Mt Anthony students win All Eastern honors and tour funds
70 students will travel to Philadelphia in April for All Eastern events and the National Music Educators Conference. Chosen groups include All Eastern Band, Chorus, and Orchestra from Mt Anthony High School Vermont, with total trip costs of 4200 dollars covering transport, lodging, meals, and chaperone expenses. Fundraising concerts are set for March 6, April 10, and March 21 22 to support the trip. Housing is requested for Winchester exchange and community support is urged.
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University of Vermont
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Michael Alderman
Stephen King
Review of 1984 by James Elwell: a haunting warning
James Elwell’s critique portrays 1984 as an unnerving warning where nightmares become reality under a totalitarian regime. It depicts Oceania as a society ruled by Big Brother, brainwashing to suppress independent thought, and a future where human spirit is crushed by absolute power.
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Big Brother
Quotes on history and philanthropy from Boston leaders
Walter Winston of Citycorp in Boston laments journalism’s lack of history as essential balance. Bradford Washburn of Boston's Museum of Science notes philanthropy struggles in a recession, while warning about a wrong turn sending a driver on a 40 mile detour in the Boston Globe.
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Citycorp
Boston
Bradford Washburn
Museum of Science
Boxing Wonder Harry Conley Wins Adirondack Title
Looking Back: 17-year-old boxing prodigy Harry Conley of Gage Street outboxed and outpaced Joe Mink of Utica to seize the 160-pound Adirondack championship at Albany Thursday night. In Bennington town affairs, voters face choosing an overseer of the poor amid three years of focus on that post. Arthur R. Rickert seeks reelection against John E. Gibney as the town debates wet laws and liquor distribution at the upcoming Town Meeting. A coal industry respite arrives as a new contract ends a miners strike threat, signaling renewed hope for peace in the coal fields.
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Gage Street
Albany
Joe Mink
Utica
Bennington
Arthur R. Rickert
John E. Gibney
Washington Conservatives Split Over Ford Bid for 1976 Nomination
A Washington political portrait surveys President Ford’s fragile middle ground amid huge Democratic majorities and rising Republican opposition led by conservatives. Reagan questions Ford’s cabinet and hints at party realignment while Buckley and others weigh removing Rockefeller from 1976 plans. The piece weighs Ford’s need to compromise against conservative pressure and Reagan’s unpredictable role.
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Congress
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Maryland
James L. Buckley
New York
Reagan
Barry Goldwater
GOP
CIA
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