Williams College admits first five women as coeducational transfer students
Williams College in Massachusetts will welcome five female transfer seniors as the first women eligible to graduate, joining an initiative to go coeducational. Approximately 40 more women will be sophomores and juniors next fall, with 90 total women on campus including exchange participants.
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Williamstown
Mass
Williams College
Williams
Gair B. Hemphill
Smith College
Seattle
Wash
Joan F. Hertzberg
Vassar
Skokie
Ill
Board of Trustees
Wild Turkeys Doing Well In Pawlet Area
Vermont Fish and Game biologists report a growing wild turkey population in Pawlet Rupert Wells and Tinmouth with 35 to 45 birds sighted this season up from 17 released last winter. Officials stress not feeding the birds and ask the public to report sightings or deaths to local wardens or project biologist William Drake in Proctor at 459-2743.
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Montpelier
Pawlet
Fish and Game Dept
Rupert
Wells
Tinmouth
New York
Vermont
Turkey
Department
William Drake
Proctor
Cambridge couples hear nephew Lt Cmdr Spink takes command
South Cambridge and Cambridge residents announce that their nephew Lt Cmdr Peter Spink has assumed command of the USS Picuda. The change of command marks a milestone for Spink and his families as they note his new duty aboard the submarine.
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Malcolm Hamilton
William Hustler
Cambridge
Cmdr
Peter Spink
Clancy Wins Bausch Award At St. Mary's
Hoosick Falls New York Joseph Thomas Clancy son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Clancy Sr won the Bausch and Lamb Science Award at St Marys Academy The bronze medal honors the senior student strongest in science and will be given at June graduation He is also a New York State Regents Scholarship winner
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Clancy
Bausch Award
St. Mary’s
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Joseph Thomas Clancy
Joseph Clancy Sr
Hoosick
St. Mary’s Academy
John Gallagher
Ski School Opens at Jiminy Peak with Baer Coaching
Jiminy Peak Ski School begins programs from advanced racing to beginners in Hancock Massachusetts. Swiss coach Ruedi Baer visits January 26 for youth and veteran training while Bill Batie runs sessions for older junior racers and Sunday Jiminy Cricket Slalom. A 10 session series costs 25 dollars with special 9 am beginner classes for 14 and under at 2 dollars. Baer, former European and Swiss junior downhill champion, directs racing at Killington and leads the All American Summer Ski Camp. He will aim to set a new Sunday Left Bank Downhill time near 1 minute 15 seconds, with gold for under 1:30, silver for under two minutes, bronze below three minutes.
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Hancock
Mass
Jiminy Peak
Ruedi Baer
Bill Beattie
Baer
Cooke City
Mont
Killington
Lehigh students plan five fronts in environmental drive
Lehigh University ecology group with about 100 students and faculty shapes a five point program to combat pollution. They will join an April 22 teach in coordinated with Senator Nelson to raise awareness and educate on pollution, disposal, laws, and new courses while examining a polluted stream and litter issues.
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Bethlehem
Lehigh University
Trembley
Ecology Action
Lehigh
Gaylord Nelson
Wisconsin
Lehigh Group
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First Williams
Judy Allerhand
Kew Gardens
Ellen Josephson
Mount Holyoke
Great Neck
Jane K. Gardner
Briarcliff Manor
Briarcliff High School
Matthew Vassar
Robert W. Shuford
Shuford
Fienberg
Main ST
Bennington, VT
Argue Drug Store
South Cambridge
Margaret Aiken
U.S. Naval Station
Key West Fla
Spink
U.S. Navy
U.S. Naval Academy
Charles S. Sperry
Atule
Thomas Jefferson
FBM Weapons Division
Naval Submarine Officer
USS
Salmon
Picuda
H. Lincoln Spink
Schenectady
Cecelia Greene Callahan
School of Dance
Bennington
FACIT
Evans’ News Office Equipment Inc
Union ST
Lehigh Ecology Action Group
Peter N. Skinner
Dorset
Skinner
ABC
Irving Lyon
Bennington College
Larry Bogart
Burlington
AEC
Glenn Seaborg
Francis J. Trembley
Boston
UPD
Massachusetts
Francis W. Sargent
U.S
Honduras
Griffin Inc
Arlington
Grants
Bradford
Youi
Oneida
Main St. Bennington
Dacron
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