Paper Shack Keeps Running Troop 331 Despite Market Slump
Shaftsbury troop 331 will maintain the paper shack at the town dump with excess paper stored on Scout Master Dale Salin's property until prices improve. Paper Mill Village, the local buyer, can no longer afford the price, but both parties expect an upturn in six to eight weeks. The troop also advances skiing merit badges and prepares for next week's polar bear winter survival expedition at Scout lands on West Mountain. A well child clinic for Shaftsbury children will be held in Bennington on Feb 14 from 1 to 3 p.m. at the Second Congregational Church Hillside Street. parents may call Betsy Yung at 442 5491 for an appointment.
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Dale Salin
Salin
Paper Mill Village
Scout
West Mountain
Shaftsbury
Bennington
Second Congregational Church
Hillside St
Betsy Yung
Coffin resigns as Yale chaplain amid plans for planetary consciousness
William Sloan Coffin, Yale University chaplain famed for civil rights and antiwar activity, resigns after 17 years. His wife says he will not join another college chaplaincy for 1–2 years, aims to finish and write books, and explore planetary consciousness in troubled times. Governor Brewster calls his departure a great loss to Yale.
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New Haven, Conn
UPI
William Sloan Coffin
Yale University
Yale
Coffin
Battell Chapel
Harriet
Kingman Brewster Jr
Univeristy
Bill Coffin
Montgomery
Ala
U.S. Supreme Court
United States
Vietnam
Benjamin Spock
U.S
New York
CIA
Phillips Academy
Andover
Mass
Williams College
Alternatives Telephone service for Williamstown area
The Alternatives Telephone offers information by phone on communes non-violence libertarian left vegetarianism free schools Campus-Free College meditation and ecology. Available Tuesdays 7 30 to 9 pm call 413 458 8473 PO Box 225 Williamstown MA 01267.
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Williamstown
Mass
Alternatives Telephone
Berkshire County
Vermont
New York
the Alternatives Telephone
P.O
Valentine Square Dance Planned by Williamstown Promenaders
The Williamstown Promenaders Western square dance club will host its annual Valentine Dance Friday February 14 from 8 to 11 p.m. at Mt. Greylock Regional High School replacing Pine Cobble School. The event is open to all square dance members including teens and singles. Caller Earl W. Turner of Lenox Massachusetts will lead. Couples are asked to bring sandwiches for two.
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Williamstown
Mass
Mt. Greylock Regional High School
Pine Cobble School
Earl W. Turner
Lenox
Mitchell named to county conservation district board
Clem Mitchell of Hoosick has been named to the board of directors of the Rensselaer County Soil and Water Conservation District. Mitchell, owner of a West Hoosick dairy farm, replaces Robert Breese who left after eight years. The board also elected Alson Spain chairman and includes Paul Marpe, Stanton Goodermote, and William Walsh.
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Wynantskill
N.Y
Clem Mitchell
Hoosick
Rensselaer County Soil and Water Conservation District
Mitchell
West Hoosick
Robert Breese
Breese Hollow
Breese
Farm Bureau
Agricultural District
Conservation District
Alson Spain
Spain
Paul Marpe
Pittstown
Stanton Goodermote
Berlin
William Walsh
West Sand Lake
Walsh
Marpe
The
Grange
Goodermote
Rensselaer County
Manchester Sunderland Rupert School Board Meetings
The Manchester school board will meet Monday February 10 at 7 30 p m at Manchester Elementary School. The Sunderland school board will meet Tuesday February 11 at 8 p m. The Rupert school board will meet Thursday February 13 at 9 30 a m at the Rupert location.
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Manchester School Board
Manchester
Sunderland School Board
Sunderland
Rupert School Board
Rupert
Governor Salmon criticizes Ford on oil tariffs
Governor Salmon told Senate Finance Committee that President Ford bypassed federal law and governors by raising oil import tariffs. With Senators Kennedy and Jackson, he backed a bill for a 90 day moratorium, arguing the order would lift energy costs in New England by 35 percent.
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Washington, D.C
UPI
Salmon
Senate Finance Committee
Ford
U.S
Edward Kennedy
D-Mass
Henry Jackson
D-Wash
Snelling Disassociates From Boylan Budget Plan
UPI reports House Majority Leader Richard Snelling rejects any link to Sen. John Boylan's budget, warning it could cost Vermont $30 million in federal funds while flagging possible cuts. The plan, prepared by the Joint Fiscal Office, contrasts with Gov. Salmon's 1976 budget projections of an $11 million tax rise to balance.
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Burlington
UPI
House
Richard Snelling
Shelburne
John Boylan
Senate Appropriations Committee
Snelling
Boylan
Legislative Joint Fiscal Office
Salmon
Troy Urban Renewal seeks ideas to start Uncle Sam Mall
Troy officials plead for public input as they open commercial phase 1 to builders and developers. Director Frank Yankowski says any interested party with ideas or backing can join, despite critics doubting economic success and a bleak outlook.
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Troy
Troy Urban Renewal Agency
Uncle Sam
Frank Yankowski
Yankowski
Catskill land plan seeks two year extension
The Temporary State Commission to Study the Catskills asks for a two year extension to develop land use and economic development programs for the region. It proposes a Catskill Region Commission to oversee these programs after April 1 1977, modeled on Adirondack Park plans. The land use plan would curb development while linking to an economic plan to create good paying jobs in a region with low prospects.
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Albany
Catskills
Catskill
Berkshire County Denies Funds for Temporary Clerk Overruled
Williamstown story notes the Berkshire County Commission overruled on funding a temporary clerk for the Williamstown District Court. Chief Justice Flashner ruled the position reasonably necessary for the court, with Judge Lenhoff assigning Joan C. Scott, the Williamstown probation officer, to fill the role.
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Williamstown
Berkshire County Commission
District Court
Franklin N. Flashner
Bernard Lenhoff
Joan C. Scott
Amazeen Defense Highlights Hammer Versus Car Killing Claim
Pittsfield attorney Thomas J. O Connor presents expert testimony that Delmer T Amazeen killed Julia T Schroeter by being crushed under a car after an April 15 1974 drive in incident. Amazeen admits striking her with a hammer and driving away panicked.
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Pittsfield
Thomas J. O’connor
Delmer T. Amazeen
Theodore B. Brand
Springfield
Julia T. Schroeter
Richard J. Clemens
Amazeen
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Cranston, R. I
U. S
American Automobile Association
Cathy Fuller
Carl Fuller
Cold Spring Road
State University of New York
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Miss Fuller
Mount Anthony Union High School
Bellemare & Sons
Northside Drive
Bell
Bennington, Vermon
Valentine Square Dance
County Conservation District Board
Energy Committee
Robert O’brien
Orange County
Middlesex
Sidney R. Seaman
Montpelier
Middlesex Center
Seaman
Central Vermont Medical Center
Barbara Judd
Judd
William O'Neill
O'Neill
Down In
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