Radical feminism talk at Williams College chapel
Professor Mary Daly of Boston College will speak at a Williams College Chapel Board dessert discussion at 6 30 p m Friday in St Johns Parish Williamstown on Park Street discussing Radical Feminism Escaping the State of Possession The open to the public event notes Dalys long teaching career in theology at Boston College since 1966 and her prior posts at Cardinal Cushing College University of Fribourg and Notre Dame degrees.
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Williamstown
Mass
Mary Daly
Boston College
Williams College
St. John’s Parish
Park Street
Daly
Cardinal Cushing College
Brookline
University of Fribourg
Switzerland
Brandeis
Harvard
Warsaw University
Moscow State University
Village truck flips on slippery street in Hoosick Falls
A village highway truck skidded on Parsons Avenue and turned over on its side Wednesday morning just after 7. Driver William Palitowski was uninjured while passengers John Mahar and William Lukuskas were treated at Putnam Memorial Hospital. Mahar sprained wrist and Lukuskas a fractured shoulder. Accident occurred near Dr. Philip Martinez home at Abbott Street intersection.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Parsons Avenue
William Palitowski
John Mahar
William Lukuskas
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Mahar
Sukuskas
Philip Martinez
Abbott
Ethan Allen Pomona Grange Meeting Notes Update
At the Ethan Allen Pomona Grange meeting in Bennington Warren Clough is ill. Eunice Myers moved to Prospect Nursing Home and welcomes visits and cards. Belle Decker will supply natural wool for the Vermont Sheep Breeders district. for yarn contact Decker in Pawlet at 325 3188. Next meeting at Mt Equinox Grange in Manchester March 9 at 8 15 p.m.
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Ethan Allen
Belle Decker
Vermont
Courses set for BRSU teachers
The Bennington Rutland Supervisory Union offers three 3 credit graduate courses through the University of Vermont for BRSU teachers. Education 216 covers classroom individualization with practicum while Education 295 develops a yearly Language Arts minimum objective system and Education 297 includes practicum for measuring and implementing these objectives. Instructors are George Carpenter and William Bursack. Sixteen teachers have registered: nine Manchester, two Pawlet, three Sunderland.
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Manchester
Bennington Rutland Supervisory Union
University of Vermont
BRSU
George Carpenter
William Bursack
Supervisory Union
Pawlet
Sunderland
Engagement Notice for Leanna Miller and Bruce Pearson
Mr and Mrs Chester Miller announce the engagement of their daughter Leanna to Bruce E Pearson son of Mr and Mrs Casper Pearson both of South Cambridge Road Miss Miller graduated Greenwich Central School in 1973 and works at National Catheter in Argyle Pearson graduated in 1970 from Greenwich Central School and works for his brother No date set for the wedding.
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Chester Miller
Cossaguna
Leanna
Bruce E. Pearson
Casper Pearson
South Cambridge Road
Miss Miller
Greenwich Central School
National Catheter Corporation
Argyle
Pearson
Three Democrats nominated for Hoosick Falls trustee
Hoosick Falls N Y. Three Democrats Walter Davendoni s Michael Brewster and John Jenuskevice were nominated for the three village trustee offices in the March 16 election. Davendoni s and Brewster are former trustees with service in the Navy and local clubs. Jenuskevice a lifelong resident works at Oak Industries and is active in Elks VFW and Derby Club. The Independent party also named Edwin Schneider Francis Murphy and Anthony Pokines for the posts. profiles will run tomorrow.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Democratic Party
Walter Davendanis
Michael Brewster
John Jenuskevice
Davendonis
Brewster
Democrats
James Nealon
Walter
Wally’’ Davendoniis
St. Mary’s Academy
Hoosac School
VFW
Hoosick Post American Legion
Hoosick Falls Aerie of Eagles
U.S. Navy
Margaret Whitter
Scott
Christine Passvnell
Margaret Johnson
Betsy
Tom
Janet
Paul
Hoosick Falls Central School
Hamilton College
Suny At Albany
U.S. Army
Germany
Town of Hoosick Lions Club
Derby Community Club
The
Independent Party
Edwin Schneider
Francis Murphy
Anthony Pokines
Hoosick Falls Lodge of Elks
High St
Jean
Bennington Convalescent Center
Michael
Kirk
Kevin
Hoosick Fils
Tri Point
Lynn
Joan Jenuskevice
Albany
Mary Lou Hurst
Waterford
Weekend and Family Visits Around the Region
Walloomsac Mary Margaret Kennedy visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. John Kennedy for the weekend. Tom Hughes and Mrs. Francis Hughes called on Mrs. Roscoe Austin in Greenwich last Friday. Robert, Diane and Maria Cross from Poestenkill vacation with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kipp. Joseph Warren of Rochester stayed with his brother Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Warren and family. Henry Andrew was discharged from Putnam Memorial Hospital and convalescing with his daughter in Bennington. Arnold Perry visited parents in Bradford New Hampshire. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Andras and children Maureen and Bruce James of North Adams were weekend guests of the Jim Hoags. Mrs. Gordon Hoag celebrated her 79th birthday on Feb 12 with greetings from relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Baldwin and Julie Ann were guests of his mother Mrs. Edwin Lennon of Glens Falls. Others included Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Slavin, Margaret and Michael. Mrs. Terry Hoag with Mike and Mark visited Friday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Robert Herrington of Schaghticoke.
