Pelkie plan seeks to curb MAU faculty turnover
Mt Anthony Union High School aims to reduce yearly teacher losses with closer admin contact and a three group faculty structure. Principal Clarence Pelkie outlined a five year turnover summary showing peaks above 20 percent in 1969-69, 1971-72 and last year, and promised new personal evaluations and three administrators focusing on teacher needs.
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Mt Anthony Union High School
Clarence Pelkie
Pelkie
The
Banner Today
Thelma Jolivette
Jess
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Main Street
Park Street
Pullance
Mt Holly plans public meeting on game farm proposal
Mt Holly residents are urged to attend a Planning Commission meeting at 7:20 PM in the town clerk’s office to discuss a proposed game farm Wild Life Wonderland Inc. by James Kinsey of Manchester. Kinsey says 65 acres of a 27 acre site near Route 185 would host the facility, with two thirds financing from Catamount National Bank via SBA loan.
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MT. Holly
Mt.Holly
Route 185
Mt. Kelly-Weston
Weston
Kinsey
Planning Commission
Rutland District Environmental Commission
First National
Merchants Tow
Rutland
Bennington
Catamount
Dyers and Monument
Depot
River Streets
Catamount National Bank
Eayb
North Street
Lost Pekingese Pups Lure Town Search On Shore
Pax a five year old fullbred Pekingese and Cannabis a three month old half Pekingese half Spitz were lost Monday on Furnace Brook shores near East Main Street. Pax wears a leather braided collar Cannabis a blue ceramic medallion. Owners Gary and Laurie Pooler of San Francisco have been visiting town for a week seeking an apartment. Contact Bennington Police Department to return them.
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Furnace Brook
Upper East Main Street
Pax
Fight
Cannabis
Gary
Laurie Pooler
San Francisco
Bennington P Lattice Department
Marijuana plants seized on Hamlen Avenue rooftop
Bennington Police confiscated immature marijuana plants found growing in cardboard containers on a Hamlen Avenue rooftop of a multi family building. A town pilotman spotted them last evening and police, with a search warrant from State's Attorney Neil S. Mose, are continuing the investigation with no arrests yet. The building’s multiple apartments complicate the case.
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Hamlen Avenue
Bennington
Neil S. Mose
Collision at East Main and Burgess Road injures none
At 7 26 am a two vehicle crash at East Main Street and Burgess Road involved a 1968 Plymouth driven by Arnold Clayton 37 of Bennington and a 1970 Mercury driven by Paul Kelly 67 of Bermington. Clayton turning onto Burgess Road collided with Kelly driving west. No injuries reported.
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East Main Street
Burgess Road
Arnold Clayton
Bennington
Paul Kelly
Bermington
Clayton
Main
Kelly
Vermont cow population climbs to 197000
Burlington report from UPI notes Vermont dairy stock rose one percent in the last year, reaching about 197000 cows. University of Vermont agriculture economist Raymond Tremblay comments on the dairy sector while the human population is listed at about 445,04.
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Burlington
UPI
Vermont
University of Vermont Agriculture
Raymond Tremblay
Federal funds to cover 16000 flood debris cleanup in Bennington
Federal flood relief funds will cover about 16000 to clean town waterways in Bennington after recent floods. Officials toured Bennington rivers Walloomsac and South Stream with Town Manager Edward R Lamb to estimate costs, with major work on Walloomsac River and minor on South Stream.
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State Highway Department
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Bennington
Edward R. Lamb
Walloomsac River
South Stream
Lamb
Corps
Water’ Resources Board
Walloomsac
Roaring Branch
Barney Brook
Board of Selectmen
Water Resources Board
Vermont Lawmakers Clash Over Redistricting Plan
Vermont lawmakers spar over House redistricting as the Government Operations Committee prepares a final draft for 1974. Rep. Richard Snelling objects to removing Charlotte and uniting it with Addison County towns, while Plainfield residents oppose splitting Marshfield Plainfield and Cabot. Calais Marshfield Cabot would form a new district, sparking fears Rutland city overtake. Only Barrows and Roy express support for the plan.
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Shelburne
Charlotte
Addison County
Snelling
Burlington
Plainfield
John Hardy
Hichard Hurd
Marshfield - Plainfield -Cabot
Calais
Marshfield
Cabot
Elizabeth Dunsmore
Rst
Albans
Florence Robillard
Francis Esposito
Rutland
Rutland Team
Rutland City
MAU vote lineup shows where power lies
Mt Anthony Union High School board action on supervisory union delegates reveals split among directors. Murray proposed three candidates, but the board opened nominations, producing a near tie vote. Frost Adler and Pelsue won delegates, Harrington did not, shaping future inter-board influence.
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John Leaning
Mt. Anthony Union High School Board
Iague
Mt. Anthony
Supervisory Union Board
SVSU
Raymond C. Murray
Murray
Oakley Frost
Lawrence Hartington
Ivor Pelsue
AIL
David Adler
Marion Stith
Joseph Hall
Barth Vander Eis
Robert McWaters
Harrington
Antoinette Sutton
Clyde Burgess
Pelsue
Frost
Adler
Southwest Vermont Supervisory Union
Sra
Hall
Smith
McWalters
Burgess
Hurgess
McWaters
Vander Els
Button
North Shire
North Bennington
Shaftsbury
St. Joseph College
Death Valley State Police reports two accidents on Route 7
No injuries were reported from two Monday accidents on Route 7. At 12 55 p m in Arlington a southbound 1971 Ford driven by Arthur J Niarchos 35 of Guilford Conn collided with a truck driven by Robert G Conger 27 of Highgate Vt. The Ford was moderately damaged while the truck had minor damage. At 11 50 p m in Shaftsbury a 1970 Plymouth driven by Elizabeth W Andrew 64 of Bennington was lightly damaged when a 1970 Toyota driven by William A Barhold 31 of West Hoosick N Y rear ended the Andrew vehicle. the Toyota sustained major front end damage.
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Death Valley
Arthur J. Niarchos
Guilford
Conn
Robert G. Conger
Highgate
Shaftsbury
Plymouth
Elizabeth W. Andrew
Bennington
Toyota
William A. Barhold
West Hoosick
N.Y
Carmody to resign as Manchester selectman in Vermont
John T. Carmody Jr announces plans to resign as Manchester selectman by late August and move to Florida. His departure prompts incumbent selectmen to name a replacement as a five member board looms for 1874. Carmody cites family and business cleanup as factors in leaving the post.
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Manchester Selectman
Vermont
Manchester
John T. Carmody Jr
Board of Selectmen
Florida
Carmody, Whalen and O'Dea
Hall
Harold Benson
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