Southern Vermont College expands staff and faculty in Manchester
Southern Vermont College announces new hires to support an expanded student body at the Manchester Extension Center. New instructors include Pat Cavanaugh assisting admissions director Dianne Dunican, with courses in music art social problems medical office terminology business law and real estate. Other faculty add anatomy physiology ecology Ireland crisis and advertising.
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Dorset students plan book sale and school upgrades
Dorset School Directors discussed a book day sale to raise funds for reading awards, with books collected by Feb 12 and sale on Feb 14. The meeting covered a new K-8 science curriculum, grade level reading and math checklists, and potential use of existing facilities for home economics and carpentry projects, while praising bus drivers for safe operations during a hazardous winter day.
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St. Jerome’s Church
Helen Mach
Mark Skinner
Manchester
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Manchester Board
Vernon Squiers
Squiers
Two Albany Dentists Take Over Hoosick Falls Practice
Dr. Kenneth Kelman and Dr. Richard Bergman, practicing in Albany, have assumed ownership of the Hoosick Falls dental office of the late Dr. Harry Harrison and plan to purchase the Munsell Street property. Kelman, a Vietnam War veteran and Michigan dental graduate, interns at Albany Medical Center. Bergman, from Elnora, is NYU dental graduate with Albert Einstein Medical Center internship. The Davison Holbrook Johnston law firm, now on Wood Block Main Street, plans new offices in Cahill building beside National Commercial Bank & Trust Co.
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Parsons School of Design
Ruth Chaskell
London School of Economics
University of Washington
Mountain Valley Child Development Center
National Council On Legitimacy
Ms. Faraci
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New York City Board of Health
Misericordia Hospital
Tom Whalen
Holy Cross
St. Lewis University
Arthur J. O’dea
Manchester
Albany
Harry Harrison
Munsell Street
Kenneth Kelman
Richard Bergman
Kelman
University of Michigan Dental School
Albany Medical Center
Bergman
Elnora
New York University Dental School
Albert Einstein Medical Center
New York City
Davison, Holbrook and Johnston
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Main Street
Cahill
National Commercial Bank & Trust Company
Vermont House backs merger of Highway and General Funds
The House Government Operations Committee approved a merger 6-5, despite opposition from Reps. William M. Nawrath and Charles J. Stone Jr. who warned the move could let the Highway Department raid the fund. Chair Orrin Beattie urged action. Speaker O Connor said the Transportation Committee will review next. Gov Salmon endorses the merge in his budget outline.
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Brattleboro
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Salmon
Probe urged into State Personnel Department in Vermont
Rep. Harry B. Ashe, R-Williamstown, filed a bill seeking an investigation of the State Personnel Department. He says the move is not tied to the hiring of John Froines as State Occupational Safety and Health Director, noting longtime complaints about how the civil service system operates and suggesting hiring practices can be manipulated by administrators.
Curtis seeks UVM board seat in first announced candidacy
Rep. David W. Curtis announces he will run for the University of Vermont board of trustees, with three seats up for election on February 20. Sen. John T. Alden is expected to announce for one post later this week. In Montpelier, debate grows over a full-time Public Service Board with endorsements from former PSB chair William Gilbert and member Daniel Ruggles III.
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PSB
William Gilbert
Daniel Ruggles III
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Gilbert
Power clash over charter fuels Albany budget frictions
In New York County Executive Murphy battles a Democratic legislature over charter interpretation. Murphy cut budgets. the legislature issued resolutions backing the cuts and asserting its spending powers. Legislator Stierer cautions on establishing legislative control of the charter. Albany leaders oppose a state finance plan cutting aid to many cities, with Troy losing 178110 dollars and Rensselaer County rising from 649411 to 888856 under the proposed formula.
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William J. Murphy
Murphy
Robert A. Stierer
Albany
Commission On State and Local Finance
Rensselaer
Schenectady
Saratoga Springs
Machanicville
Rensselaer County
Cohoes
Watervliet
Berkshire Pittsfield bus drivers shut city schools amid snow
Pittsfield officials canceled public and parochial secondary schools after most bus drivers refused to operate in snow. Superintendent Thomas J. Wahlen called it a strike at first, then planned a meeting with the bus contractor and city solicitor. Union president Edward J. Spence cited safety as the reason, stressing it isn’t a strike.
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Thomas J. Wahlen
Edward J. Spence
Amalgamated Transit Union
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