Mt Anthony girls bus stranded on snow filled night
On Tuesday night January 13 Mt Anthony Girls basketball team rode home from Green Mountain High School in Chester. Snow and poor visibility left driver Louis Skidmore unable to move the bus from railroad tracks. After police arrived, students helped push the bus free then the team enjoyed a lighthearted snowball fight while mechanics restarted the coach bus.
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Londonderry
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Marge Robinson
Mrs. Robinson
Jill Mason
Manchester
STAF weighs plagiarism policy at MAU high school
STAF curriculum members reviewed the problem of plagiarism at Mt. Anthony Union High School and proposed a standard research-paper format for all classes. They discussed suspending plagiarism offenders for three days and continued the topic to a final decision by STAF and MAU faculty.
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Mt. Anthony Union High School
MAU
Mt. Anthony
Miss Lulu Felopulos and Francis Humphries Honored in Gregg Shorthand
Miss Lulu Felopulos and Francis Humphries of Bennington receive the silver medal of merit from the Gregg Company for distinctive Gregg shorthand work. The piece notes local honors and ongoing civic developments in Bennington and surrounding areas.
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Francis Humphries
Bennington
Gregg Company
Gregg
North Street
Public Service Commission
Vermont Utilities
Dark Ages satire and headlines across history
Lists key historical dates from 1631 Roger Williams to 1974 Patricia Hearst. Then shifts to a spoof diary of a CIA agent named Otho Ostrogoth in a mock Dark Ages setting with letters, plunder plans, and a Washington subpoena, ending with his fatigue with Goth jokes and sacking Rome.
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Salem
Mass
Rhode Island
Russia
Japan
Korea
Manchuria
Alan Shepard
Edward Mitchell
Patricia Hearst
San Francisco
Randolph Hearst
Berkeley
Calif
Otho Ostrogoth
Rome
Otho the Ostrogoth’s Washington caper turns into a quest
A satirical tale follows Otho the Ostrogoth as he storms Congress, plunders the Capitol, earns unexpected respect, and embarks on a farcical journey from Paris plots to a Rome sack. The rogue hero, chased by monks and politics, hopes for a Renaissance still centuries away.
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Treasury
Otho
Paris
England
Alfred
Sussex
Victor the Viking
Otho the Visigoth
Luigi the Lombard
Rome
Washington
State Department
Hidden costs of moving state agencies to Waterbury
Martin L. Johnson argues the proposed move of the Agency of Environmental Conservation and other agencies to Waterbury will raise operating costs and travel burden. He cautions the energy impact and disruptive effects on Montpelier’s government, urging inclusion in the Little Hoover study and a delay pending findings.
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Benmont
South Shaftsbury
Frank Constantine
Mary Frances Maher
Manchester
March of Dimes
Bennington County
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Eagles
John H. Williams II
Bennington-Rutland
Banner
Waterbury State Hospital
State Human Services
Environmental Conservation
Vermont
State Hospital
Montpelier
Waterbury
Martin L. Johnson
Agency of Environmental Conservation
Udall Cited For Clear Stand On Campaign Issues
A reader praises Congressman Morris Udall of Arizona for clearly stating his positions on major campaign issues after a TV appearance. The letter from Verder Elwell of Shaftsbury urges strong support for Udall.
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Morris Udall
Arizona
Verder Elwell
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