Falls officials agree to CSEA union elections Jan 18
Hoosick Falls officials and CSEA reach a compromise to hold representation elections on January 18 for two bargaining units the police group excluded from the unit police chief William Chapones and Public Works Supt. Charles Stowell said to be policy makers while other non political village employees may join the CSEA the PERB supervised vote follows months of negotiations after village employees sought CSEA representation and comes ahead of a PERB hearing.
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Falls
CSEA
Anne Eisenmenger
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Civil Service Employer Association
Public Employment Relations Board
PERB
Troy
Richard Farley
William Lochner
William Chapones
Public Works
Charles Stowell
Lochner
New York State
Donald Bogardus
Bogardus
Farley
Shaftsbury considers regular auditor appointment plan
Shaftsbury selectmen talked last night about appointing a regular town auditor to bring continuity and standards, with two elected auditors to review the appointed one. Long-time auditor Eric Adler proposed the plan, noting health reasons and potential 100 hours annually for the appointed role.
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Shaftsbury
Eric Adler
Adler
William Mattison
Shaftsbury Hollow
Elm Street
Tom Murphy
North Bennington
Dwyer
Arlington board begins budget work for 1977-78 shows rise
Arlington School Board started budget work for 1977-78 after the Selectmen demanded a Jan 15 budget deliverable to the auditors. Towne presented a preliminary 1977-78 budget of 688 854, with increases in fixed costs and salaries, and noted pending unemployment and capital outlay items.
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Arlington
Arnold Wilcox
Arlington High School
William Towne
Towne
Fisher School
Wilcox
Manchester School Board seeks funds for roof and equipment
Manchester officials request 20400 in revenue sharing for an elementary school gym roof and six sewing machines, a squirt machine, cabinets, cassettes and cafeteria supplies, and folding partitions. Chairman Powers and Principal Morell argue the roof is essential after 22 years of service and would improve health and sanitation by separating kitchen and cafeteria areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester School Board
Manchester
White Creek Bookmobile resumes visits Thursday at White Creek Store
The Southern Adirondack Library system bookmobile will resume community visits on Thursday from 10 45 to 11 15 a m at the White Creek Store. Also included are local notes on hospital and nursing home patients, residents visiting relatives, and town budget actions.
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Adirondack Library System
White Creek
Newborn Girl Found Dead in Keene Trash
Police in Keene New Hampshire recovered a fully developed newborn girl from a bathroom trash container. An autopsy found no obvious natural cause of death and determined the infant had been dead for a short time after birth. The mother’s identity was not released and officials offered no charges yet.
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Keene, N.H
UPI
Harold Becotte
Keene
Becotte
James Ballou
Ballou
Robbers Shoot Man in Hudson NH Station Hold Up
A service station attendant, Steven Schoonmaker of Merrimack, was shot in the face during an armed robbery in Hudson New Hampshire. The robbers took 10 dollars and fled toward Massachusetts in a station wagon. Schoonmaker is in stable condition after head wound surgery. police seek a female witness who reported the shooting. The suspects are two men 25 to 30, one short and fat the other short and skinny, both with moustaches.
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Hudson
N.H
UPI
Steven Schoonmaker
Merrimack
St. Joseph Hospital
Nashua
Massachusetts
Falls village misses federal funds for new municipal building
Hoosick Falls failed to land 817000 in federal public works money for a new town hall and police facility. Village engineer Kent says the project was not on the published funding list, and Mayor Bogardus laments the shortfall but hints at a scaled down version. Local cost concerns and high unemployment weigh on decisions.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Peter Kent
Kent
Federal Register
Donald Bogardus
Congress
Bogardus
Francis Murphy
Edward W. Pattison
Economic Development Agency
Hoosick
Fire at Wayside Motel Route 7 causes heavy damage
Early morning blaze at Wayside Motel and Restaurant on Route 7 in Hoosick destroyed the roof and rafters of the restaurant with smoke and water damage throughout the facility. Firefighters from Hoosick West Hoosick and Pittstown fought the two hour fire starting at 5:30 a.m. No injuries reported and cause undetermined.
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Hoosick
N.Y
West Hoosick
Pittstown
Wayside
Route 7
Pownal Groups Schedule Meetings and Luncheon
American Legion Post 90 will meet at 7 30 tonight at the Redwood Beauty Shop in Pownal. The Pownal Senior Citizens hold a weekly luncheon Wednesday at noon at their center in Pownal Center with reservations via Rose Mattison at 823 7282 due a week in advance.
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American Legion Post 90
Redwood
Pownal
Pownal Center
Rose Mattison
Arlington Chorale to sing Faure Requiem in Lent
Arlington Chorale outlines rehearsals for ecumenical Week of Prayer service at St James Episcopal Church January 19. Director Theodore Cook calls members to rehearse January 5 at the Music Box Arlington Memorial High School for Faure Requiem and for the May 21 spring concert at Arlington High School. The group, in its 21st year, draws singers from Dorset Manchester South Londonderry Sunderland Sandgate Cambridge N Y and Arlington. For information call Mary deBrun 375 2208.
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St. James Episcopal Church
Arlington
Theodore Cook
Chorale
Arlington Memorial High School
Arlington Chorale
Dorset
Manchester
South Londonderry
Sunderland
Sandgate
Cambridge
N.Y
Mary deBrun
Indian lawyers aid their own and UCLA law ties
In Los Angeles a UCLA law professor Monroe Price notes most American Indians who graduate from UCLA School of Law practice to help their people. He says Indian attorneys were scarce until the late 1960s when numbers reached an all-time low.
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Los Angeles
UPI
UCLA
School of Law
Monroe Price
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Mary Pratt
Helen Wood
Bennington Regional Transit Inc
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Fisher
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Manross
George Sleeman
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Sweet Brook Nursing Home
Williamstown
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Jim Lake
SUNY
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Long Island
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Chittenango
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tMntage
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Tampa, Fla
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Claude Dern
Gene Lattuga
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Dern and Lattuga
LaPrade Engineering
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New Falls
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