Skiing for the Blind at Haystack Mountain
A Boston University student, Susan Gould, 21, mentors Chris Pepper, 18, the blind Brattleboro, Vermont skier, at Haystack Mountain Wilmington. The program, begun by director Bruce Gavett, grows to 16 blind skiers, using radio guidance and tactile instruction.
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Wilmington
Christ Pepper
Brattleboro
Vermont
Chris
Susan Gould
Boston University
Sargent College of Allied Health Professions
Susan
Haystack Mountain
Haystack
Bruce Gavett
Man
Nashua
New Hampshire
Haystack School
Jim Gardner
Tammy Marcinuk
Fitchburg
Mass
Europe
Tammy
Gavett
Chris Pepper
Howard B. Gould
Aspen
Colorado
Mexico
Teen-Age Hearse In Albuquerque School Commute
Four Albuquerque teens John Arneso Ralph Baxter Danny Glendro and Bobby Dike drive a 1953 model hearse to school to answer that no one else around has one. The unusual daily ride highlights their practical joking stance and local curiosity.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Vandals Force Closing of Recreation Center
SHAFTSBURY Vermont town recreation center closed after vandalism and theft. Front door glass smashed. tools stolen from Herbert A. Thom assistant curator at the Bennington Museum. Hole in wall near door and damaged window. police seek the mysterious visitor who fled. Center to remain shut until proper conduct returns and youths police themselves.
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Shaftsbury
Herbert A. Thom
Bennington
Thom
Maryland
George Chandler
Manchester resident weighs reopening center after damage
Manchester visitor discusses reopening a damaged center while considering tax burdens. Christmas guests at the Lawson Hoard home in the Depot include Richard Towslee of East Rupert, Robert Tenzer of Peru, Dan Wood of Danby, Gene Hoard of East Hampton Conn, and Nancy Hoard of Manchester Center, with further Hoard family members visiting from the Depot, Center, and Peru.
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Lawson Hoard
Depot
Richard Towslee
East Rupert
Robert Tenzer
Peru
Dan Wood
Danby
Gene Hoard
East Hampton
Antarctic Expedition Returns From Two Month Field Mission
Don Trachie Jr and George Linkletter returned after about two months in Antarctica where NSF funded soil sampling in Taylor Valley near McMurdo Station. They flew via Navy helicopter, braved fierce winds, photographed landscapes, and collected several hundred pounds of samples for U of Washington and Western State College researchers. Trachie resumes senior year. Linkletter and wife head to Seattle for geology PhD work.
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West Arlington
Antarctica
Don Trachie Jr
George Linkletter
National Science Foundation
U.S. Navy
Taylor Valley
McMurdo Station
Trachte
Linkletter
Camp
McMurdo
Trachie
Navy
United States
Western State College
Colorado
Marjorie
University of Washington
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Jerry Galanesof
Tom Keiffer
Salisbury
Conn
Joanne Ericson
Jen Caldwell
Doug Bangs
Billy Rock
Iver Caldwell
Mathias Kiefer
Manchester
Michael Miller
P.O. Box
Main St
Vending & Amusement Inc
Colonial
Williamstown
G&w Ltd
Canada
U.S.A
Gooderham
Rich
Hishy
Tee and
Associated Importers. Inc
Gooderham & Wort
Peoria
Expedition
By Kay Weeks
Artery Arcade
North Adams
Springwall
Chiropractic Mattresses
Bennington, Vt
The
City Sewing Machine CO
Marysville
Kansas
Wesngi
AMSE
Lenede
EMON
Ctisth
Uotten
Repzip
Ogmamnoa
Nrettap
Lmateari
Srossics
Broadway
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