Hoosick Falls arrests minor drinking case and theft probe
Hoosick Falls police arrest Ken Coonradt Jr. 19 of Wynantskill on unlawful dealing with a minor and open container charges after a beer party behind the water works on June 11. He was arraigned before Village Justice Fitzpatrick and remanded to jail or fined 250 dollars. Police seek a 1957 Triumph with Florida plates stolen from Thorpe's parking lot.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Ken Coonradt Jr
Wynantskill
Village Water Works
William Fitzpatrick
Rensselaer County
Florida
Thorpe
Arlington CALENDAR and Local Pool News
Arlington calendar lists club meetings from Tuesday to Sunday including Garden Club Basic Flower Arranging and regular meetings of Fire Co American Legion Auxiliary AA, with sports events Arlington vs Bennington Elks and FOE 2551. Pool opens for summer with lifeguards Joyce Smith Bruce Dorr Ann Coley and Red Cross swimming lessons July 5 23 with age rules and signups. Missing car incident. 16 year old arrested for driving without license. vehicle impounded and held for release by Justice.
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Arlington Garden Club
Paul Markey
Arlington Fire Co
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Rooms
St. Margaret Mary Hall
Arlington Vs. Bennington
Arlington Lions Club
Firehouse
Arlington Farm Museum
Grange Hall
Battenhill Grange
Farm Museum
Arlington Lion's Club
Paul Laskey
Joyce Smith
Bruce
Dorr
Ann Coley
American Red Cross
Wae
Janie Harold Lohnes
Church St
Steve
William Fitzpatrick
Hoosick Falls Students Plan College Courses
Rita Kennedy daughter of Frank and Mrs Kennedy will begin a two year medical secretarial course at Maria College Albany after finishing at St. Mary's Academy where she is class secretary treasurer and active in pep club Sodality bowling and prom committee. David Liporace son of Leonard and Mrs Liporace will enter a B S program in biology at St Michael's College Winooski Vermont after four years of baseball basketball and cross country at St. Mary's along with National Honor Society membership and awards for leadership and science.
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Rita Kennedy
Frank Kennedy
Abbott St
St. Mary’s Academy
Maria College
Albany
Miss Kennedy
David Liporace
Leonard Liporace
Richmond Ave
St. Michael’s College
Winooski
St. Mary’s
Dimick retires after 30 years guiding Brattleboro vocation
Everett Dimick, longtime vocational guidance coordinator at Brattleboro Area Vocational Center, retires June 30 after 30 plus years in education. Since 1972 he oversaw growth from 397 to about 643 vocational students and broadening program offerings while emphasizing access for all students. William Dennen named successor, planning a smooth transition and continued momentum.
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Brattleboro
Everett Dimick
Brattleboro Union High School
Brattleboro Area Vocational Center
Dimick
BUHS
North Bennington
Bennington
Bennington High School
Jack Burgess
AIC
William Dennen
Everett
St Michael's College honors two Bennington County students
Two St Michael's College graduates from Bennington County earned dean's list honors for the spring semester. Arlington native Christopher J. Keough and Stamford resident Mary L. Burns were recognized for scholastic achievement at the Winooski Park campus.
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Bennington County
Arlington
Stamford
St. Michael's College
Winooski Park
Christopher J. Keough
Donald J. Keough
Mary L. Burns
Walter Burns
Old Main Road
Lake Paran Opens Summer Season With Swimming Lessons
Lake Paran starts its summer program for all ages and skill levels on Monday, June 21 at the lake. For lesson times, call the lake at 442-2494.
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Lake Paran
Pownal Community Meetings and Busy Week Schedule
The Women's Fellowship hosts a 6 pm picnic at Mrs. Helen Church’s home. Fire departments meet at 7 pm at their respective houses. Bicentennial Band rehearses at 7 at the town office. Town committee meets at 7:30 pm at the town office. Local businessmen meet at Ladd Brook Restaurant at 7:30 pm to discuss potential impacts of horse racing withdrawal from Green Mountain Park. Library hours and Little Baseball League games for the coming week are listed.
