Arlington boards sets school day and EDA funding
Arlington school directors approve a 8:20 a.m. to 2:50 p.m. day for 1977 78, coordinate AMHS with Mt Anthony Union classes, and plan a 9:05 a.m. Arlington exit for dual students. EDA funding of 132000 was awarded with Aug 12 deadline. prior rounds yielded 236000 then 132000. Staffing changes include Krum in guidance, Combs as assistant principal and guidance, and teachers for Fisher Elementary. Regular meetings resume August 8.
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Arlington
Arlington Memorial High School
William Towne
Mt. Anthony Union
AMHS
Mt. Anthony
Towne
Fisher
Judith Krum
J. Jurgen Combs
Daniel Foster
Foster
Fisher School
Combs
Marilyn King
Janice Leslie
Maine politicos to meet on Indian land dispute at White House
Maine leaders including Gov Longley and Atty Gen Brennan, plus Passamaquoddy and Penobscot reps, join a White House session July 28 to discuss Congress action on the Maine Indian land claim. Carter’s position hinges on input from all sides before any recommendation.
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Maine Politicos
White House
Augusta
Maine
William B. Gunter
William S. Cohen
Carter
Gunter
Cohen
Washington
Longley
Brennan
Congress
Penobscot
Passamaquoddy
Stolen Car Found Man Arrested in Manchester
Manchester resident Charles Heir, 30, was arrested behind a LehighGas Station early Tuesday in connection with a stolen 1970 Volkswagen. Held overnight for lack of bail, he pleaded not guilty in Bennington District Court to grand larceny stemming from a theft likely on July 17.
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Manchester
Bennington
Lehigh
Charles Heir
Heir
George Henry Smith
Dorchester
Mass
Southern Vermont Craft Fair Planned in Manchester
The Southern Vermont Craft Fair will be staged in Manchester under two tents at the Route 30 recreation area from August 19 to 21. The invitational juried show features craftsmen from across New England with refreshments and entertainment. Admission is $1. Open hours: Aug 19 from noon to 6 p.m., Aug 20 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., and Aug 21 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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Manchester
Vermont
New England
Local church board to meet on Monday July 25 at 8 p.m.
Pleasant Valley Grange session on July 15, led by Master Ernest Trinkle, featured a theme "Lend a Helping Hand" with an alphabet quiz and a farm game. Marriage stats were read. Chicken barbecue slated for Saturday July 30 at 4:30 p.m. Tickets from members or at door. call 518 686 5646 or 518 677 3389 for reservations. Thought for the day quoted about effort.
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Pleasant Valley Grange
Ernest Trinkle
Manchester Antiques Show At Manchester Elementary School
Manchester Garden Club sponsors the Manchester Antiques Show at Manchester Elementary School from July 28 to 30. National and regional dealers will display furniture glass porcelain dolls and jewelry with proceeds funding local beautification projects. New dealers include The Captains House Bon Barn Antiques and Fife and Drum. Open 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Thursday and Friday and 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday.
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Manchester
The
Manchester Garden Club
Garden Club
John G. Fifield
New England
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Texas
Nimmo and Hart
Middletown Springs
Upland
Grafton
Red Wagon Antiques
Danby
Vermont
Captains House
Searsport
Maine
Bon Barn Antiques
Wayland
Mass
Fife and Drum
Dallas
Catherine Blair
Joy Young
Sergio Rivera
Ruggles Farm Antiques
Dillingham House
Vermont Yankee seeks partial cooling tower bypass
Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Corp aims to discharge heated water into the Connecticut River for six to nine months annually, seeking state permission to relax restrictions. Officials say winter warm-water releases would not harm wildlife and could save about two million dollars a year by reducing cooling tower use and lowering electricity use, benefiting customers.
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Vernon
VPI
Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Corp
Connecticut River
Vermont Yankee
Yankee
Disappearance of Gary Rosenquist Probed by Police
Brandon police probe the mysterious disappearance of Gary Rosenquist 40 last seen July 13 after he left with little money and no clothes other than what he wore. His pickup is missing and no note was left for his wife and children. Two Winooski men sue local officers for false arrest in Burlington federal court claiming improper arrest during a December dispute.
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Brandon
UPI
Guy
Gary Rosenquist
Rosenquist
Winooski
U.S. District Court
Burlington
Timothy Miller
Bernard LaFountain
LaFountain
Miller
Rensselaer
State Civil Service Commission
Albany County State Supreme Court
Robert J. Sise
Civil Service Commission
James Cox
Vincent Farrell
Richard Buono
Sise
Civil Service
Vermont court bans print ads while barring broadcasts
Vermont lawyers may advertise in newspapers magazines and telephones but not on radio or TV prompting protests from the Vermont Association of Broadcasters led by WCAX official Peter Martin. Attorney General Diamond says the issue could expand to other professionals including doctors and raises questions on advertising bans. In a separate matter Michael Connarn 32 son of Judge John Connarn faced arraignment in Washington County Superior Court after police said he sold $1000 worth of a depressant drug to an undercover officer.
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Burlington
UPI
Vermont Supreme Court
Vermont Association of Broadcasters
Peter Martin
Martin
WCAX
M. Jerome Diamond
Supreme Court
The
State Medical Society
Diamond
Plan to widen N Y 7 keeps two lanes in rural form
In Troy Murphy backs state plan to keep N Y 7 as a 12 foot wide two lane rural highway with minimal upgrades and no full rebuild. The decision aims to reduce home and business disruption while addressing safety hazards along the 24 mile Troy to Vermont stretch.
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Troy
Rensselaer
William J. Murphy
State Transportation Department
N.Y. 7
Clarence Fosdick
Murphy
Vermont
Pittsfield lawyer vows suit over jail conditions
Berkshire County commissioners and Pittsfield City Council left the century old jail dilemma to the public while attorney George B. Crane threatens suit to force rehabilitation or replacement citing fire hazards from wooden stairs and oil soaked floors. In Greenfield, Judge Moriarty orders removal of a Howard Johnsons billboard 10 feet from I-91 by July 31 after a long legal battle over permitting and pre existing sign rights.
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Pittsfield
George B. Crane
Crane
Berkshire County Commissioners
Greenfield
John F. Moriarty
Howard Johnson
State Department of Public Works
Mohawk Greenfield Hotel Corp
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