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Robert Baldwin
Julie Ann
Edwin Lennon
Glens Falls
Eugene Slavin
Margaret
Michael
Pownal Church Choir and Fire Drill Set for Tonight
Pam Blakeman reports the United Methodist Church choir will rehearse at 7 30 this evening at the church. The Pownal Center Fire Department will meet at 7 30 tonight at the firehouse for a drill.
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United Methodist Church
Pownal Center
Vermont Health Board faces wide agenda today
In Montpelier the Health Board plans hearings on radioactive discharges at Vermont Yankee Vernon, a requirement for patients to seek a second opinion before operations, new food and lodging regulations, the Health Department budget, and moving the department from Burlington to Waterbury. A CBS documentary showing is also on the agenda.
Montpelier debate over meals and rooms tax rise
In Montpelier UPI reports Rep. Edgar May defends boosting the meals and rooms tax to seven percent arguing current rates lag behind other states. Vermont Hotel Motell Association counters, saying higher tax worsens competitiveness. sponsors expect $4 million more by June. A separate panel scolds both sides in a contract dispute between the Highway Department and the Vermont State Employees Association over overtime elimination for about 600 workers.
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Montpelier
UPI
Philip Hoff
Highway Department
Vermont State Employees Association
Vermont Senate panel backs weakened public records bill
The Senate General and Military Committee approved a substantially pared down access bill by four to two, removing municipal bodies such as school boards from its scope. VPIRG spokesmen said they would not support the amended measure, arguing it would still foster open government.
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Montpelier
UPI
Senate General and Military Committee
House
Senate
Vermont
Public Interest Research Group
VPIRG
Regents to deny diplomas to students failing ninth grade test
Albany reports Education Commissioner Nyquist will propose denying high school diplomas to those unable to pass a ninth grade competency exam. The plan covers reading social studies mathematics and science with expected approval from the state Board of Regents. In Troy, council committee backs secret records plan while Buckley stays silent.
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Albany
Ewald B. Nyquist
State Board of Regents
Nyquist
Regents
Troy
Public Safety Committee
John P. Buckley
Buckley
Public Safety
Bail Revoked In Berkshire Murder Case
In Williamstown District Court Judge Bernard Lenhoff revoked $50,000 bail for Kristin Eric Asmussen on an armed robbery charge connected to the Jan. 23 stabbing death of Reginald L. Rockwell in Bennington. A separate February hearing had set bail at $10,000, but prosecutors sought pretrial detention.
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Williamstown
Reginald L. Rockwell
Bennington
Bernard Lenhoff
Kristin Eric Asmussen
James L. Scullary
Scullary
Lenhoff
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Beamn
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Haynes & Kane
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First Vermont Bank
Vermont Firsts
Bruce Mitchell
America
Vermont Boy Scouts
Barre
Bellows Falls
Brattleboro
Castleton
Chester
Rutland
Waterbury
F.d.lc
Walloomsac
Bertha Hoag
Mary Margaret Kennedy
Mrs
John Kennedy
Tom Hughes
Francis Hughes
Roscoe Austin
Greenwich
Eleanor Niles
Robert
Diane
Maria Cross
Poestenkill
Howard Kipp
Y— Joseph Warren
Rochester
Ernest Warren
Henry Andrew
Arnold Perry
Maurice Perry
Bradford, N.H
Bruce Andras
Maureen and
Bruce James
North Adams
Jim Hoags
Gordon Hoag
Terry Hoag
Mike
Mark
Robert Herrington
Schaghticoke
Pownal
Pamela Blakeman
Enith
Washington
Taya
Main St
IH. Greenberg Incorporated
Main Street
API
Alexander Acebo
House Appropriations Committee
Acebo
Union
New York
Norma H. Fatone
John J. Willson
Down In
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Drury
New Drury High School
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Anthony A. Tovani
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