Egg Exhibit Opens at Schoharie Library Hall
The Mary Beatrice Cushing Memorial Library on Bridge Street Schoharie N Y hosts an egg exhibit from March 29 to April 12 daily 11 AM to 8 PM with about 5000 eggs in over 25 stagings of religious historical and story book themes Originators Mildred Vrooman and Mrs Elizabeth Warner have expanded and refurbished displays Entrance donations 50 cents for adults 25 cents for ages 13 to 18 and 10 cents for 6 to 12 A limited sale of egg crafts and articles supports the library painting fund.
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Schoharie
N.Y
Mary Beatrice Cushing
Bridge Street
Mildred Vrooman
Elizabeth Warner
Carey says New York farmers not forgotten by state leaders
Hoosick Falls and Albany events centered on Farm Bureau Policy Execution Day. Gov. Carey pledged support for land preservation, transportation, and a streamlined Agriculture and Markets Law. Speakers warned on food prices, rail questions, and the need for a fair dairy and export framework with countervailing duties.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
New York State Farm Bureau
Hyatt House
Albany
James Dunigan
North Petersburg
Capitol
Roger Moseley
West Hoosick
Hugh Carey
Farm Bureau
New York
New York State
Schoharie
Breakabeen
Carey
Roger Fleming
National Farm Bureau
Fleming
Pearl Harbor
Earth
William Simon
United States
Europe
California
St. Lawrence County
Board of Supervisors
John Dyson
Department of Agriculture
NYSFB
McGuire
Patterson Named New HRBCEPA Board Member
Williamstown area report notes Frank N. Patterson of Hancock Mass has joined the HRBCEPA Inc Board of Directors. Patterson a Hancock nursery farmer and conservationist chairs the Hancock Conservation Commission and helped initiate a planning board and conservation commission in Hancock.
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Williamstown
Mass
Frank N. Patterson
Hancock
Hrbcepa, Inc
Hrbcepa
Hoosick River
Joint meeting of ambulance and nurses group in Troy
The Rensselaer County Ambulance and Rescue Association will host a joint meeting with the Emergency Department Nurses Association at Mohawk Ambulance Garage in Troy. Attendees will hear about plans to expand the county association, the radio network, and EMT courses.
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Rensselaer County Ambulance and Rescue Association, Inc
Emergency Department Nurses Association
Mohawk Ambulance
Oakwood Avenue
Troy
George Santerre
Poestenkill
Rensselaer County
Vermont VRPA luncheon honors legislators and pros
The Vermont Recreation and Park Association hosted a luncheon at the Tavern Motor Inn for Vermont legislators, recreation professionals, and VRPA board members. Dorothy Mullen praised VRPA's leadership, noted Vermont as a pioneer in certification and nursing home recreation study, and announced nine professionals as registered in the field.
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Mullen
Vermont Department of Forests, Parks and Recreation
New England
National Recreation and Park Association
Vermont
Bruce O'Neill
South Burlington
Clint Martin
Springfield
Frank Dearborn
Brattleboro
Ray Tanguay
Burlington
Terry Costin
Montpelier
Sandra Ware
Ardis Smith
George Plumb
Edward Koenemann
Policeman Appeals Suspension in Vermont Case
In St. Albans Vermont UPI reports Capt Terrence Flanagan suspended for allegedly bugging the dispatchers office. A hearing was set in Vermont District Court after an investigation found a tape recorder planted in the ceiling. Flanagan sought the hearing while city officials say the act aimed to intimidate officers. his lawyer argues professional reasons.
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ST. Albans
UPI
Vermont
Terrence Flanagan
Flanagan
George Hebert
Vermont PSB Hearing Oz 23 Percent Phone Rate Hike
Vermont Public Service Board hearings on a 23 percent in state telephone rate increase continued into the second day in Montpelier. The board overruled public-side objections and accepted cost of service testimony from New England Telephone Co., while the chairman kept open the possibility of later striking it from the record. The public counsel criticized the company's figures as confusing and encoded.
Albany protest as 25000 state workers seek tax relief
More than 25,000 state employees gathered at the state capitol in Albany demanding Gov. Carey reconsider layoffs and negotiate a wage and benefits package for the coming year. The CSEA approved a plan to bring workers back to Albany if negotiations fail within two weeks. Carey’s austerity budget calls for cutbacks and modest wage increases.
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Albany
New York
Carey
CSEA
Berkshire murder trial ends with three life terms
Lawrence Superior Court finds Gordon F Haas, 30, guilty of murdering his wife Shirley 33 and their two children by suffocation with plastic bags. He receives three concurrent life sentences and faces an appeal window. Also in the Berkshires, 18-year-old Lloyd Love of Great Barrington faces District Court on charges tied to manufacturing and possessing illegal marijuana after police seized over 190 plants and related implements. Marijuana farming incidents have risen in the region with past crops destroyed in several towns.
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Lawrence
Gordon F. Haas
Williams College
Lawrence Superior Court
Shirley
Gordon Jr
Melissa
Haas
North Adams
Walpole
Great Barrington
Lloyd Love
Cottage Street
Berkshires
Shamrock Street
Stockbridge
Garden
Richmond
Lanesboro
Egremont
Lenox
Housatonic
Pittsfield
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