Geophysical energy sources urged to avert global power crisis
Middlebury College heard University of Massachusetts engineer Prof. William Hieronymous advocate geo physical energy like solar geothermal and ocean based systems as the solution to rising century energy demand. He cited wind power offshore schemes storage by hydrogen and ocean thermal difference plants as feasible within six to eight years and urged federal support over nuclear expansion.
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Middlebury
University of Massachusetts Engineering
Middlebury College
William Hieronymous
Hieronymous
Grandpa’s Knob
Hubbardton
Aleutians Islands
Great Lakes
Plains States
Florida
United States
Accused killer pleads innocent by insanity
Monte F. Lovergine, 19, of Jamaica, pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity to first degree murder in Windham County Court. The defense seeks a mental illness based verdict while the state moves for a new psychiatric evaluation before trial.
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Brattleboro
Monte F. Lovergine
Jamaica
Karen Dauchy
Windham County Court
Lovergine
John Schuchardt
Schuchardt
John Franklin S. Billings Jr
Waterbury State Hospital
Windham County
J. Jerome Diamond
Windsor
Waterbury
Billings
Diamond
Falls mayor fights state age limit on police hires
Falls mayor Richard A. Severson testified before the State Assembly Subcommittee on Police Service arguing the 29 year old age limit for police applicants discriminates against small towns. He cited a 1973 forced retirement and a fatal Hoosick Falls fire linked to rigid Civil Service rules, urging CSC law changes for towns under 20,000 population and full time local appointments.
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Edith Beaumont Hoolick
Hoosick Falls
Rensselaer County Civil Service Commission
Civil Service Commission
CSC
Severson
Manchester rescue squad recruits staged mock disaster
Manchester’s new rescue squad held a mock disaster at Burr and Burton Seminary. Local Boy Scouts gathered around 6 p.m. to receive instructions and apply makeup. Under Daniel E. Sinawski, Lea Talcot, and Russ Taxter guidance, scouts enacted a lab blast with plastic injuries and cornstarch blood, practicing realistic reactions.
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Manchester
Burr and Burton Seminary
Daniel E. Sinawski
Emergency Medical Services
Lea Talcot
Russ Taxter
Sinawski
Burr
Burton
Vermont College Hosts State Conference on Women
Vermont College in Montpelier will host a February 2 conference by the American Association of University Women on Women: Searching For Self. Seminars cover careers health and finances with sessions chaired by regional leaders and industry figures. Registration is $2 and includes lunch. contact Mrs Ronald Crisman or Laina Gerrish for transportation help.
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Vermont College
Montpelier
American Association of University Women
Schulmaier Hall
Lenore McNeer
Norwich University
Dorothy Allen
Carol Pierce
New Hampshire Governor’s Commission On the
Karen Kent
Vermont
Mont
Business
Maggie Dixon
IBM
Carolyn Buttolph
Internal Revenue Service
Florence Young
Madeleine Kunin
Louise Swainbank
Esther Sorrell
Rosalyn Oakes
Radcliffe Research Institute
Sarah Philbrook
Delores Stocker
UVM
Elaine Carpenter
Janice Dore
Barbara Cheney
Sheila Pritchard
Gladys Geer
Ruth Heney
Office of Vermont Federal Savings and Loan
Priscilla Ross
Janet Patterson
Planned Parenthood
Linda Bongiolatti
Judy Rosenstreich
Mary Miller
Ronald Crisman
College St
Bennington
Laina Gerrish
Pownal events and cast announced for week
Pownal United Methodist Church hosts choir rehearsal Thursday at 7 p.m. Brownie Troop 410 meets Thursday 3 to 4 30 p.m. at Pownal Elementary. The Rap Group gathers 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday at Oak Hill School. Leon Martell of White Oak Road is named to University of Iowa Shakespeare cast as Oberon for Jan 30 31 and Feb 15. A work night for Pownal Center Fire Department is Thursday at 7 30 p.m.
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Pownal United Methodist Church
Pownal
Oak Hill School
Leon Martell
Clifford Martell
White Oak Road
University of Iowa
Pownal Center
Burr and Burton Seminary play held over for Thursday show
Dorset The Burr and Burton Seminary students’ play at Dorset Playhouse extends with a second performance Thursday at 8 p.m. The two one act comedies include Crawling Arnold a spoof of bomb shelter days and Pfeiffer’s People a series of vignettes by a dozen students with strobe lighting. Admission is $1 for students and $1.50 for adults.
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Dorset
Burr and Burton Seminary
Dorset Playhouse
Crawling Arnold
Pfeiffer
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