Misprinted dollar bills disrupt banks and raise prices
Misprinted one dollar bills turned up in Bennington Pittsfield and North Adams triggering feverish coin collecting profits and the firing of Deborah J Gaudreau a teller who refused to return one bill. Bank officials say the error occurred in Washington DC and could fetch collectors 50 to 400 dollars each while victims weigh legal steps.
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Robert M. McDonough
Pittsfield
Mass
North Adams Bank
Federal
Washington, D.C
Bennington
North Adams
Deborah J. Gaudreau
Berkshire Bank & Trust
That City
Curt Halder
Molly
Miss Gaudreau
Halder
Robert C. Gable
Kenneth Dehart
US Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Dog sled races sweep old Chatham line
Siberian and Alaskan huskies raced along snow covered trails near Old Chatham as drivers from Maryland to New York converged for a two day event organized by the Mid Atlantic Dog Sled and Racing Association at the Quaker Meeting House.
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Chatham
N.Y
Columbia County
Yukon
Maryland
Delaware
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
New York
New York City
Mid-Atlantic
Dougle
Kenneth Sherwood
Mayfield
Gloversville
New York State
Sharen
Bloomberg
Walter Schirber
Freehold
N.J
Colonel
Jennings
Smithtown
Laconia
N.H
Quieter winter wonders at Pleasant Valley Sanctuary
A family friendly hike at Pleasant Valley Wildlife Sanctuary Lenox Massachusetts on Sunday January 16 at 2 p m will guide visitors through woods fields and streams to view winter sights including snow on trees ice crystals and sleeping plants The one hour program is free for Massachusetts Audubon Society members and 50 cents for non members with a reduced 25 cent student rate
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Lenox
Mass
Pleasant Valley Wildlife Sanctuary
Massachusetts Audubon Society
Vermont Leg Alert launch signals environmental issue focus
A coalition of seven Vermont environmental groups announced a 1977 Weekly Legislative Alert to track General Assembly activity affecting environmental policy. Subscriptions reached 300, with a $5 annual fee, and the first issue will post after Friday sessions, mailed each Saturday.
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Montpelier
Vermont
General Assembly
Nat Frothingham
Coalition
Assembly
House
Senate
Legislative Alert
The
Conservation Society of Southern Vermont
Fair Tax and Equal Education Coalition
Lake Champlain Committee
Vermont Natural Resources Council
Vermont Public Interest Research Group
Vermont Sierra Club Group
Vermont Tomorrow Legislative Action
VNRC
State St
Organizing Vermont tenants conference by NLG Vermont chapter
The Vermont Chapter of the National Lawyers Guild will host a day-long conference on January 15 at Vermont Law School in South Royalton under the theme Organizing Tenants in Vermont. Registration starts at 9 a.m. Activist lawyers, legal workers, and law students will attend.
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Royalton
Vermont
The
National Lawyers Guild
Vermont Law School
South Royalton
Sarah Larson Day School adopts self-contained classrooms
Manchester Sarah Larson Day School reshapes rooms into self-contained areas for science art and other subjects shedding the old move between rooms system. Director David Ahern says the change cuts timing problems preserves group experiences and weekly themes while maintaining a 1 teacher to 5 students ratio and no extra cost.
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Manchester
Sarah Larson
David
Ahern
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