Pownal Little League schedule and local events
This week in Pownal Little League the Red Sox meet Expos Monday, Mets face Yankees Tuesday, Expos play Astros Wednesday, Yankees meet Red Sox Thursday, and Astros face Mets Friday. In a recent game the Astros beat the Yankees 10 to 8 with Billy Bull earning the win in relief of Ralph Tobin as Bull fanned 12 while allowing two runs. The rest of the article lists school activities, church suppers, fire department meetings, library hours, and a note on Argentina debating mandatory service for women.
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Red Sox
Expos
Mets
Yankees
Astros
Billy Bull
Ralph Tobin
Billy
Tobin
Billy Cota
Jim Winchester
Patti Wilcox
Willie Betit
Danny Leonard
Arlington Water Company faces public hearing on 80 percent rate rise
Public Service Board schedules June 19 hearing at 11 a.m. at the town hall to consider a permanent 80 percent rate increase for Arlington Water Company. The meeting, limited in attendance, will involve PSB attorney Tom Viall, hearing examiner Rexford Roberts, water company representatives, and possibly health and attorney general officials. No patrons’ attorney will be present. the board seeks financial data the company has not yet supplied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judson Brown
Arlington
Arlington Water Company
Public Service Board
Town Hall
PSB
Montpelier
Tom Viall
Rexford Roberts
The
Water Company
Norton Barber
Bennington
Health Department
State Attorney General’s Office
Viall
Red Mountain
East Arlington Road
Sunderland Springs
Emmet Smith
Route 7
Barber
Permit issued for 12 Lot Manchester Dorset subdivision
Aurthur Silverman of West Hartford Conn receives an Act 250 permit for a 12 lot subdivision in Manchester and Dorset within five miles. A Bennington District Environmental Commission hearing in April approved limits. Three Maples Drive Dorset parcel to be split into two four acre front lots and one eight acre rear lot with access restrictions and a 40 foot right of way.
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Manchester
Aurthur Silverman
West Hartford
Conn
Silverman
Dorset
Bennington District Environmental Commission
Three Maples Drive
District Commission
Arlington approves 50 cent tax rate increase for 1975
Arlington selectmen listers and town treasurer Terrance J. Riley set the 1975 combined town and school tax rate at 6.65, 50 cents higher than last year. Sister Ernest Mattison cited fire district dissolution, state aid cuts due to higher assessments and lower school enrollment, and reduced industrial tax as factors. The town raises 6562,172 this year from taxes, with 5.22 going to schools and 1.43 to town expenses. grand list stands at 84,548.75.
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Arlington — Selectmen
Listers
Terrance J. Riley
Ernest Mattison
State Tax Department
Arlington
Mattison
Bethel wins EPA grant for water pollution plan
The EPA awarded Bethel Vermont a 26625 grant to prepare a plan to rehabilitate and expand the town water system and build a waste water treatment plant serving about 900 sewered residents. The project aims to curb discharges into the White River and improve water quality. study cost is expected at 64500.
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Boston
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Bethel
Vermont
White River
Four Vermont inmates escape. two recaptured near St Albans
Two of four men fled from the Vermont Correctional facility and were arrested after purchasing Amtrak tickets at St Albans. Patrick Fowler and Daniel Winters were returned after refunds were issued. The other two escapees Isaac Colbeth and Herbert Lampman remain at large. The guard who was assaulted by Colbeth in the escape remains hospitalized and has since been released. In Burlington, UVM trustees set a 58 million dollar budget for fiscal 1976 with a projected 244 thousand dollar deficit and delayed a 15 million dollar library and gym expansion pending study.
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ST. Albans
UPI
Vermont
Patrick Fowler
Fair Haven
Daniel Winters
Barre
Amtrak
Essex Junction
Isaac Colbeth
Woodbury
Herbert Lampman
Alcoholics Anonymous
Colbeth
Lampman
UVM
Teen deaths in Vermont push highway toll higher
Two Vermont teens died in weekend crashes raising the year's highway toll to 46. Terry Dean, 15, of Barton, was killed when his head struck an underpass while in the back of a truck. John Hallock, 17, of Bellows Falls, died in a single car crash on Vermont 103 in Rockingham. passenger Darrell Ward, 19, was treated for a leg injury. Police say Hallock's body was found eight hours after the crash.
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Barton
UPI
Vermont
Terry Dean
Harrison Avenue
John Hallock
Bellows Falls
Vermont 103
Rockingham
Darrell Ward
Ward
Hallock
Parenti Leaves Vermont for Cornell Teaching Post
Former University of Vermont professor Michael Parenti, last year’s Liberty Union congressional candidate, departs Vermont for a temporary teaching post at Cornell University in Ithaca. Aged by a 3 year dismissal over antiwar activity, he settled a financial claim after suing UVM. He will teach American politics.
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Richmond
UPI
University of Vermont
Michael Parenti
Liberty Union Party
Congress
Cornell University
Ithaca
N.Y
Parenti
UVM
Vermont
Cornell
Ratner Eyes First Phase of Uncle Sam Mall in Queens
Arthur Ratner of Ratner Development Corp says his firm could build the initial 8 million phase of the Uncle Sam Mall, with Urban Development Corp as official mall developer. City officials note six weeks of plan review and ongoing financial and development hurdles. Local Uncle Sam Mall Corp members praise Ratner while considering whether to transfer developer duties if he proves suitable.
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Troy
Arthur Ratner
Ratner Development Corp
Queens
N.Y
Ratner
State Urban Development Corp
Francis E. Yankowski
City Urban Renewal Agency
Theib
Uncle Sam Mall Corp
Richard Devane
Ane
Berkshire murder case faces trial in Franklin County
Ernest Morann, 32, of Shelburne Falls, stands trial for the beating death of Bruno Nieroda, 60, with Ashfield resident George Chamberlain poised as a key witness. Morann’s brother William Morann, 26, was tried for manslaughter in Pittsfield last October. The autopsy cited beating and contributing factors such to undernourishment and alcoholism.
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Greenfield
Berkshire County
Franklin County
Ernest Morann
Shelburne Falls
Morann
William
Pittsfield
Bruno Nieroda
Hawley Road
George Chamberlain
Ashfield
Chamberlain
Nieroda
Vietnamese refugee couple to settle in Pittsfield Berkshires
Nguyen dang Hoan aged 29 and Tran thi Kim Sa aged 25, refugees from the Vietnam war, will live with Dr. Lawrence H. and Diane Climo at 546 South St Pittsfield for 12 months starting now. Hoan previously served as interpreter and medical assistant in Vietnam and flew C-47s in the war. Dr. Climo, a Stockbridge psychiatrist, expects Hoan to seek work with machinery.
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Pittsfield
Berkshires
Nguyen Dang Hoan
Tran Thi Kim Sa
Lawrence H
Diane Climo
South St
Hoan
Juan
Climo
Vietnam
Highlands
Albany
Austen Riggs
Stockbridge
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pownal
Pownals
Pamela Blakeman
United Methodist Women of the
North Powna
Pownal Center
Solomon Wright
Qian
Smokey the
William Hayes
Willow Park
Buenos Aires
Justicialist Party
Army
Navy
Guist Bank and Trust Company
F.D.J.C. Barre
Brattleboro
Castleton
Chester
Rutland
EPA
Los Alamos, N.M
Energy Research and Development Administration
United States
New Mexico
H. Greenberg
Main Street
Cimousewares
Cpower Tools
Bennington I Plumbing
New York
Down In
Berkshire
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