Public symposium on school redistricting set in Montpelier
A Vermont public symposium on school redistricting will be held at the Pavilion Hotel in Montpelier on January 19 at 7 30 p m. The event is part of an all day conference sponsored by the Vermont Congress of Parents and Teachers and will gather members of the state Board of Education Vermont School Superintendents and representatives from the VEA and VSSDA to discuss redistricting. Mrs Charlotte Ryan regional vice president of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers will moderate. The conference is open to the public as well as PTA members with all interested persons welcome.
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Montpelier
Pavilion Hotel
Vermont Congress of Parents and Teachers
State Board of Education
Vermont
VEA
VSSDA
Charlotte Ryan
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
PTA
Stock Market Opens Firm With Broad Gains and Losses
The market started firm on moderate volume with many issues advancing. New York stocks showed gains in many industrial issues while several blue chips fell including Boeing and General Dynamics, as traders watched the day’s broad activity and mixed performance.
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City
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Colgate
Collins Radio
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Consolidated Nat Gas
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Consumers Power
Continental Can
Copperweld Steel
Crucible Steel
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Diamant
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Dow Chemical
DuPont
Eastern Air Lines
Eastman Kodak
Eaton Mfg
Erie Lackawanna
Federal Mag
le Firestone
Ford
General Electric
General Foods
General Motors
Goodrich
Goodyear
Grace WR
Great A&p
Greyhound
Hercules
Hershey
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Ingersoll Rand
IBM
Harvester
International Nickel
Motorola
National Aviation
National Biscuit
National Dairy
Ve National Distributors
National Gypsum
New York Central RR
Norfolk & Western
North American Coal
Olin Mathieson
Pan Americanwa
Param P
Parke Davis
Albany VA office to close and merge with Brooklyn region
The regional VA office in Albany will close by June 30 as part of 31 planned closures. It employs 60 people and served 211,000 veterans across 20 counties. it will merge with the Brooklyn Regional Office. Closures include 17 regional centers and 14 hospitals.
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The
Veterans Administration
Brooklyn
Sunmount Hospital
Tupper Lake
Bath
Castle Point
Berkshire City Faces Revenue Loss From Senior Exemption
North Adams officials condemn a state tax exemption for residents over 70 as the 1964 shortfall of 66,297 drains city funds. The 1965 tax rate will rise by just over two dollars to cover the gap, with an average abatement of about 228. Mount Greylock raises New Ashford tuition to 794.07, up 26 percent from 625, while other out-of-district students pay 725, a 16 percent rise. New Ashford funds its share. others’ payments fall to parents. Pittsfield hosts a public meeting Monday on water problems at the Girls Club, sponsored by Good Government Association and League of Women Voters, with a panel including John Burbank and William F. Tyer.
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Ralph Oliver
North Adams
Francis C. Florini
Williamstown
Mount Greylock
New Ashford
Pittsfield
Girls Club
Good Government Association
The
League of Women Voters
John Burbank
City Water Commission
William F. Tyer
Lee Selectman
Bennington Banner Contact and Subscription Information
The Bennington Banner lists telephone lines for business news, newsroom, and advertising. It notes daily publication except Sundays and certain holidays, mailing address at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont, and United Press International affiliation with exclusive local news republication rights. Pricing includes mail subscriptions within a 50 mile Vermont radius and nationwide rates.
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Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
The
Banner Publishing Corporation
United Press International
UPI
Vermont
U.S
Dock Strike Hits Boston Costs 100000 Daily
The East Coast dock strike costs Greater Boston about 100000 dollars per day with warned increases if it lasts longer. Three ships are strike-bound in Boston including a scrap vessel needing 17 longshoremen and two cargo vessels needing about five 20-man gangs. Perishable foods are not shipped, but oil coal and sugar flow continues. Wool industry warned of weeks-long disruption though stockpiles and diversions mitigate impact.
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UPI
Greater Boston
John Halloran
The
Maritime Association of
U.S. Agriculture Department
Chamber of Commerce and Port
New England
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