Stratton and Winhall settle permit dispute and traffic terms
Bondville Vermont Stratton Corp won approval to dump up to 175000 gallons of treated wastewater daily into Pikes Falls Brook with a July 1 1974 deadline to halt all discharges. Violations carry penalties. The town and Stratton agreed on emergency storage tanks reports and operator standards while negotiating traffic controls for a new ski lift.
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Bondville
Stratton Corp
Vermont Water Resources Department
Stratton
Ralph Rawson
Water Resources
Pikes Falls Brook
Winhall Selectmen
Rawson
John Stevens
Windham-South Windsor
Environmental Commission
Winhall
Vermont Highway Department
Whooping Cranes Fight Extinction Progress Report
North America’s largest bird, the whooping crane, is cited as winning its battle against extinction in a National Wildlife Federation newsletter. Cranes once near extinction in the 1940s with 14 individuals on a Texas Gulf coast preserve have since rebounded, as biologists note their historical range and the habitat pressures from human encroachment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
North America
National Wildlife Federation
Texas Gulf Coast
Alberta
Northwest Territories
Canada
Wood Buffalo National Park
Aransas Refuge
Matagorda Island
Bartholomew and Wendy Sue Celebrate Christmas Visits
Walloomsac residents Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Bartholomew and Wendy Sue stayed with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Carelli in Manuel New York for Christmas. Mrs Bartholomew and Wendy Sue will remain for the week. Myrtle Poland returned home to West Sand Lake after a weekend with her daughter Mrs. John Hoag. Fred Luke spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. James Snyder and family in Eagle Bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffrey Bartholomew
Wendy Sue
Manuel, N.Y
Joseph Carelli
Bartholomew
Myrtle Poland
West Sand Lake
John Hoag
Fred Luke
Mrs. James Snyder
Eagle Bridge
Gordon Hoag
Barringer
Troy
Isabella B. Quinlan
Eagle Mills
North Bennington Library to close at noon New Year's Eve
The McCullough Library will close at noon on Friday for New Year’s Eve and resume its regular schedule Monday. Local tidbits note multiple holiday visits, travelers, and a long wildlife passage describing the whooping crane’s migration and habitat history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCullough
Cars Collide in White Creek Collision Details
A two car crash occurred in White Creek New York about 5 30 pm Monday as Donald L Cambro 31 of Stillwater slid into the opposite lane on an icy road and struck northbound driver George H Green 34 of White Creek. Neither driver was injured and only minor damage was reported. State Police from Center Brunswick investigated the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Creek
N.Y
Donald L. Cambro
Stillwater
George H. Green
Center Brunswick
Car and truck crash in Hoosick Falls details
Falls Hoosick Falls N Y There were no injuries and only minor damage to two vehicles in an accident on Main Street before noon Tuesday Mrs Ruth Milliman of 47 Abbott Street was behind a truck driven by Carlton L Coon of 24 Lyman Street and brake to avoid Gardners Garage causing her to skid into the truck Resulting damage was minor to the car right front and the truck left side
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Main Street
Ruth Milliman
Abbott St
Carlton L. Coon
Lyman St
Gardner
Three new appointments in RPI administration
Troy N Y Three new administrative appointments at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute were announced by President Grosh Jerome H Ladder was named special assistant to the president He is a former Time Inc marketing executive and has 20 years at RPI Robert M Whitaker moves to director of the office of public affairs He is 39 and joined RPI six years ago Charles J Moravec becomes director of university events He will oversee planning for RPI s 150th Anniversary in 1974 and commencements
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy, N.Y
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
RPI
Grosh
Jerome H. Ladder
Ladder
Time Inc
Robert M. Whitaker
Whitaker
Charles J. Moravec
Moravec
Vermont welcomes March of Dimes 1972 poster child Carmen Donesa
Carmen Donesa, named the March of Dimes 1972 poster child by Arnold Palmer, was greeted by Dr. Lyman S. Rowell in Montpelier. The eight year old, born with an open spine, travels coast to coast during the fund drive to support birth defect research and care. Her family lives in Fort Wayne, Indiana.
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March of Dimes
Carmen Donesa
Montpelier
Lyman S. Rowell
Carmen
Ind
Vermont
Burlington
White House
Christmas social and church gatherings span several towns
White Creek and North Bennington families gather for Christmas with relatives in Glens Falls Pittsfield and Easton. Harold McCart visits Edward Witherell in Troy. Maureen and the Francis McCullens host Hulihan family in Pittsfield. Bruce and Dewey McCart host others for the holiday. Church plans include Pownal Baptist choir rehearsal at 6 30 and prayer at 7 30 with North Pownal Congregational Bible class at 7 30 at the parsonage. Choirs at Pownal United Methodist set for 7 p m Thursday.