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Women’s Fellowship
North Pownal
Imei Nees
Ladd Brook
Green Mountain Park
Pownal
Little Baseball League
Astros
Yankees
Red Sox
Expos
Mets
California firm eyes Vermont Medicaid contract bid
Health Applications Systems Inc of Burlingame California seeks to challenge Blue Cross Blue Shield for a nearly one million dollar Medicaid claims processing contract in Vermont. The firm argues it can cut costs with advanced claims monitoring and save as much as six million annually of the state 37 million Medicaid budget. Two thirds of the budget is funded by federal sources as Blue Cross Blue Shield has handled payments for the past decade under Social Welfare Department negotiation with nursing homes and providers.
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Montpelier
UPI
Blue Cross- Blue Shield
Health Applications Systems, Inc
Burlingame
Calif
Vermont
Blue Cross-Blue Shield
Social Welfare Department
Vermont drug ring busted. two convicted in federal case
A UPI report states federal jurors convicted Joan Leavitt of Salem New Hampshire and Daniel George Jr of Gloucester Massachusetts of illegally manufacturing and distributing drugs in Vermont and Massachusetts. Daniel Pappalardo of Methuen was acquitted on possession and conspiracy. Three others were found guilty last month. pre sentence reports ordered for Leavitt and George.
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Burlington
UPI
Vermont
Massachusetts
U.S. District Court
Joan Leavitt
Salem
N.H
Daniel George Jr
Gloucester
Mass
Daniel Pappalardo
Methuen
Brattleboro
Leavitt
George
Vermon t state officers show women near 13 percent
Vermont officials report 12.9 percent of state officers and administrators are women, with women making up about one third of the 1,300 professionals in state government. Nearly 6,000 state employees exist, and about 2,400 or 40 percent are women. The top earners among women are psychiatrists in the Mental Health Department, earning 25 000 to 30 000 dollars annually.
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Montpelier
UPI
Vermont
Jacques-Anne Chouinard
Personel Department
Mental Health Department
Vermont hay crop seen as likely good this summer
Vermont extension agents report the first hay crop reached peak maturity last week and, with dry weather through month end, barns should fill with fodder this season. They note last year’s drought reduced yield, but excess dampness has been the bigger recent problem.
Bank embezzlement admitted in Burlington case
Deborah June Myers of Richmond pleaded guilty in U S District Court to three counts of embezzling nighttime cash deposits at Merchants National Bank Burlington office between December 1975 and March 1976. Prosecutors dropped five charges. Myers released on $5,000 bail and faces up to five years and $5,000 per count.
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Burlington
UPI
U.S. District Court
Deborah June Myers
Richmond
Merchants National Bank
Myers
Buckley seeks hearing on costly New York city parking plan
Troy officials consider a hearing on a proposed parking plan costing 400000. Developed by Mechanicville firm Wallace Champagne Associates, it was approved in 1975 and funded with a 30000 grant under the Community Development program. The plan would redesign 27 streets to one way and change on street parking rules. A city engineer has drawn up 17 houses to be demolished, four of which are part of a 264000 Neighborhood Improvement Program in the Eighth Hoosick, Twelfth streets, and People's Avenue area.
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Troy
John P. Buckley
Mechanicville
Wallace Champagne Associates
Buckley
John J. Willson
Eighth, Hoosick
12Th Streets
People’s Avenue
Berkshire County Sees Jobs Rise and Spending Power Growth
Pittsfield financial analyst Daniel Barzowskas predicts 3500 new county jobs in two years as unemployment and inflation ease. Based on Statistics from the Division of Employment Security and presented at a seminar by First Agricultural National Bank, he forecasts 76000 jobs by 1978 from 72500 now and notes dollar spending power should improve for the first time in two years. In North Adams a bench warrant is issued for Glenn H. Hart after he missed trial in a stolen car chase case involving larceny and possession of stolen property counts.
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Pittsfield
Berkshire County
Daniel F. Barzowskas
Ste
Division of
Employment Security
Ltural National Bank
Barzowskas
Tme
North Adams
Glenn H. Hart
Hart
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Boston
Williams College
Village
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Gary J. Humphrey
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New York State Police
Rensselaer County Sheriffs Department
Bennington Police
Edith Beaumont
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Brother Lions
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MA Street
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Manchester
John West
L. Stanford Zecher Jr
Lois Mattison
John B. Hawkins
Douglas C. Schner
Eugene N. Gaiotti
William Reed
The
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Sealy
ELM Street
Bennington, Vermont
Hollywood
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Pownals
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