Arlington Youth Center gets new director Carol Clinton
Carol Clinton 25 of Bennington is hired by United Counseling Services as Arlington Youth Center director, working 20 hours weekly with a three month re-evaluation. She holds an associate degree in occupational therapy and a BS in human services, and plans to expand youth activities while continuing homemaker work. The Arlington Gazette plans classifieds and features including book reviews and job ads.
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Shaftsbury note of appreciation to voters
A note of appreciation from Schuyler V. Borst to Shaftsbury voters who elected her for the coming three years. She invites constituents to call her at any time. Adv.
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Economist Gervasi to speak tonight at Troy talk
Tonight at 8 p.m. the Rensselaer Newman Foundation Chapel & Cultural Center hosts political economist Sean Gervasi from CUNY and UN consulting for a discussion on Southern Africa crises and U.S. policy. Topics include The Gathering Crisis in Southern Africa and the Kissinger Initiative of 1976. Public invited, no admission charge.
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Center For National Security Studies
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St. Albans School
Washington, D
Southern
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24 hour Williams relay set for Towne Field House
About 140 runners including Williams College president will take part in the sixth annual 24 hour relay March 12 13 at Towne Field House on campus. The event runs from 10 a.m. Saturday to 10 a.m. Sunday with all male female and coed teams including three high school squads and about 25 Williams faculty members. Proceeds go to local charities with last year raising about $5 000.
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Williams College
Towne Field House
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Volleyball for Adults at North Bennington Graded School
Adults only volleyball sessions run Wednesday and Thursday evenings at North Bennington Graded School. Participants sign in and play casual games in a friendly open gym setting.
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North Bennington
Arlington School Board Meeting and Lions Club Show Rehearsal
The Arlington School Board convenes Monday at 7 30 p m in the high school for a regular meeting. A Lions Club Show rehearsal is scheduled for the same evening at 7 30 p m.
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Arlington Area Community Meeting and Club Schedule Update
Arlington area community groups announce weekly meetings at local venues including East Arlington firehouse VFW rooms Manchester St Margaret Mary Hall and Masonic Temple with times from 7 30 p m to 8 p m highlights cover AA meetings Legion Auxiliary and WWI Veterans plus a Bonn annual bicentennial meeting cancellation and Arlington Day Care dissolution with asset distribution details and a April 15 petition deadline for qualified organizations.
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Connecticut woman bombarded by 130 calls to Carter number
Betty DiBattista of Bloomfield 55 handled over 130 calls after people dialed 1900 242 1611 thinking they were reaching CBS Radio Ask President Carter. She notes Carter should change his number if another White House radio talk show occurs, as callers from Georgia and Texas reached her by mistake.
Pownal Town Groups Schedule Evening Meetings
The Pownal Fire Department and Pownal Fire Protective Association meet at 7 tonight at their firehouses. Pownal Brownies meet 6 30 to 7 30 at Pownal Elementary. Bennington Boy Scout group joins Pownal troop 7 to 8 30 at First Baptist Church. East Pownal Fire Department meets at 7 30. Solomon Wright Library hours are 1 to 5 daily and 9 to noon Tuesday. Lions Club dinner meeting Tuesday at Mount Anthony. School Board meets Tuesday at 7. Zoning Board hearing Tuesday at 7 30 for James Sincluico permit. Planning Commission follows. Pownal Baptist Church Bible Study tonight at 7 30 and prayer meeting Tuesday at 7 30.
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Vermont lawmakers seek $800 annual pay boost
A Vermont legislative advisory panel urged lawmakers, 180 in total, to receive an $800 yearly raise effective January 1979 after the next election. The plan, a $175 weekly during sessions and $100 monthly in off months, would also raise rooms and meals allowance from 30 to 37 dollars per day.
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Marshfield Rejects Nuclear Ban At Town Meeting
Marshfield voters rejected a proposed ban on nuclear power plant construction and the transport of nuclear materials within town borders by a 28 to 20 margin at a recessed meeting. The Vermont initiative has seen many towns pass or discuss the measure amid broader public interest.
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Vermont Public Interest Research Group
Castleton
Leahy says jobs bill may cut unemployment below seven percent
Senator Patrick Leahy of Vermont argues the Public Works Jobs bill, approved by the House, would add four billion dollars for state and local construction, ensuring each state receives no less than half a percent of the total. He notes Vermont could gain about twice as much as per capita funding. Leahy spoke to over 100 at the Chittenden County Democratic Decisions conference. Vermont’s current jobless rate stands at 7.8 percent versus 7.3 percent nationwide.
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UPI
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D-Vt
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House
Vermont
Young man shot by accidental rifle discharge in truck
Michael Robitaille 19 of West Berkshire was listed in satisfactory condition after a .22 caliber rifle discharged in the cab of a pickup injuring him in Burlington The driver and another passenger were not hurt according to state police
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UPI
Michael Robitaille
West Berkshire
Robitaille
Foreclosure Filed Against Swanton Firms Over $640,000 Loan
Vermont Development Credit Corp sues TAAP and Vermont Foods Inc in Franklin County Superior Court. The loan of 640000 in 1975 allegedly went to TAAP, which leased to Vermont Foods. no payments or taxes have been made, and recovery is sought for the loan plus 84000 interest and about 2400 insurance premiums.
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UPI
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Vermont
Franklin County
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TAAP
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Vermont Development
Vermont Foods
Kidnap suspect Bryne in court with valentine plea
Edward Bryne, accused in last May’s armed kidnapping of Irene Raez, arrived in Rensselaer County Court with a large valentine. Raez and her mother Maria Toth seek to urge the court to drop charges and instead provide psychiatric help, while Bryne faces charges of taking Raez from her home at gunpoint and fleeing in a high speed chase before surrendering at Schodack Town Hall.
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Edward Bryne
Rensselaer County Court
Irene Raez
Maria Toth
Bryne
Poughkeepsie
Miss Racz
Schodack Town Hall
Mixed Breed Papers Now Issued by Local Group
Wynantskill sees the American Mixed Breed Association grant registration papers to mutts and barn cats alike. Founded by Joe and Bonnie Pasenello after their daughter asked for papers for a tiger cat, the group aims to run a 24 hour emergency clinic and hire veterinarians to advise on animal care using profits from certificate sales.
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Wynantskill
Joe
Bonnie Pasenello
Pasenellos
Berkshire women seek to join state health suit in federal court
Four Berkshire women filed in Boston federal court to join a suit against the welfare department over inadequate child health services under federal Medicaid. A pretrial conference is set for Thursday. If successful, the department would be ordered to locate children in need across the state and provide care, potentially 6000 Berkshire County children. Lenox water plan shifts to well testing as engineers advise against selling Washington Mountain Brook water. Pleasant Valley Wildlife Sanctuary reservoir project remains the least costly option at about 4.63 million dollars.
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