Music in our Schools Day pops concert at HFCS
Hoosick Falls central school prepares a fund raising pops concert by the HFCS junior band to support new outfits and Memorial Day participation. Governor Carey proclaims March 13 as Music in Our Schools Day in New York and music as essential to education.
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Music In Our Schools
HFCS
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Hugh Carey
New York
William Gaillard
Hoosick Falls Central School
Rensselaer County School Music Association
New York State Music Association
Music Educators National Conference
New York State
H. Luther Everly
Mount Anthony
Gaillard
Carey
Village balks at B M bill for $400 in light pole damage
Hoosick Falls trustees recount a $400 charge from Boston and Maine for damage to a light pole on railroad property near the village landfill. The village owes $10,000 in back taxes from the railroad and questions the bill while considering repairs the railroad requested. Fire department reports 70 calls in 1974, 184 percent up from 1973, with 19 volunteers per incident and 1,730 donated hours, plus $600 spent by firefighters on equipment. Trustees James Cutler and Arthur Hyde urge commendation of volunteers.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Boston & Maine Railroad
James Cutler
Arthur Hyde
Fire Department
Pownal Community Events This Weekend
Religious education classes for grades one through eight will be held Saturday from 9 to 10 30 a m at Pownal Elementary School for Our Lady of Lourdes parishioners. A card party at the Pownal firehouse on Depot Street starts at 8 p m with prizes in Pownal Pitch and refreshments. Alcoholics Anonymous meets at 8 p m Saturday in the Recreational Community Center. The Methodist Youth Fellowship gathers Sunday from 5 to 7 p m at the Pownal United Methodist Church. A work bee is set for 8 a m Saturday at the Pownal Baptist Church.
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Henley
England
UPI
Thames
London
Pownal Elementary
Our Lady of Lourdes Church
East Pownal
Pownal
Depot Street
Alcoholics Anonymous
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Pownal’ Baptist Church
New England Musher Vaughan Pursues Iditarod Run From Anchorage
Nor man Vaughan of Ipswich Massachusetts, longtime Alaska resident, enters the 1049 mile Iditarod from Anchorage to Nome after a life of Arctic exploration and dog racing. He seeks Olympic status for the race and aims to honor traditional mushing while praising handlers who carry mail and aid in rescues. Vaughan, 69, once guided Admiral Byrd in Antarctica and plans to stay in Alaska, with wife Alison remaining in Ipswich. Ned Sullivan of Williams College is spending the term in Alaska.
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Anchorage
Alaska
New England
Norman Vaughan
Ipswich
Mass
Vaughan
Massachusetts
Nome
Antarctic
Richard E. Byrd
Antarctica
Byrd
Boston
Beacon Hill
Washington
D.C
United States
Lake Placid
N.Y
Greenland
Grenfeld
Labrador
University of Alaska
UAA
Iditarod
Alison
Bennington County BCRC reviews two A-95 grant requests
Arlington Vermont public comment deadline set for March 14 on the state alcohol plan with $200,000 requested for 1976 79 and for a second project a Patient Oriented Resource Allocation Assessment and Reimbursement System for Long Term Care totaling 304 134 with July 1975 to June 1977 duration. Both originate from the Vermont Agency of Human Services and seek to reform alcohol treatment and long term care reimbursement.
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Arlington
U.S. Office of Management and Budget
Bennington County Regional Commission
BCRC
Vermont Agency of Human Services
Department of Rehabilitation
Agency of Human Services
Vermont
Open House at Manchester-Burr and Burton Seminary
Manchester Burr and Burton Seminary will host an open house for parents and friends on Wednesday March 19 from 7 30 to 9 30 p m. Teachers will be in their rooms to discuss programs and may schedule individual conferences with parents. No speeches. Cheerleaders as guides and Mr Bullock hosts in the library.
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Manchester
Burr and Burton Seminary
Bullock
Vermont lawmakers face red ink and hard choices
Governor Salmon rejects a deficit tweak amid a $3 million gap as lawmakers consider spending and tax bills. The Vermont Legislature weighs death penalty revival hearings, corporal punishment ban, and mortgage rate ceiling changes prompted by concerns from ACLU, CALM, educators, and bankers.
Rutland Woman Dies After Fire Destroys Apartment
Ruth Dodge 73 of Rutland died from smoke inhalation after flames gutted her second floor apartment. A retired schoolteacher she died Thursday at Rutland Hospital where she had been in critical condition since the blaze Monday.
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Rutland
UPI
Ruth Dodge
Rutland Hospital
Two Guilty Pleas Tied to Adirondacks Murders In New York
Robert F. Garrow Sr. pleaded guilty to a second murder and is set to plead guilty to two more, ending a manhunt spree in the Adirondacks after a 1973 capture. He agreed to plead to three murders if other charges, including rape, are dropped. In Troy, County Attorney Marvin Honig appealed for more funds to handle rising caseloads as the budget process moves forward.
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Syracuse
Robert F. Garrow Sr
Garrow
Adirondacks
Onondaga County
Norman Mordue
Troy
Marvin Honig
Honig
Robert A. Stierer
Bequest Dispute Over Berkshire Hospital Becomes State Supreme Court Issue
In Pittsfield Massachusetts state Supreme Court action seeks to determine if a 14 year old bequest of about 18 000 to 19 000 from Thomas E. Nally can pass to Berkshire Medical Center the hospital's legal successor The Probate Court denied transfer ruling BMC appeals arguing the recipient should be St Luke s Hospital as originally named in the will The case arises after the death of Mrs Nally last year and the merger of St Luke s with BMC Berkshire Bank Trust Co. advised the trustee on distribution amid a 195 000 pool for relatives and Catholic groups
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Pittsfield
State Supreme Court
St. Luke’s Hospital
Berkshire Medical Center
Thomas E. Nally
Andrea F. Nuciforo
Nally
Old St. Luke's
St. Luke’s
Berkshire Bank & Trust Co
Pownal girl joins Western Massachusetts Guard
Joan M. Jarvis of North Pownal Vermont becomes the first woman sworn into the Western Massachusetts National Guard battalion in ceremonies at North Adams. The 18 year old signed up a month ago and passed required tests seeking schooling benefits and an Army career, with no ROTC program locally. She plans to enter North Adams State College next year.
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North Adams
National Guard
Massachusetts
Joan M. Jarvis
North Pownal
Miss Jarvis
Robert C. Jarvis
Army
North Adams State College
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Edith Beaumont
B& M
Vice Discount N
Pamela Blakeman
Fairbanks
U.S. Air Force
Washington, D.C
Ned Sullivan
Williams College
Warrensburg
Warrensburg, N.Y
Missy
Famous Label
M Alee
Poe
Sale -O - Rama
Een
River ST. Warrensburg
Arthur
Javery
Ernest H. Javery
Alan H. Page
South Street
Bennington
Montpelier
American Civil Liberties Union of
ACLU
Brattleboro
St. Johnsbury
Burlington
Windsor
Middlebury
Louisiana
CALM
Coalition Against
M. Jerome Diamond
Down In
Berkshire
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