces opposition from hospital groups and consumer advocates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salmon Administration
Vermont
Court denies injunction in college student court case
Superior Judge Silvio T. Valente refused to block a nine member Castleton State College student court hearing on charges linked to an alleged attempt to rape and kill a coed last month. Stephen Nzuve's lawyer planned an appeal to protect rights. The hearing will proceed after winter break. In Montpelier, lawmakers will use written ballots to elect four constitutional officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
UPI
Silvio T. Valente
Castleton State College
Stephen N. Nzuve
Stephen Klein
Rutland County
Nzuve
State Supreme Court
Harold Abel
Comeback Ambitions Stalk Former County Leader Casey
In New York Troy, Joseph F. Casey, once a rapid rise in Rensselaer politics from highway commissioner in 1963 to county chairman and assemblyman, says he may return to politics when the party needs him despite prior indictments for grand larceny and fraud and a ban on holding office. Albany black leaders criticize Gov elect Carey for not appointing minorities to top posts, citing Basil Paterson and Mario Cuomo in a dispute over representation and appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Joseph F. Casey
Rensselaer County Republican Committee
Casey
Albany
New York State
Hugh Carey
Mario Cuomo
Basil Paterson
Not Guilty Plea In Berkshire Double Murder Case
Francis O Hoben of Lenox pleaded not guilty to two counts of first degree murder at his arraignment in Central Berkshire District Court. Judge Cimini ordered a psychiatric exam and held him without bail at Berkshire County Jail for a bind-over hearing. The case involves the slayings of his mother and sister on Orchard Street in Pittsfield. The Union's coverage drew criticism as prejudicial by the defendant's attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Francis 0. Hoben
Lenox
Berkshire District
Orchard Street
Frank J. Cimini
Berkshire County
Springfield Union
Leonard H. Cohen
Coben
Smith shifts to back Camp Onota park plan
Pittsfield councilman Charles L. Smith who helped block the Onota purchase signals support if two city conditions are met. Former ally Peter J. Arles reacts by saying he will vote against the plan, calling the situation untenable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Camp Onota
Charles L. Smith
Onota
Smith
Peter J. Arles
Arles
Also Mentioned on This Page
Manchester
Manchester Board of School Directors
O’dell
Elm Street
O'Dell
Royal Howard
Maple Grove Cemetery
U.S
Eric Olsen
Church Street
Olsen
Self Service Discount Department
THURS
Como
John Denver
John Lennon
David Bowie
Carole King
Enat
Cme
Alice Cooper
Jethro Tull
Ron
Ren
Promenadors
BRSU
The
Bennington-Rutland Supervisory Union
Bellows Falls
Salmon
Bernard Henault
State Health Planning Advisory Council
Henault
New York
Down In
Berkshire
Hoben
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!