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Pownal Baptist Church
North Pownal Congregational Church
Pownal United Methodist Church
Falls police arrest another in Yale wreath-snatchings
Falls police arrest Patrick J. Slick 16 of Berlin in connection with thefts of 15 to 20 Christmas wreaths and two decorations in Hoosick Falls. Four other youths, including Danny Schnoop 19 and James Schnoop 17, were summoned to appear next Monday with LeRoy Thomas 17 and David Amidon 16.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Patrick J. Slick
Berlin
John J. Mahar
Slick
James Reilly
Valley Falls
Troy
Danny Schnoop
James Schnoop
Pownal, Vt
Pownal
LeRoy Thomas
David Amidon
North Hoosick
Frank Demick
William Fitzpatrick
Doctors fear malpractice suits hurt public care
Public and medical groups warn that high costs and scarce malpractice insurance threaten access to care. Hearings in Washington reveal only 20 cents of every dollar pays victims, while defensive medicine inflates costs and can lower care quality. Proposals include capping contingency fees, tighter hospital licensing, stricter doctor discipline, and pursuing no fault options.
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New York
UPI
Washington
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Pennsylvania
Herbert Denenberg
Denenberg
HEW
New York Critics Pick 1971 Best Film and Winners
The New York Film Critics named A Clockwork Orange the best film of 1971 with 31 votes, edging The Last Picture Show which had 24. Kubrick was cited as best director, Gene Hackman as best actor, and Jane Fonda as best actress, with Ellen Burstyn and Ben Johnson among other finalists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
UPI
New York Film Critics
Stanley Kubrick
Gene Hackman
Jane Fonda
Klute
Ben Johnson
Serkin to open Saratoga 1972 season with Philadelphia orchestra
Rudolph Serkin, renowned concert pianist, will open the 1972 Saratoga Performing Arts Center season with the Philadelphia Orchestra in August. A Bohemia native who became a U.S. citizen, he first performed in 1933 and this marks his third Saratoga appearance. Based in Philadelphia, Serkin directs the Curtis Institute of Music and leads Marlboro School of Music as president and artistic director.
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Saratoga
N.Y
Rudolph Serkin
Saratoga Performing Arts Center
Philadelphia Orchestra
Serkin
Bohemia
Czechoslovakia
U.S
Philadelphia
Curtis Institute of Music
Marlboro School of Music
Marlboro
Berlin mother of POW urges Nixon withdrawal date
Berlin residents Loyal and Mrs. Goodermote wait for Navy Lt. Wayne F. Goodermote held as a POW in North Vietnam since Aug. 13, 1967. On Christmas Eve they received his brief letter dated Nov. 22 showing discouragement and concern for his family. He has spent five Christmases in captivity and the note avoided details of his welfare.
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Edith Beaumont
Berlin
N.Y
Loyal Goodermote
Navy
Wayne F. Goodermote
North Vietnam
Goodermore
Hanoi
Nixon
Boy Scout Troop 64 Rallies After Meeting Cancellation
The weekly Boy Scout Troop 64 meeting in Hoosick Falls was canceled and will resume Sunday night January 9 at 7. A follow up meeting for fathers and troop committee members at 8 will cover rechartering. Nearby notes mention Christmas Day visits by Mrs. Rose Severson and Richard Severson of 25 Lyman Street to Wynantskill relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Severson
Richard Severson
Lyman Street
Robert F. Severson
Wynantskill
Nora Haley
Harold Nash
Agnes Hempstead
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Manchester
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Peru
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Walloomsac
Bertha Hoag
Bennington
Roscoe Austin
Harvey Baker
Greenwich
Harry Cipperly
Arthur Harrington Jr
Terri
Arthur Gurden
Donald Gilden
Albany
Harold Guiden
Williamstown
Mass
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Maureen and
Bruce James
North Adams
Edward LaFortune Jr
Julie Ann
Richard Lasser
Jim Hoag
Santa
Roborts de
Berkshire Plaza
North Adams, Mass
Charles Butler
North Bennington
John Fitz
Patrick
Glens Falls
Walter Greenwood
Harold McCart
Mrs
Edward Witherell
The
Pownals
Walter Hulihan
Maureen
Francis McCullens
Pittsfield, Mass
Pamela Blakeman
James McCart
Cora McCart
Charles McCart
Easton
Bruce McCart
Dewey McCart
Mildred
Falls
Yale
Ellen Burstyn
Kubrick
Peter Bogdanovich
William Friedkin
Peter Finch
Malcolm McDowell
Paul Scofield
Jean-Louis Trintignant
Gena Rowlands
Minnie and Moskowitz
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Dean
Vietnam
Haale
Mee
Ua Ea Cheese
SALEM
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SAO
Short & Longs
Mide
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