Board Reviews Burr and Burton Seminary Standards
Manchester officials led by Harold Raynolds examine Burr and Burton Seminary to decide if the private school remains state approved. The discussion centers on curricular breadth, guidance services, and plans for a more rounded program amid a past grant setback and a 333 enrollment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Harold
Ron) Raynolds
State Board of Education
Burr and Burton Seminary
Richard A. Gibboney
State Department of Education
E. H. Henry
Roy W. Barstow
Gibboney
Raynolds
Daniel O’connor
BBS
State Department
Burr
Burton
Henry
Foundation
Bond Money Deposited for Bolles Brook Water Project
The Bolles Brook water project gains funding as bond proceeds arrived Wednesday and are deposited at First National Bank of North Bennington. Town Treasurer Michael J. Hogan Jr says remaining forms are with water board counsel John H. Williams II and will be sent to the federal government.
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Woodford
Bolles Brook
First National Bank of
North Bennington
Michael J. Hogan Jr
Water Board
Atty
John H. Williams II
Rent Negotiations End With Higher BCHS Price Seen
Mt Anthony Union School directors held a public session detailing two months of private talks over renting Bennington Catholic High School. The last Mt Anthony offer of 44 500 was rejected as BCHS stood firm at 52 000 including a 5 000 maintenance fee, with debates over depreciation and tax implications for a non profit renter.
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Bennington Catholic High School
Mt. Anthony Union School
Marian M. Cummings
Mt. Anthony
BCHS
Donald Humphreys
Humphreys
Mr. Anthony
Cummings
Bchs Corporation
Bennington
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Franklin Frantz
Woodford
Marian C. Taylor
Frantz
Hoff Accuses Legislature of Double Spending in Budget
Gov. Philip Hoff says revenue estimates were optimistic and the legislature overspent, noting a possible $3 million shortfall in the current budget. He cites a mysterious $1 million duplicate entry and warns he may cut appropriations to avoid deficit spending if revenues continue to falter.
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Hoff
Gov Hoff says no special session needed for airport funds
Gov Philip Hoff announced there will be no special session required before June to free 600000 for Vermont airport construction. He said FAA assurances indicate Vermont will receive its share of federal airport aid and that funds from the state surplus may not need immediate availability to secure the grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoff
Federal Aviation Agency
FAA
Vermont
Inside Bullet prompts Manchester accident police say
A brief note indicates Inside Bullet covers a Manchester accident with police statement on page 6. The item signals ongoing reporting and police involvement as part of early coverage.
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Manchester
Syria and Israel clash as cease fire violated on front
Damascus reports a wide scale Israeli invasion breaking the UN cease fire. Battles flare along the Sea of Galilee as Syria claims 13 Israeli tanks destroyed and three planes shot down. Egypt and Israel also clash in the Sinai amid heavy fighting and rapid exchanges.
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Damascus
Israel
Syria
United Nations
Egypt
Sinai
U.N. Security Council
New York
Middle East
Cairo
U.N
Thant
Security Council
Sea of Galilee
Death toll climbs in USS Liberty incident
Washington reports the credited casualties rising to 31 with nine confirmed dead, 22 missing and 75 wounded after an Israeli attack on the U S communications ship Liberty in the eastern Mediterranean. The escorting Davis Massey and carrier America aided the stricken vessel as the raid and torpedo strikes were acknowledged by Israel.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Liberty
Mediterranean
Defense Department
Pentagon
Davis
Massey
America
Pentagon Offi
Cials
Souda Bay
Crete
Israel
United States
Iraeli
Navy Department
Saratoga
White House
Moscow
Bus Bids Stir Hassle Among Local Auto Dealers
Local dealers complain over bus specifications for the Bennington South Supervisory Union fleet amid a boycott that left Wilson Ford as the sole bidder. Officials weigh pre bid conferences to avoid disqualification and ensure competitive bidding as bids prompt a review of engine choices and heavy duty chassis needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert F. Wilson
Wilson Ford Automobile Agency
Bennington
Wilson-Ford
Mt. Anthony Union
Bennington School District Board
Union School Board
Howard F. Kelley
Banner
Ford
Wilson
Union
Union Board
Arthur Faris
New Hampshire
Chevrolet
Kelley
Governor Hoff backs tax credit plan over tax sharing
Governor Philip Hoff expressed preference for a proposed tax credit plan, arguing it offers states more control and a fairer sharing of revenue. He noted the plan would let taxpayers deduct a portion of state income tax from federal liability, and emphasized that states must align their tax structures first. Hoff added that with Vietnam hostilities, all federal state tax sharing proposals are in abeyance.
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Hoff
Vietnam
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School Board
John P. Hamilton
Sinai Desert
Legislature
United Press International
Jordan
Suez Canal
Canal Zone
Tel Aviv
Sinai Peninsula
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Uss
Frederick E. Batrus
Post Office Dept
Batrus
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