All New England Music Festival Arrives in Bennington
467 students from 80 New England high schools will stay with local hosts for the All New England Music Festival at Mt Anthony Union High School. Co chairs Therese Trahan and Irving Adler lead with Ruth Levin coordinating housing for about 1,000 volunteers. Public performances are set for 2 30 and 7 30 p m Saturday. Tickets cost 1 for students and 2 for adults.
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Shaftsbury
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North Bennington
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Liberty Union fights 25 percent rate hike by New England Bell
Liberty Union leader Bernard Sanders announced a campaign to block a 25 percent rate increase from New England Telephone Co. The group seeks party status in the Public Service Board case with Brattleboro activists Steve Dunham and Peter Diamondstone. Sanders cites rising corporate profits and stagnant wages as justification for the challenge.
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Burlington
Bernard Sanders
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Peter Diamondstone
Brattleboro
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Vermont
PSB
New England
College Calendar at Bennington College Highlights March Events
Bennington College lists community events for March 20 to 23. Music features Marta Ptaszynska and Vivian Fine in Carriage Barn and concerts. Theatre presents Dear Alex Dear Harriet and Becket Act Without Words II. a drum concert closes the slate. Also notes local issues on Vermont telephone rates and a bicycle confiscation update from Bennington police.
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Jacob Glick
Milhaud
Fine
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Shellen Lubin
Deborah Teller
Barn Studio
Samuel Becket
Sargent praised for regional energy plan and coast protection
SOS in Durham lauds Gov. Sargent for urging a regional energy approach and a moratorium on refinery construction. SOS cites his stance as a sane regional policy to protect New England coasts from oil spills, while criticizing Meldrim Thomson. Also notes Eagles Aerie 1861 meeting tonight with officers at 7 and general at 8.
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Seacoast
Francis Sargent
Massachusetts
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Area scholars join impeachment drive
Williams College historian James MacGregor Burns and Richard M. Ketchum of Dorset are named among 16 founding members of the National Committee on the Presidency in New York. The group seeks $25 from donors to gain influence in 60 key House districts, aiming to secure impeachment votes and restore integrity to the White House.
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Richard M. Ketchum
Dorset
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Hodding Carter III
Greenville
Miss
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Rex Stout
Brewster
N.Y
Barbara Tuchman
Greenwich
Conn
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Shapiro claims Stalin would have killed Solzhenitsyn
Soviet expert Henry Shapiro, retired UPI Moscow bureau chief, said Solzhenitsyn would have been killed in five seconds under Stalin. He spoke at UW Parkside faculty night. Also noted a Red Cross Vermont Heart Association CPR course March 20 at Bennington Elementary School gym from 7 to 10 p.m. for free.
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Vermont Heart Association
Bennington
Vermont College to Launch Biological Revolution Lecture Series
A Monday March 25 talk on male and female sterilization opens a Vermont College seminar series on the biological revolution. Dr. Dirk Romeyn will speak at 7:30 p.m. in Room 104 Stone Science Building Montpelier. The series covers sterilization aging genetics and ethical implications with public access.
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Vermont College
Dirk Romeyn
Stone Science Building
Ridge Street
Lynn Davison
Robert White
Norwich University
Davison
Romeyn
Boston University Medical School
Union College
Tufts University
University of Vermont Medical School
Mary Jane Gray
Obituary for W LeRoy Bates of Bennington
W LeRoy Bates 83 a Bennington native and Rutherford New Jersey resident died at home March 16. A service and burial will be held in Bennington with later burial in Park Lawn Cemetery vault. Local relatives and friends are invited to attend the 2 p.m. Wednesday service at the Home in Bennington.
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North Bennington
Bennie Corse
Bennington Convalescent Center
St. John the Baptist Roman Catholic Church
Gerald Buckley
St. Margaret Mary’s Church
Arlington
Mahar and Son Funeral
Park Lawn
Pleasant View Cemetery
Morrisville
Harold Blair
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Hanson-Walbridge
John Geer
Federated Church of East Arlington
Earl Prouty
Winfield Bentley
Calvin Andrews
Jeffrey Hard
Bruce Caler
Brian Little
Evergreen Cemetery
Red Mountain Lodge 63
Free and Accepted Masons
Maynard Grout
Donald Brown
Robert Frost
Eric Petersen
Frances Ross
Park- McCullough
Vermont Academy of Arts and Sciences
Old First Church of Bennington
Monument
W. LeRoy Bates
Bennington
Ridge Road
Rutherford
N.J
N E gas situation nears normal says AAA
AAA says New England gas supply has greatly improved with short or no lines at stations. About half the stations survey have 7 00 am to 5 00 pm or 6 00 pm hours and some evening openings occur. Sunday closings still common but more stations open. motorists should plan ahead for out of state travel and toll road gas availability.
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Buying vs Renting in Real Estate Advice
This column weighs renting for short stays or low funds against buying for long term inflation protection. It notes rents rise with living costs and mortgage deductions, then praises ownership as a strong investment with rising resale value in the area. Quoted contact for Hoisington Realty in Vermont.
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Post office creates future job register at Bennington
Postmaster Stanley J. Pekalski announced today that applications are being accepted to establish a register of eligibles for future clerk and carrier vacancies at the Bennington Post Office. Applications must be submitted by March 29 using form 2479-AB. examinations will be held at Rutland Post Office.
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Stanley J. Pekalski
Bennington
Pekassi
Rutland
Prince Charles golfed and met U.S. dignitaries in Palm Springs
Prince Charles spent a hot desert weekend in Palm Springs California greeting American dignitaries and playing golf. He was due to return today aboard the British navy frigate Jupiter, berthed in San Diego on its global training mission. The Prince of Wales stayed at the desert estate of U.S. ambassador Walter Annenberg after sailing through San Diego fog banks the previous week.
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UPI
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San Diego
U.S
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