Murphy to appear in court over blocked promotion claim
Rensselaer County Executive William J. Murphy and several officials were served show cause orders to appear in State Supreme Court in Troy Friday morning. Bruce Baker, an environmental health technician, alleges political pressure blocked his promotion to senior environmental health technician in the county health department.
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Troy
N.Y
Rensselaer
William J. Murphy
William Sinnott
Murphy
Gordon A. Eadie
Civil Service Commission
Gerald J. Minehan
Marvin I. Honig
State Supreme Court
Bruce Baker
County Health Department
Health Department
Supreme Court
DeForest C. Pitt
Gerald Harley
Baker
Pitt
Harley
Hoosick Falls
Sinnott
Eadie
Sinott
Carl J. Stefanik
Rensselaer County
CSEA
Hoosick Falls School Board Sets Negotiation Session
Hoosick Falls Central School Board and teachers negotiators will meet Monday Feb 10 at 8 p.m. A maternity leave was granted for Kay Goldstein and tenure awarded to Joyce Burdick. Albert White appointed substitute bus driver and Eileen Roth named home bound tutor. Five board members will attend Albany meeting.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Board of Education
Hoosick Falls Central School
Philip Leonard
Leonard
Kay Goldstein
Albert White
Joyce Burdick
Eileen Roth
Center Street
Albany
CSEA
Supt. Leonard
Fred McGuire
George Holbrook
James Miner
Malcolm Brownell
Caasv Offers Creative Dance Class For Children
CAASV presents a 12 session creative dance course for children aged 4 to 12 at Shaftsbury Methodist Church in conjunction with the Community Arts Association. Classes meet Saturdays with age level split and morning or early afternoon sessions. Tuition is 10 dollars for all 12 sessions. register by calling Mary Ann Brehm Wilmot at 442-3064.
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Shaftsbury Methodist Church
Community Arts Association
Mary Ann Brehm Wilmot
Shaftsbury Farmers Market names 1975 leaders and plans
Shaftsbury inaugurates the 1975 market with Mrs. VanderEls as chairman and Mrs. Link as co chair. Attendees include Betty VanderEls Kathy Link Posy Gerlach Jenny Hawkins and others. Meetings set for Feb 11 to refine rules. Markets run Saturdays at Shaftsbury Elementary July 5 through Oct 11 with possible crafts area and church participation.
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Shaftsbury
Barth VanderEls
Betty VanderEls
Kathy Link
Posy Gerlach
Jenny Hawkins
Andrew Crosier
Dorothy Jones
Arthur Bottinger
Andrew Bacchi
Gwen Sanborn
Steve Randall
Audrey Jones
Mark
Shar Wuerschmidt
VanderEls
Link
Cochairman
Vermont may push limits on Lake Champlain pollution
Vermont Environmental Conservation Secretary Martin L. Johnson said the state will press hearings at the U S Environmental Protection Agency to ensure IPC's Ticonderoga NY plant does not violate Vermont water quality standards at the border. He noted the lake's border runs down the middle and the plant may not meet all standards. The state and IPC settled a prior suit requiring IPC to pay 500000 and cut pollution after Vermont claimed sludge buildup on the lake bottom.
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Johnson
New York
Vermont
IPC
Giuliani leaves Emergency Board for Rutland rep
In Montpelier, House Ways and Means Chair Peter Giuliani of Montpelier resigns from the state Emergency Board, citing the split 77 Republicans to 73 Democrats. Rep. Thomas Condon of Rutland becomes the sole Democrat on the board, joining Emory A. Hebard, Sen. Fred Westphal, and Sen. John Boylan, while Gov. Salmon chairs. In Burlington and Rutland, Democratic mayors Gordon Paquette and Gilbert Godrick announce re‑election bids for third and second terms respectively.
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Emory A. Hebard
Glover
Fred Westphal
Lamoille County
John Boylan
Franklin
Grand Isle County
Salmon
Burlington
UPI
Vermont
Gordon Paquette
Rutland
Gilbert Godrick
Long Vermont House session outlook after adjournment plan rejected
Montpelier UPI reports the Vermont House refused to adopt a Democratic plan to adjourn April 12, signaling a session likely longer than the usual 13 weeks as Republicans saw fit to table the proposal. Washington UPI notes Sen Leahy balked at Ford energy standards, favoring an energy efficiency tax to curb gas hogs.
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Washington, D.C
UPI
Sen
Leahy
Ford
Albany Govenor proposes sweeping state government reorg
Albany reports Gov Hugh J Carey plans a large scale reorganization before the 1975 76 budget takes effect. Aide says agency heads may see mergers eliminations and new agencies as the budget plan is unveiled around February 1.
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Albany
Hugh J. Carey
Carey
North Adams Church votes to sell building to ease deficit
In North Adams the Unitarian Universalist Church voted 12 to 4 to sell the Summer Street building for about 75000 dollars. The move was urged by board chair Theodore H. Johnson and supported by minister Rev Eugene A Widrick to relieve rising costs and endowment declines. Opponents said the sale signaled hopelessness about restoring parish size. In Lee, plans to use Lee High School students to renovate town offices on Railroad Street were dropped after a formal protest from Carpenters Union Local 444 business agent Charles H Revord. Selectmen cited authority questions and union concerns, and the plan was abandoned.
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North Adams
W. Herbert Gordon
LEE
Lee High School
Railroad Street
Charles H. Revord
Pittsfield
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Mrs. VanderEls
Farmer’s Market
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E Board
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