Park-McCullough House Tours Open Season In North Bennington
The Park-McCullough House in North Bennington launches its annual tour season on July 1 with seven day tours through October 15. All three floors and the cupola are open, featuring diaries photographs and receipts to show the family’s multi generation life. Special themed tours and group options are available with admission set at 1.50 for adults and 0.50 for students.
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Park-McCullough House
North Bennington
Ginny Bell
Big House
Park- McCullough House
Laura van der Hall
Lizzie
Elizabeth Park McCullough
Disappointment for Bark in Summer Job Search
Bark Bischoff a Burr and Burton graduate in Manchester fails to land a summer job. He sought work as a trap boy stock boy at Grand Union Foods and P and C Super Market with no word yet. He plans to study communications at the University of Vermont and may work at his brother’s East Dorset store.
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Manchester
Bark Bischoff
Burr and Burton Seminary
Bark
Orvis Company
Grand Union Foods
P and C
University of Vermont
East Dorset
Cotton Bowl official visits vintage Hoosick Falls fan
Wilbur Evans, Cotton Bowl executive VP, and NFL conference commissioner visited Hoosick Falls to meet Henderson Van Surdam, a longtime football enthusiast and Hall of Fame member. They traveled from Dallas to Cape Cod after visiting Cooperstown and Brattleboro, with Van planning to attend next January's Cotton Bowl.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Wilbur Evans
Henderson
Harry
Surdam
Evans
Dallas
Texas
Cape Cod
Mass
Eastern College Athletic Conference
Cooperstown Baseball Hall of Fame
Brattleboro
Van
Hoosick Falls Standard Press
Dallas News
National Football Hall of Fame
Notre Dame
Pownal Officials Schedule Meetings on Thursday and Tonight
The special Liaison Committee will meet at 7 tonight at Green Mountain Park Race Track to discuss effects of horse racing withdrawal. The Board of Selectmen convenes at 5 p.m. Thursday at the Town Office. The Zoning Board meets at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the Town Office to review Theodore Boulter’s request for a snack stand next to Village Gift Barn. O zone therapy lecture follows at 7 p.m. at White Cloud Center.
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Pownal
Green Mountain Park Race Track
Board of Selectmen
Zoning Board of Adjustment
Theodore Boulter
Village Gift Barn
Vermont
White Cloud Center
Mason Hill Road
Gail Judith Allen
Vermont Senators Ask Senate to Reject Heating Oil Decontrol
U.S. Senators Robert Stafford and Patrick Leahy urge colleagues to block a Federal Energy Administration plan to end price and allocation controls on home heating oil. CRS estimates New England costs near 130 dollars per household annually, with 800 million to 1.2 billion dollars yearly in direct decontrol costs. If Congress fails to act by June 30, 1976, the proposal takes effect.
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Washington, D.C
UPI
Vermont
United States
Federal Energy Administration
U.S
Robert Stafford
R-Vt
Patrick Leahy
Senate
FEA
Stafford
Leahy
Congressional Research Service
New England
CRS
Congress
Fatal two-car crash on U S 4 leaves two dead
State police report a Tuesday crash on U S 4 near Mendon killed Richard Spinella 25 of Sherburne and Richard Weatherby 25 of Fair Haven. Passengers indicate Christopher Ross 29 of Sherburne suffered multiple injuries and is hospitalized.
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Mendon
UPI
U.S. 4
Richard Spinella
Sherburne
Richard Weatherby
Fair Haven
Weatherby
Spinella
Christopher Ross
Brattleboro Woman Loses DNC Delegation Challenge
Marilea Polk Fried of Brattleboro lost her challenge to the Vermont Democratic delegation seat. A DNC credentials hearing officer found no evidence of ballot tampering and ruled negligence, if any, did not invalidate the recount that elected labor leader Robert Clark on May 22. Fried cited time and financial hardship for missing the Washington hearings and said she would stay active and push for reform.
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Brattleboro
UPI
Marilea Polk Fried
Vermont
Ms. Fried
Robert Clark
Credentials Committee
Democratic National Committee
Washington
Democratic Party
Burgess gains COPE funds for campaign week
Democratic candidate John A. Burgess reported $5,025 raised in the week of June 21 to 25. Contributions included $2,500 from the Committee on Political Education AFL-CIO, $2,000 from the Attorneys Congressional Campaign Trust, plus $525 from personal friends and former Lt. Gov. Robert Babcock of Burlington.
Gas station safe theft reported on U S 5
State police investigate a theft at a Gasland station on U S 5 where $535 was taken from an open safe in a rear room while a attendant served a customer. Investigators report the incident occurred Monday evening.
Lottery Winners in Albany and Cambridge Split Big Prizes
In New York, Francis Gruber and Alice M. O Neil of Albany each won 125000, and Dorothy Mears of Cambridge won 50000 in a Lottery drawing marked as the first since a eight month pause and aligned with 24 Grand Tier finalists. State police in Troy arrested 12 Capital District residents in 11 raids on gambling locations, with six raids in Troy. approximately half of the suspects are from Troy and will face arraignment in local courts.
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Albany
Cambridge
Francis Gruber
Alice M. O’neil
Dorothy Mears
Troy
Capital District
Berkshire sign ordinance trimmed by planning commission
NORTH ADAMS planning commission finished work on a sign ordinance by removing two sections that would allow temporary off premise signs and declined to set deadlines for non conforming signs. Consultant Robert W. Donald of Farmington said courts have been unclear on conformity clauses. WILLIAMSTOWN selectmen received 51 petition signatures opposing the Green River Park project and questioned cemetery damage liability. They urged attendance at the next public hearing.
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North Adams
City Planning Commission
Robert W. Donald
Farmington, Conn
Donald
Williamstown
Green River Park
John P. Connors
Mt. Pleasant
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Trenor Park
John McCullough
Bess Johnson
Park- McCullough House Association
Cotton Bowl
Tere
BankAmericard
Bank of America
Vermont National
Mber
FDIC
Canal Street
Putney Road
Bellows Falls
Bennington
Berlin
Chester
Jamaica
Ludlow
Montpelier
Newfane
Rutland Mall
Rutland Plaza
Springfield
Wilmington
Windsor
Woodstock
Pamela Blakeman
Mendow
Burgess
COPE
New York
Down In
Berkshire
N. Adams
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