HFCS Budget Rises 10 Percent in Hoosick Falls NY
The HFCS board approved a 1975 76 budget of 2 790 720 a 10 percent increase over last year raising about 72 000 in taxes. Tax rates depend on state equalization, with Hoosick White Creek and Pittstown values noted. The district meeting is set for June 24 with two board seats up for election Charles Frazier seeks reelection and Frank Sheldon runs for Arthur Smiths seat.
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Hoolick Falls
N.Y
Twn of
Hoosick
White Creek
Pittstown
HFCS
Philip Leonard
Charles Frazier
Hoosick Falls
Frank Sheldon
North Petersburg
Arthur Smith
Pownal Planning Commission finds motel shopping center noncompliant
The Pownal Planning Commission reviewed Leo Pambianchi’s plan for a Route 7 motel and shopping center and found violations of by laws. The site exceeds the 10 percent land coverage and lacks sufficient land per guest, with 42 units housing 84 people. Fill may violate 50 foot watercourse rules. a special meeting is set for Tuesday, June 24 to seek changes. Public hearings are planned for Gail Busl’s custodial care home and a contractor’s trailer converted to sleeping quarters, with setbacks and foundation anchors cited. Attending officials included selectmen and planning commissioners.
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Pownal
Zoning Board of Adjustment
Pambianchi
Gail Busl
Church Street
Busl
Alfred Chenaille
Earl Lillie
E. Kenneth Brown
Dennis Austin
A. Daniel Mason
Fran Lampman
Sam Cottrell
Herb Armstrong
Charles Palmer
A. Coleman Mason
Bruce Burrington
Greg Burke
Bennington County
Arlington Women Bowling League sets annual meeting at firehouse
Arlington Town announces the annual meeting of the Arlington Women's Bowling League for Thursday at 7 30 PM at the East Arlington firehouse. Dr ONeil's office closed June 21 to 29.
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Arlington Women’s Bowling League
East Arlington Firehouse
O’neil
Old fashioned camp meeting draws Seventh-day Adventists
Vermont and northern New England host a traditional Seventh-day Adventist camp meeting. Pastor George C. Mills aided in Freeport Maine as preparations continued ahead of the 19 June opening with Pastor A N Brogden, Atlantic Union Secretary, speaking to about 2000 attendees. The day’s schedule runs from 6:30 a.m. to 9:45 p.m. with about 15 programs for all ages.
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Vermont
New England
George C. Mills
Freeport
Mills
Bennington
Rutland
Presque Isle
A.N. Brogden
Brogden
Atlantic Union Conference
South Lancaster
Mass
Fern Foray at Art Center led by Tryons
The Manchester Garden Club and the Southern Vermont Art Center co sponsor a Fern Foray led by Dr. Rolla Tryon curator at Gray Herbarium Harvard University and Mrs. Tryon. The program starts Thursday June 19 at 1 45 p m with a guest fee of 1 dollar.
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Manchester
Manchester Garden Club
The
Southern Vermont Art Center
Rolla Tryon
Gray Herbarium
Harvard University
Tryon
Art Center
Jury probes Ponce killing in Vermont
A federal grand jury opened an inquiry into the Sept. 21 shooting death of burglary suspect Luis Ponce Jr. by Burlington Detective Harold Miles to determine possible civil rights violations. The probe, held behind closed doors, follows a prior ruling of justifiable homicide by Sen. Patrick Leahy.
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Burlington
UPI
Luis Ponce Jr
Ponce
Harold Miles
Patrick J. Leahy
D-Vt
Chittenden County
The
American Civil Liberties Union of
Vermont
Phosphate ban urged to protect Lake Champlain
Vermont lawmakers heard that phosphates in detergents accelerate lake aging. Detergent pollution allegedly fuels algae growth, reducing oxygen and clouding waters. A separate briefing discussed a 15 percent rate hike request from Central Vermont Public Service Corp for electricity.
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Montpelier
UPI
Vermont
Senate Natural Resources Committee
William Cowles
Peter Paine
Lake Champlain
Central Vermont Public Service Corp
Vermont Public Service Board
Martin Miller
Central Vermont
Lansingburgh residents form council for police aid and funds
A group of Lansingburgh residents plans a neighborhood council to press for better police protection and to seek federal money for programs. Chairwoman Eugenia Starker says leadership is lacking and a press conference will announce the council. The group will study Albany and Schenectady policing models to see if they fit the community. Three murders this year heighten concerns over protection. Starker envisions a homeowners body to influence city government.
