Ablow paintings on view at Middlebury College gallery
Joseph Ablow, former Middlebury College fine arts member and current Boston University arts chief, presents January show in The Gallery at Carr Hall. Works include still lifes portraits and figure studies with subdued tones and rich colors. Arthur K. Healy calls the exhibit sensitive and charming and notes Philodendron as a still life of distinction reflecting color and light.
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Republicans Warned Against Hoff Daley Tactics in Montpelier
In Montpelier Republican leaders warned party members not to be swayed by nonpartisan chatter from Gov. Hoff and Lt. Gov. Daley, urging continued support for a Republican legislative program to counter Democratic gains this fall.
Albany School Absences Rise Amid Flu Outbreak
More than 30 percent of Albany schoolchildren were absent yesterday as the county health commissioner linked the spike to a flu outbreak. Albany High School reported a 40 percent absentee rate while industrial absences stood at 8 to 9 percent, about three times normal for the season.
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Berkshire Dormitory Closed Over Plumbing Code Violations
In Berkshire the Lee Academy Board of Health ordered the new 52-student dormitory closed due to alleged plumbing code violations. The order is delayed 24 hours as the school tries to correct issues. Attorney Albert S. Silverman questioned code applicability and potential court action for vacating the building. In North Adams, St Joseph's High School parents chose to send a respectful letter to Bishop Weldon about Rev Walter Gaffney's transfer. In Pittsfield, Attorney Paul Tamburello was named chair of a governor's commission to study the death penalty as a crime deterrent.
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Lanesboro man pleads innocent in Berkshire car ring case
Edmund T. Crown, 44, of Pittsfield area Lanesboro, pleaded not guilty in Central Berkshire District Court to two charges tied to a Berkshire County stolen car ring. His case was continued to Monday, he was released on $1000 bail, and FBI interstate transportation of stolen vehicles charges are pending in New York.
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Library Service Approved For Federal Funds In Vermont
The Vermont Free Public Library Service won approval to accept 105000 in federal funds for fiscal 1968, with the board cautioning it does not commit to a 116000 supplemental request. The meeting also addressed requests for 12 permanent staff, the withdrawal of three positions by Mental Health, and debate over Barre’s auditorium annex renovation to house a Washington District Court, while Montpelier officials protested the move.
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