Local graduates named to dean's lists and VFW events
Kenneth White earns a master of science in education from State University College at Buffalo and a SUNY Buffalo BS in industrial arts education. Mary Rogers named to dean's list at Oneonta. Hoosick Falls student makes Oswego dean's list with 3.53 GPA. Laurie George high honors at Cortland as a health education major. VFW Auxiliary initiates five new members Kay Thurber Nancy McCabe Beverly James Hazel Bradley and Mrs. Williamstow n area. Second, Williams College hosts Lieder program by Daniel O Connor and Victor Hill with upcoming May recital by Judith Reichert. Valentine dinner and dance reservations due Feb 1 for Feb 8 at clubhouse. Hudson Mohawk Council delegates to Saratoga Springs VFW Jan 26. auxiliary meets Feb 13. Hoosick Falls Central School wrestling wins Washington County League Championship 35 18. season 6 0 1. Kalman Greenberger installed as high priest of Raymond Chapter Royal Arch Masons. Cipperly birthday party celebrated with 106 guests.
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Kenneth White
Donald White
Second Street
State University College At Buffalo
HFCS
Hudson Valley Community College
Suny At Buffalo
Troy
Sally Williams
Valentine
Regina Schmigel
Gloria Parker
Tina Kenney
Jessie Hickey
Hudson Mohawk County Council
Saratoga Springs Vfw
Kalman Greenberger
Raymond Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
Masonic Temple
Andrew C. Kipp
Morris Maxon
King
Andrew Kipp
Scribe
Walter A. Cusson
Albert Johnson
Louis Palmer
Royal Arch
Raymond E. Calhoun
C. Cortland Cottrell
Jesse Lewis
George W. Chatfield
Greenberger
Alice L. Cipperly
Breese Hollow
Grange Hall
Hoosick
Bollingbrook Farms
Joel Miller
All Saints Church
George Cipperly
Students live off boiled spiders in forest survival test
Three Central Michigan University students James Peacock Steve House and Greg Szyperski endured 12 days in Michigan’s Houghton Lake State Forest to study survival tactics. They subsisted on boiled spiders insects and wintergreen tea to test how a lost person might fare and to gather data to aid future rescue efforts.
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Mount Pleasant
Mich
UPI
North Woods
Michigan
James Peacock
Peacock
Central Michigan University
Steve House
Greg Szyperski
Houghton Lake State Forest
Roscommon
House
State Department of Natural Resources
Pownal Community Faith Meetings And School Notices
Local Pownal church groups meet tonight at 8 at the Eastman home for Christian Advocates with Mrs. Beals Jr. and Mrs. Mason leading. Our Lady Of Lourdes holds religious education Saturday 9 to 10 30 a m at Pownal Elementary. Methodist Youth Fellowship Sunday 5 to 7 at the church. PTA meets in room 102 103 of the elementary with officer elections. a Campbell labels drive yielded a tape recorder. Alcoholics Anonymous meets Saturday 8 p m at the Recreational Community Center. plus a woods expedition report detailing survival techniques, food gathering, and plans for future trips including possible women participants.
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Pownal
Vermont Attorney General seeks staff pay cut plan
The State Employees Compensation Board voted unanimously to oppose Attorney General M Jerome Diamond's proposal to trim staff attorney pay by 3 percent. Diamond says he can implement the cuts without board approval but will delay as lawmakers consider broader cuts. He seeks $11,000 to $12,000 for a consultant in utility-rate cases and a toll free line for the Consumer Fraud Division.
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Diamond
Castleton Faculty Forum Rejects Four-State Merger Plan
The Castleton State College Faculty Forum voted 55 to 2 against a proposed merger of the four state colleges and the University of Vermont. They plan to lobby against the merger, citing eroding local control under Chancellor William Craig. Earlier, resignations of Lyndon State College and Vermont Technical College presidents were discussed as potentially paving the way for the merger. Trustees and the state legislature are weighing the proposal.
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Castleton
UPI
Castleton State College
State Colleges
University of Vermont
William Craig
Craig
Lyndon State College
Vermont Technical College
Randolph
Vermont Supreme Court asked to overturn Rutland bypass halt
The Vermont Highway Board urged the state Supreme Court to allow a $12.5 million four-lane U.S. 4 bypass south of Rutland. The plan would intersect U.S. 7 two miles south of the city. In June two Rutland assistants judges balked at a lower ruling and blocked the project.
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Montpelier
UPI
Vermont Highway Board
State Supreme Court
Rutland
Robert Swartz
U.S. 7
Rutland Superior Court
Superior Court
Ernest Gibson III
Vermont imposes first limits on meals for state travelers
Gov. Salmon announced caps on meals for traveling state employees to a legislative committee. The rules set Vermont meal maximums of 1.50 for breakfast 2 for lunch and 6 for dinner. Out of state limits are 2 2.50 and 8.
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Montpelier
UPI
Salmon
Vermont
Green Mountain Power Stock Rises Amid Financial Turmoil
In Burlington Vermont the stock of Green Mountain Power Corp. climbs from 3 to over 6 dollars per share since December as executives cite uncertainty. Officials warned bankruptcy risk if the Public Service Board does not approve a large rate hike. The firm halted dividends last month after the PSB cut rates.
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Burlington
UPI
Green Mountain Power Corp
Vermont
Green Mountain
Public Service Board
PSB
Freshman Democrats Split on ouster of long-time chairmen in Albany
In Albany the Capital District's two Democratic Congressmen split over ousting Armed Services Chair F. Edward Hebert and Agriculture Chair W. R. Poage. Conservative Samuel Stratton opposed the move, while liberal Edward Pattison praised it, citing broad freshman support and a shift away from strict seniority. Troy Assemblyman Neil Kelleher plans a $90 million senior citizen aid bill amid austerity, arguing relief for those lacking luxuries. He spoke before the county executive's advisory board with fellow district representatives.
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Albany
Samuel S. Stratton
Amsterdam
Armed Services
F. Edward Hebert
Agriculture
W. R. Poage
Edward W. Pattison
Troy
Congress
Neil Kelleher
Kelleher
Rensselaer County
County
Williamstown District Court Declared Open After Budget Fight
Judge Bernard Lenhoff stated Williamstown District Court remains open despite county commissioners voting to cut funding and merge with North Adams. Two of three commissioners denied 4200 for a temporary clerk, while the court adapts to a reduced budget and a staff vacancy.
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Williamstown
Bernard Lenhoff
Williamstown District Court
Frank A. Agostini
North Adams District Court
Lenhoff
District Courts
Supreme Court
Debts of 16000 stolen in Pittsfield robbery
Richard Taglieri, a debt collector for the Dunes Hotel in Las Vegas, was robbed at gunpoint Thursday in Pittsfield. A gunman hid in his car, forced him to drive to a secluded area, and stole $16,000 in envelopes from the trunk. No arrests reported.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Richard Taglieri
Taglieri
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