Manchester Board Opposes Cutting School Music Program
The Manchester school board unanimously sent a protest letter to Burr and Burton trustees over potential elimination of the high school music program. They argued the program is essential and costly to some families, noting a four year gap for interested students if cut.
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Manchester
Burr and Burton Board of Trustees
Martha Pelton
Frank Dupree
Dupree
Burr and Burton Budget Committee
Board of Trustees
Gene Lattuga
Lattuga
Lions Club
Ronald Morell
Morell
Man arraigned after hit run in Manchester Village
A hit and run on Prospect Street Manchester Village left a 21 year old woman injured and police charged Jeremiah Lawrence Lloyd of Hartford with leaving the scene and assault on a police officer. Lloyd was arraigned in District Court. Victim Elaine Dorothy Lee from Barrington RI was treated and released. Officer Howard Luustsema was allegedly attacked. In Hoosick Falls Christine A. Butkus of Eagle Bridge was charged with failure to yield after a collision at Church and Mechanic streets injuring Layne S. Rowe of Pittsford VT. A earlier River Street bridge crash left both drivers shaken and vehicles damaged.
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Manchester
Prospect Street
Jeremiah Lawrence Lloyd
Hartford
Conn
Carl Bailey
Sunderland
Lloyd
George Hoag
Howard Luustsema
Elaine Dorothy Lee
Barrington, R.I
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Christine A. Butkus
Eagle Bridge
Church and
Mechanic Streets
Ms. Butkus
Church Street
Layne S. Rowe
Pittsford
Rowe
Mechanic Street
River Street
Falls
Molly Radley Becomes New Hampshire's First Woman Priest
Molly Radley, a 33 year old mother of two and violin teacher, will be ordained as New Hampshire's first woman Episcopal priest. She previously taught music at Ohio University and Hollins College, and after ordination as a deacon in 1972 she pursued further religious approval. Her groundbreaking ordination follows the church allowing women to be ordained and she expects to guide her own parish or mission one day.
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Concord
N.H
Bronxville
N.Y
Hollins College
Roanoake
Ohio University
Athens
Ohio
Radley
Jesus
God
Janet Brown
Vermont
Vocate
Arbitration Board
East
Rockies
Lloyds of London
Lloyds
Vail
Colo
Derailment Forces Evacuation in Dover NH
Two freight cars derailed during a switching operation at the Boston and Maine yard in Dover New Hampshire early Sunday. One car carrying liquefied petroleum gas slid 75 feet down a frozen embankment toward the Cocheco River prompting evacuation of scores of nearby residents as officials monitored for leaks. The second car also derailed and teetered on the tracks.
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Dover
N.H
UPI
Boston and Maine Railroad
Cocheco River
Pownal Heads Estimate Blizzard Costs and Dump Plans
Pownal selectmen said last week the blizzard cost about 5000 dollars for snow removal and related work. They approved a 225 dollar item from Adams Specialty Co and discussed dead trees, incinerator options for the town dump, and using revenue sharing funds for waste disposal measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pownal
Selectmen
A. Coleman Mason
Adams Specialty Co
Pownal Road
Selectman
Joseph Maillet
Mason
Bruce Burrington
Unionization vote tomorrow in Hoosick Falls
In Hoosick Falls New York village workers including fire police water sewer and road crews plan a secret ballot on joining the Civil Service Employees Association. Union organizers and officials clash over cost and representation while a school board meets tomorrow to finalize the fiscal 1978 budget.
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Hoolick Falls
N.Y
Civil Service Employer Association
Thomas Bass
Lockner
CSEA
Actiongram
Hoosick Falls
Politicos
Manchester School Board
Manchester Center
Durkin presses for pension probe before approving Marshall
Sen. John Durkin demands a special prosecutor to probe Teamsters pension funds before backing Labor Secretary-designate Ray Marshall. He cites alleged fund misuse and says investigation led by Labor with DOJ and IRS support is required, with Sen. Javits echoing support.
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Washington
UPI
John Durkin
D-N.h
Labor
Ray Marshall
Marshall
Teamsters
Pension Fund
Durkin
Central
Southwestern States
Labor Department
Justice Department
Internal Revenue Service
Zion Pre-school to stay open with reduced schedule in Manchester
Zion Episcopal Pre-school will remain open until May 27 on a three day per week schedule after delaying closure set for January 21. Alexandra Shih was elected school board president, succeeding John Shuell, who led the board for 15 years. The board plans a study on long term viability while continuing operations with limited staffing and tuition funding managed by the trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Powers
Morell
Ms. Pelton
Dupree
Abraham Madkour
Gayle Gall
Manchester
Zion Episcopal
Alexandra Shih
Shih
John Shuell
Shuell
Clayton
Marjorie March
Insurance costs scare ski resorts
Insurance and energy costs threaten ski areas across the country as premiums surge and bills rise. Operators warn some mountains may close or raise lift tickets while urging reforms to curb frivolous claims and improve liability controls. Industry expert says premium pressures stem from rising claims and litigation.
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Michael Strauss
Orville Slutzky
Hunter Ski
Hunter
Catskills
Slutzky
Sepp Ruschp
Big Mount Mansfield
Stowe
Rufus Barringer
Hartford
Killebrew
Taos
N.M
Ernie Blake
Colorado
Thor Groswold
Winter Park
Groswold
Paul McCollister
Jackson Hole
Wyo
Midwest
Howard Erickson
Michigan
Boyne Mountain
Cable, Wise
Tony Wise
Mount Telemark
Craig Johnson
New Hampshire
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Rita Marie Emerson
Iowa
David Dassison
Alston
Mass
Ms. Lee
Lloyd’s
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Molly Radley
Bryan K. Richeimer
Church St
David M. Santos
Sharon
Santos
Richeimer
Douglas J. Miner
Ball St
Wilder Ave
Joseph E. Moore
By Anne Eisenmenger
Donald Bogardus
William Lockner
Bogardus
Congress
Sen
Jacob
Javits
R-N.y
Senate Health and Public Welfare Committee
Wales ST
Rutland
WRIES
Barringer
Hugh W. Killebrew
California
Heavenly Valley
National Forest Service
Alpine Meadows
New York Times
Bennington
Main Street
Bennington Rescue
Catamount National Bank
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