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Troy
Lansingburgh
Burgh
Eugenia Starker
Burgh Council
Murray to appeal Dixon ruling on family court aide hire
Edward M. Murray will file an appeal with Family Court Judge Allan Dixon challenging a May 15 decision allowing County Attorney Marvin I. Honig to hire an extra full time assistant attorney for high family court caseloads. The appeal is set for June 27 with press access.
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Troy
Edward M. Murray
Allan Dixon
Marvin I. Honig
Dixon
Murray
Pittsfield High School to add stage at theatre wing
Pittsfield School Building Needs Commission votes to equip the new theatre arts wing with a stage, adding about 77000 to renovation costs from a lean contingency fund. The project total remains 8.6 million with completion targeted by August 1 1976 and a 22 to 24 month timeline. In North Adams the NLRB files unfair labor practice charges against the Sheraton North Adams Inn over alleged union busting and firings before a union representation election. Local 116 claims three employees were discharged for union activity and management interfered with rights under the National Labor Relations Act.
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Pittsfield
Pittsfield High School
North Adams
National Labor Relations Board
Sheraton
North Adams Inn
Hotel Service
Inn
NLRB
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By Pam Blakeman
Wayne Ringer
Ladd Brook Motor Inn
Lolertslé
Berkshire Plaza
N. Adams, Mass
Town of
Arlington
Arlington Memorial High School
Laurie Bentley
Deborah Bolster
Andrea Capron
David Christiansen
Joanne Corey
Peter Corliss
Martin Carrow
Shane Crawford
Tony Croft
Susan Ann Crofut
Carole Cross
Page Dietrich
Paul Halbur
Donna Hawley
Michael Hill
Melissa Hon
Theresa Hoyt
Donna King
Susan Kreffer
Harold LaBatt
Craig Longley
Rita Lurrisema
Laura
Mathematical Association of America
Society of Actuaries
National Council of Teacher of Mathematics
Casualty Actuarial Society
Max Walsh
Dorothy O’dea
Christopher Weakley
Dow Jones National Observer
James Secor
Betty Crocker
Helene Thompson
Melanie Andrews
Bonnie Brown
Edward Waite
Bruce Dorr
Deborah Hayes
Charles Hon
Daniel Wood
Susan Woodard
Andrea Brophy
Bryan Jones
Joel Pratt
James Wade
Donna Bentley
Jennifer Brophy
Rosemary Burke
Stephanie Gould
Sandra Hoyt
Betsy Rice
William Walsh
Andrew Wood
Melissa Han
Maureen Rice
Paula Smith
Jane Towne
Vera Wilkinson
Leah Wood
Daniel Blackmer
Mark Burke
Michael Corrow
Princess Crawford
Donald Hon
Karin Militzer
Brenda Nicholson
Brenda Reed
Ayessa Roches
Judith Smith
Stephen Szabo Jr
Kathleen Thompson
Matthew Carrow
Stacey Cummings
Brian Dorr
Thomas Hon
Ronald Jennings
James Poulin
Wendy Rochelle
Anne Towne
Denise Laskey
Eileen Whitley
Brenda Dorr
Diane Hanson
Gretchen Kreel
Mary Noe
Wanda Pero
Holli Gunther
Jenny Hon
Katherine Martin
Jamie Secor
Joyce Smith
Jean Boyce
Lori Farrell
Gary Gunther
Lisa LaBatt
Beverly Masi
Kevin Mattison
Sonya Ryan
Bryan Seiferling
Sally Stone
Frederick Charles Hirsch
East Arlington
Martin H. Hirsch
Ithaca, N.Y
Hirsch
WICB
Elaine Elmore
Elizabeth Elmore
Charles Farrell
Andrew Capron
Laural Mattison
Denise Monte
Wanda Salter
Lisa Szabo
Wade Caler
Kathleen Farrell
Gregg Gunther
Pamela Hayes
Kimberly Heard
Jean Macksey
John Macksey
King Lion
C. Lee Marsh
Fred Hoyt
AMHS
Canonet
Etvestereo
CVPS
New York
Down In
Berkshire
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