Two Hoosick Falls grads named to Albany business dean’s list
Robin A. Lynch and Carol A. Pine, Hoosick Falls graduates, earned Dean’s List honors at Albany Business College for the first semester. Lynch posted a 4.0 while Pine had a 3.8 in the medical secretarial program aiming for an OCC degree in June 1975. Michael Chapman, another local graduate, appeared as the Boy's Father in The Fantasticks at State University Oneonta and in a Hoosick Falls production two summers ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls Central High School
Albany Business College
Robin A. Lynch
Gertrude Lynch
High St
Carol A. Pine
Warren Pine
Johnson Hill Road
State University
Oneonta
Chapman
Hoosick Falls
Red Cross urges donors not to ride coattails in drive
In Bennington County last year many towns exceeded quotas while others fell short. Arlington led with 50 percent over, Readsboro topped by 70 percent, and Sunderland reached 220 percent. The piece likens Red Cross support to an insurance policy, noting nearly one fifth of expenditures go to disaster relief and about 30 percent to blood supplies, urging readers to contribute $10 for $60 of value.
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Bennington County
Red Cross
Arlington
Readsboro
Sunderland
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
The
Vermont CAR conference to be held in Middlebury at Inn
The Vermont State Society, Children of the American Revolution gathers in Middlebury at the Middlebury Inn on Saturday March 23 from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Central site chosen for energy crisis with no evening dance. Ronald Rood will entertain after lunch with slides and stories of rescued wild animals. New officers include Ellen Carpenter of Bennington for 1974-75. membership rose from 56 in 1972 to 105 in 1973. a bicentennial project plans 200 trees per state by 1976, totaling about 1,200 trees in Vermont. Green Mountain Boys Society hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlebury
Vermont State Society
Children of the
Middlebury Inn
Ronald Rood
Vermont
Lincoln
Rood
Fred Spaulding
Manchester
Ellen Carpenter
Bennington
UVM
Green Mountain Boys Society of
Judy Foote
William Theis
Orrin A. Griffis
Arlington
Soil Survey Talk March 14 at Hudson Valley CC
Soil Conservation Service technicians Seymour Goodman and John Nigro will discuss soils and soil survey at 7 30 p m in the Hudson Valley Community College student center Wyantskill New York. The final part of a three part series by Rensselaer County Planning Department explains soils maps mapping techniques and information applications for planning. Public invited. session about two hours with Q and A.
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Wyantskill
N.Y
Soil Conservation Service
Hudson Valley Community College
Seymour Goodman
John Nigro
Rensselaer County Planning Department
Rensselaer County
Rensselaer County Soil and Water Conservation District
Vermont Wins EPA Permit Authority For Water Clean-Up
Vermont becomes the seventh state and second in New England to receive EPA permit authority for water pollution control. Regional administrator John McGlennon notes Vermont meets a federal program standard and will issue permits to about 160 dischargers by year end. Connecticut is the only other New England state with similar authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
UPI
Vermont
New England
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
John McGlennon
McGlennon
Congress
Connecticut
Vermont Senate panel backs limits on large public gatherings
The Judiciary Committee approved a bill requiring permits from the public safety commissioner for assemblies over 2000 in Vermont. Drafted by Attorney General Cheney to curb rock festival disturbances after last summer’s Holland event.
Albany funding eyed for Capital District Transit Authority
Albany reports show CDTA needs about 1.9 million to operate a year with a 1.8 million last year deficit. Gov Wilson aims to provide roughly 750 thousand in state aid plus 750 thousand from four counties, though officials doubt this will suffice to keep the agency afloat. A separate NYPIRG survey of 50 Capital District pharmacies finds wide price variation for 40 drugs from 111 to 178 across stores and outlets, with higher prices downtown than in suburbs and some druggists evading posting requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CDTA
Albany
New York
Public Interest Research Group
Capital District
Nypirg
Streaking Incidents Hit North Adams State and Berkshire Schools
A rash of streaking at North Adams State College drew swift reaction after a 2 p.m. incident witnessed by Mark Hopkins School second graders. College officials and student leaders condemned the act and urged cooperation to prevent repeats. In Pittsfield and Sheffield, Pittsfield High School and Berkshire School reported streakers with administrators increasing supervision. Berkshire School saw seven male students streak between dorms despite 20 degree weather.
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North Adams
North Adams State College
Mark Hopkins
Department of Education
Pittsfield
Pittsfield High School
Berkshire School
Sheffield
Lawrence J. Murphy
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Edith Beaumont
Michael Chapman
Mrs
Lynn Chapman
Grand Union
California
Pascal Celery
Florida
Nabisco
Bayer Aspirin
BOT. OF
Jable
U.S. NO
DIA
Grand Union Frozen
Swanson
Pillsbury Flour
Rai
America
Lipton
Keebler
Betty Crocker Brownie
Goodman
Soil Survey Party
Campbells
Commission
Rte
Pittstown, NY
Bennington, VT and
Troy, N.Y
China
Royal Doulton
Dresden
Noritake
Bill Campbell
P.S
Montpelier
Bristol Village
Colchester
Shelburne
St. George
Cabot Village
Danville
Barton
Hartford
Georgia
Fairlee
Senate
Health-care Agency
Governor’s Commission On Medical Care
Down In
Berkshire
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