Murray uses a fable to press classroom goals before school board
Mt Anthony Union High School Board shows muted response as Secondary Education Director John E. Murray presents a fable about a red seahorse to explain behavioral objectives. He defines objectives, gives examples, and notes three types cognitive affective and psycho motor, stressing measurement and planning to avoid shortcuts.
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John Leaning
Mt. Anthony Union High School
John E. Murray
Sephorse
Tablist Murray
Mt. Anthony
Murray
Red Seahorse
Robert Howe
Howe
Salmon Opposes Senate Confirmation for All Appointments
Gov. Thomas P. Salmon fights a Senate Judiciary Committee plan to require confirmation of every gubernatorial appointment. He argues it encroaches on executive prerogatives and hampers hiring top state officials. The dispute centers on Defender General Robert West and a debate over Senate approval during and between sessions.
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Senate
Judiciary Committee
T. Garry Buckley
Bennington County
Robert West
West
Deane C. Davis
Salmon
Davis
Ronald Kilburn
Swanton
Attorney General’s
Niquette
Salon
Prose
Norman James
Senate Judiciary Committee
State House
Environment topic drives AAUW meeting at Buck home
The January AAUW meeting at Mrs. Thomas Cook's home featured co-hostesses Mrs. Arthur Muchmore and Mrs. John McShane. President Mrs. Robert Buck led the business portion and nominating committee members were chosen as Mrs. Vincent Pizzano, Mrs. Alan Page, and Mrs. Malcolm Finlayson. Guest speaker Mrs. Norton Barber, head of the Garden Club Conservation Education Committee, spoke on environment and water issues, following a Department of the Interior film titled The Gift of Water. The presentation highlighted pollution effects and potential local solutions.
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American Association of University Women
Thomas Cook
Arthur Muchmore
John McShane
Robert Buck
Vincent Pizzano
Alan Page
Malcolm Finlayson
Norton Barber
Garden Club Conservation Education Committee
Department of the Interior
Fim
Salmon fumes at farm cutbacks sparks Vermont dispute
MONTPELIER UPI Salmon blasted President Nixon for cutting rural development funds. He said Vermont must restore the $17 million yearly farm program aid with help from Sen. Alken, plans another meeting Thursday, and urged continued state planning under growth. In Cincinnati a young gunman threatened Van Clay Wednesday, but the victim handed over nothing.
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Salmon
Aiken
Vermont
Cincinnati
UPI
van Clay
Clay
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Moe" Harrington
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