Duties of auxiliary policewomen explained in Hoosick Falls
Civil defense director Nowik outlined the duties and powers of the County Auxiliary Police women serving with Hoosick Falls police since October. The group includes Mrs Sharron Howard Mrs Dawn Griffin and Mrs Gwen White and operates without pay to aid patrols, transport, court attendance and prisoner searches while not making arrests.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Benedict Nowik
Rensselaer County
Sharron Howard
Royal Howard
Dawn Griffin
Jack Griffin
Gwen White
al White
Nowik
County Civil Defense Office
Police Academy
Howard
Office of Civil Defense
Masons Install New Officers in Hoosick Falls
Robert Cook of Cobble Hill Road North Hoosick was installed as master of the Van Rensselaer Chapter F and AM at the Masonic Temple in Hoosick Falls. Raymond E Calhoun was installing officer with Rev Oswald Muller senior warden Donald Walker junior warden Glen S Rowland secretary and Guy H Phillips treasurer for the 38th consecutive year. Also installed were Rev Harry Burdess chaplain Irving Stevens marshal Harry Michie Walter Cusson masters of ceremony Frank Pratt Harold Cox stewards Al Bingham tiler Albert Wright junior deacon and Kalmar Greenberger senior deacon. Letters of appreciation from the Health Center and Rescue Squad were read. An invitation to Mt Anthony Lodge in Bennington on Jan 21 for a second degree was accepted. The regular meeting will open early and proceed to Bennington with a large attendance urged.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Robert Cook
Cobble Hill Road
North Hoosick
van Rensselaer
F & AM
Raymond E. Calhoun
Oswald Muller
Donald Walker
Glen S. Rowland
Guy H. Phillips
Harry Burdess
Irving Stevens
Harry Michie
Walter Cusson
Mt. Anthony Lodge
Bennington
United Methodist Women Schedule and Combined Service
The South Cambridge United Methodist Women meet at 8 p.m. on Monday January 13. A combined service of circuit churches is set for Sunday January 12 at 10 30 a.m. at the North Hoosick United Methodist Church with Rev. Harry Burdess officiating. Administrative board meets January 20 at 8 p.m. The fourth quarterly conference will be February 16 at South Cambridge Church after the service with a covered dish luncheon.
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North Hoosick United Methodist Church
Harry Burdess
Circuit
South Cambridge
Vermont selects OConnor as House speaker in surprise win
Gov. Salmon voiced surprise at Rep. Thomas OConnor's margin of victory for speaker and expected floor action on his agenda. OConnor said lawmakers seek change to a nonpartisan legislature and would only raise taxes as a last resort. Salmon's administration proposed a $7.6 million tax hike, while OConnor prioritizes reviewing the 1976 budget.
Newell Loses Senate President Pro Tem Bid Again
Montpelier Vermont UPI reports Sen. Graham S. Newell Republican Caledonia County again failed to win the Senate president pro tempore post on Wednesday. The 16 year gap since his last bid ended with a defeat to Sen. Robert A. Bloomer Republican Rutland County who becomes the new president pro tempore and the Bloomer family line continues.
Swanton trio arraigned in Prouty’s IGA armed robbery
Dupan 30 of Malletts Bay LaFleur 24 of Swanton and Linda Blanchard 18 of Winooski pleaded innocent in Vermont District Court to armed robbery and accessory charges linked to a Saturday night heist at Prouty’s IGA in Swanton. About 400 dollars in cash was taken from owner Charles Prouty Jr. and four employees outside the store. Colchester police nabbed the suspects as they headed toward the Burlington center.
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Swanton
UPI
Burlington Community Correctional Center
Winooski
Prouty’s Market
Joseph H. Dupan
Malletts Bay
Stephen D. LaFleur
Vermont District Court
St. Albans
Franklin County
Ronald F. Kilburn
Linda R. Blanchard
Charles Prouty Jr
Prouty
IGA
Colchester Policy
Burlington Correctional Center
Vermont ties subsidies to health facility approvals
Vermont and the federal government reach an agreement to halt federal subsidies for new health care facilities built without state approval. The plan reduces Medicare and Medicaid reimbursements to facilities that bypass state permitting, aiming to curb unnecessary constructions. Gov. Salmon declared January Food Stamp Month, noting only 40,000 of 90,000 eligible Vermonters enrolled and less than 10 percent of eligible seniors participate.
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Montpelier
UPS
Vermont
State aid cuts loom as enrollments fall in New York
Gov Hugh Carey hints at educational formula amendments to reflect declining enrollments and save costs. Albany officials warn budget strains as city schools rely on state aid, with only about 5 million of 23 million funded this year. In Schenectady, 19 year old Edward Baczkowski was found stabbed by the Mohawk River amid a wave of local violence, with police interviewing friends but making no arrests.
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Albany
Hugh Carey
David A. Brown
Brown
Schenectady
Edward Baczkowski
Albany St
Mohawk River
Stockade
Clifford Wood
Baczkowski
Tri-City
Baczkawski
Roberta Slovak
Union Street
Pittsfield
Massachusetts Veterans of Foreign Wars
Edward F. Dubiski
Carthage
Tenn
Dubiski
Joseph Hackett
Hackett
Evie Kinslow
Miss Kinslow
Berkshire Court Reform Move Faces Little Support
Berkshire County Commission seeks to eliminate Williamstown District Court in a 1975 budget cut. $30,000 for the court is dropped as part of a $300,000 county reduction. Officials say the plan is unlikely to pass. cases would move to North Adams if enacted.
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Pittsfield
Berkshire County Commission
Williamstown
Legislative Committee On
General Court
North Adams
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al Bingham
Albert Wright
Kalmar Greenberger
Margaret Aiken
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Addison
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George Keller
Susan
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