Vermont Law School applications soar in 1976
Vermont Law School in South Royalton reports 1800 applications for the 1976 77 entering class, about 15 applicants per slot of 120. Dean Thomas Debevoise notes a nationwide ABA accredited trend, while praising small class size and Vermont’s appeal. Applicants come from most states, led by New York and New Jersey. Approximately 15 percent are female. first class graduates in June 1976.
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Winnepesaukee sewer plan seeks feeder funding change
Concord New Hampshire lawmakers and the Water Supply and Pollution Control Commission urged the House Appropriations Committee to amend state law so feeder sewer lines for eight Lake Winnepesaukee towns can access federal funds. They cited a faster completion goal moving from 1987 to 1979 or 1980 and noted a possible 75 percent federal share for lateral sewers, with 16 miles costing about 2.4 million dollars.
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Concord
N.H
UPI
Lakes
Winnepesaukee River
Water Supply and Pollution Control Commission
House Appropriations Committee
Lake Winnepesaukee
Silver Lake
Frank DeNormandie
Winnepesaukee River Basin Commission
DeNormandie
Lindsey Collins
Municipal Services
New Hampshire
Lack of snow cancels Bromley jack-jump run
PERU Bromley officials canceled the jack-jump run planned for this weekend because of insufficient snow. Organizers hope the event can be rescheduled for the following weekend if conditions permit.
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Peru
Bromley
Scout Troop 64 hosts meeting and Court of Honor
Troop 64 sponsored by the Church of the Immaculate Conception will hold a combined troop meeting and parents night on Sunday March 14 at 7 p.m. in the parish hall. Operations Reach program and a Court of Honor with awards will be led by David Downey and Richard Severson, with key assistants. Preliminary Canada trip data to be shared. Also notes on Hoosick Post anniversary dinner dance March 20 at VFW Hall. tickets from local shops. Fantastik Fair planning meeting March 18. bicentennial theme, crafts workshop run by St Marys Auxiliary. donations urged. For details call Gloria Delarey or Barbara Bouplon.
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National Council Boy Scouts of America
David Downey
Richard A. Severson
Stanley Remancus
William Marcoux
Canada
The
Hoosick Post
American Legion
VFW
School Street
Peter Roberto
Don’s
Ceil’s
O’dell’s
Murphy’s
St. Mary’s Auxiliary
Gloria Delarey
Barbara Bouplon
Teacher Center Offers Courses in Vermont Education Programs
Wilmington reports the Mountain Towns Teacher Center at Deerfield Valley Elementary announces two credit courses starting soon. Federal Legislation and Vermont's Education Programs covers sources of funds and proposal writing skills, with Dr. Leon H. Brune and staff teaching Tuesdays at 3:30 pm starting March 16. A Field Approach To The Study Of The Environment offers field site visits and discussions with experts, led by Dr. Sidney DuPont Judi Irving Casey Murrow and others, with classes March 22 to May 13 at 4 pm. Three graduate credits available from Castleton State College and North Adams State College. open to public and teachers. Phone 464-8366 for details.
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Wilmington
The
Mountain Towns
Deerfield Valley Elementary School
Vermont
Leon H. Brune
Sidney DuPont
Pleasant Valley
Conn
Judi Irving
Vermont Institute of Natural Science
Casey Murrow
Deerfield Valley
Castleton State College
North Adams State College
Local Social News From Hoosick Falls and Surrounds
Walloomsac Fred Luke visited the Tudor family in White Creek on Monday. Several local residents hosted visits with Hoag and Herrington families over the weekend. SUNY Cobleskill students Jim Herrington and Mary Ellen Hoag returned home for the long weekend. Florence Hewitt celebrated her 81st birthday at the Hoosick Falls Health Center. Bertha's Angels delivered 152 pads to the Hoosick Falls Health Center and collected household items in Troy. Card party at the Hoosick Area Senior Citizens Center March 8 featured winners in pinochle and pitch. Next card party set for March 22. Blood pressure tests at the senior center March 15, Social Security help March 27, and a Food Stamp representative March 15 after 10 a.m.
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Florence Hewitt
Hoosick Falls Health Center
Bertha’s Angels
Angels
Bertha
Troy
Hoosick Area Senior Citizens Center
Martha Bischoff
Monasta
Eileen O’grady
Bill Wallace
Pitch
Harold Prebble
Marjorie Lockrow
Howard Harrison
Dorothy Herring
Redwoods Films Presented At Williams College Event
Williamstown residents will see three short films about Northern California redwood trees at 8 p.m. on March 17 in Bronfman auditorium. The films come from the timber industry, a television station, and the Save the Redwoods League to show different perspectives on the issue. Peter Green of Portland will discuss the redwood situation and take questions after a month studying the region for Williams Center for Environmental Studies advised by Shaefe Satterthwaite.
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Williamstown
Mass
California
Bronfman
Williams College
Timber
Save the Redwoods League
Peter Green
Portland
Ore
Green
Redwood
Williams Center For Environmental Studies
Shaefe Satterthwaite
CES
Man crashes car into Holstein. passenger treated at scene
Edward Miller 21 of Dorset drives south on West Road about 1130 PM when his car collides with a Holstein owned by Chester McLellan. Passenger David Kerwyn 20 of Manchester is treated at the scene by the Manchester Rescue Squad. Bull's fate not reported.
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Manchester
Edward Miller
Dorset
Chester McLellan
Miller
West Road
David Kerwyn
College students improving at writing, says BU instructor
A Boston University English instructor notes fewer students struggle to write clear sentences as more enroll in courses to confront writing problems directly. The comment reflects broader trends in college literacy and pedagogy.
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Boston
UPI
Boston University
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