Commissioner Withey Urges Fair Dorset School Bus Policy
Vermont Education Commissioner Robert A. Withey has sent recommendations to the Dorset School Board on compensating families not served by a bus. The guidance addresses Dorset's plan to cut bus pickup on many town roads, focusing on ensuring access to designated pickup points for affected students.
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Joan Colgan Dorset
Vermont
Robert A. Withey
Dorset
Withey
Dorset School Board
Dorset School Board Delays Meeting to July 15 at Dorset Elementary
The Dorset Board of School Directors will meet at 7 p.m. July 15 at Dorset Elementary School, shifting from the original July 4 date. Vermont Bicentennial events note Sen. Madeline Harwood will present the bicentennial flag and certificate at 5 p.m. on the Village Green, signaling a town program for the 200th anniversary of the American Revolution.
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Dorset Board of School Directors
Dorset
Calender
Vermont
Dorset Fourth of July events and community programs listed
Community notices outline fudge booth staffing for United Methodist Women and church kitchen drop offs on Wednesday. A local dairy sale at the fire department fund drive runs from 4 p.m. with a 4:30 p.m. program by Alexandra Smith. Dorset Playhouse offers Butterflies Are Free with multiple performances. A school policy proposal on transportation reimbursements is discussed by Commissioner Withey and the Dorset School Board amid calls for equity.
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United Methodist Women
First United Methodist Church
Rod and Gun Club
Dorset High School
Alexandra
Sandy) Smith
Dorset Field Club
Leonard Gershe
Dorset Playhouse
Caravan Theatre
Torchlight Motel
East Dorset
Hoosick Grange notes meeting slides trip talk
Hoosick Grange members enjoyed slides and a talk by Mrs. Oprah Gifford on her South Pacific trip sponsored by the American Agriculturist. Carleton Philpott showed A Wonderful World of Wheels. A financial report on the chicken barbecue was given by Mrs. Robert Kipp, with refreshments by Cathy Prebble and Mrs. Lucy Williams. The next meeting is July 10 with degrees conferred by separate teams. rehearsal is July 9.
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Hoosick Grange
Oprah Gifford
South Pacific
American Agriculturist
Carleton Philpott
Wesley Hall
Robert Kipp
David Cornell
Cathy Prebble
Lucy Williams
IRS approves tax exempt status for Burr and Burton
Burlington report states the IRS issued a ruling recognizing Burr and Burton Seminary as tax exempt, under a July 10 1970 statement on private schools and racial discrimination. The IRS concluded exempt status cannot be justified for schools practicing discrimination nor charitable deductions for donations. The policy is publicized in the Bennington Banner and applies nationwide.
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Burlington
Internal Revenue Service
Burr and Burton Seminary
Carolyn K. Buttolph
Internal Revenue For
Vermont
IRS
United States
Bennington Banner
Local club meetings and IRS policy notes in Williamsport area
The Pleasant Valley Granges meet Friday July 5 at 8 30 p m at the hall. Crystal Clovers 4H meet Saturday July 6 at 8 p m town hall. United Methodist Women meet Monday July 8 with Mrs Peter Matcovich. Anthony R Turi Jr returns from Boys State delegation. IRS explains non discriminatory policy and tax exemptions for private schools. Williams College offers fern course starting July 6 at 9 a m with field trips and talks. fee 15 dollars. register Pat Wilson 413 597 2346.
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Pleasant Valley Granges
United Methodist
Peter Matcovich
Williamstown
Mass
Williams College
Center For Environmental Studies
Bennington
Berkshire
Pat Wilson
Forest Land Use Plan draft released for Green Mountain National Forest
Rutland Vermont Forest Supervisor L Kent Mays Jr announced the public review draft of the Forest Land Use Plan for the Green Mountain National Forest. The document outlines management objectives policies and standards for several years with public involvement central to the process. More than 400 draft plans have been mailed and requests for copies should be sent to Forest Supervisor Green Mountain National Forest P O Box 519 Rutland VT 05701 or call 802 775 2579 by August 12 for review time.
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Rutland
Green Mountain National Forest
L. Kent Mays Jr
New England
National Forest
Forest Service
Green Mountain National Forest Management
Mays
P.O. Box
Williams labeled liar drew fire from Rutland labor ally
Anthony Ezzo of Rutland Local 1201 AFL CIO condemned Vermont Labor Council President Ralph Williams for calling Democrat John Welch Jr a liar. Ezzo and Welch were invited to a Waterbury hotel Labor Council meeting but staff left after bills were paid. Lucenti charged Williams acted like a boss in pressuring endorsement for Rep. Francis Esposito.
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Rutland
UPI
Vermont Labor Council
Ralph Williams
Anthony Exzro
American Federation of State
Afl-Cio
Williams
John Welch Jr
Welch
Ezzo
Labor Council
Waterbury
Margaret Lucenti
Barre
Francis Esposito
Windham DA job bid by law clerk signals AG run
In Brattleboro UPI reports Craig R. Wenk a 27 year old law clerk in Windham County State's Attorney M. Jerome Diamond's office seeks the Democratic nomination for attorney general. He notes he might withdraw if Diamond loses the primary and runs again for state's attorney.
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Brattleboro
UPI
Windham County
M. Jerome Diamond
Diamond
Craig R. Wenk
Wenk
Kenneth Bartlett
Liberty Union Party
Vermont
Bartlett
Garrow gets maximum 25 years to life in Adirondacks murder
In Hamilton County New York Robert F Garrow Sr 38 was sentenced to the maximum 25 years to life after a murder conviction for Philip Domblewski killed last July in the Adirondacks The judge followed the DA’s urging for no mercy and Garrow wept in court Belge Garrow’s lawyer argued insanity and blamed his troubled upbringing Police in Rensselaer report a 24 year old woman Barbara Binsse found hanged in the city jail amid ongoing inquiries into her death by self harm.
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Burlington
UPI
Mary Whitcomb Girouard
Shelburne
Lake Pleasant
Robert F. Garrow Sr
Hamilton
George W. Marthen
Garrow
Marthen
William Intemann
Francis Belge
Belge
Philip Domblewski
Adirondacks
Rensselaer
Barbara Binsse
Pierce H. Russell
Beverly Billetts
Boy burns lead to amputation after high voltage accident
Ronald Przedpelski, 15, had his right arm amputated to save his life after a falling 22 000 volt line wounded him while shooting birds in Berkshire. John Haviland, 16, suffered burns and was in good condition at Berkshire Medical Center. A third youth was uninjured.
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Pittsfield
Ronald Przedpelski
John Haviland
Berkshire Medical Center
Oak Hill
Przedpelski
BMC
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Shaftsbury
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Troy
N.Y
Town of
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South Cambridge
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Crystal Clovers 4H Club
Town Hall
Richard Griffin
Matthew
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Texas
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Mrs. Turi Sr
Morrisville
Roger Fillmore
Addison, N.Y
Edwin Fillmore
Eagle Bridge United Methodist Church
Harry Burdess
Nels Jacobson
Gerald Aiken
Cambridge
Dorothy Virtue
Coila
Charles Cornell
Groveside
Gertrude Aiken
Bank
Agnes Cavanaugh
National Commercial Bank & Trust Company
FDIC
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Wothers
North Bennington Road
Bennington, Vermont
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Raps Williams
Tiny College
Mark Hopkins College
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New York
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