Non-teaching HFC employees eye union vote in April
Hoosick Falls Central School prepares a secret ballot vote on April 10 to decide if 68 eligible non teaching employees will join Local 200 SEIU AFL-CIO Albany division for collective negotiations. PERB will conduct the election and determine if SEIU is the exclusive negotiating agent for 1975-76.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Davison
PERB
Hoosick Falls Central
SEIU
Sfl-Cio
David Patrick
Leonard
Arlington blood drive urged as artificial blood near
Arlington community eyes a Red Cross Bloodmobile visit as artificial blood research progresses. The event is Wednesday March 26 from 1 to 6 pm at St Margaret Marys Parish Hall Route 7 Arlington near Route 313. Donor roles include physicians nurses canteen staff registrars technicians and a telephone squad with multiple volunteers listed.
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Arlington
University of Cincinnati
Red Cross
Leland Clarke Jr
Claire O’neil
St. Margaret Mary’s Church
Route 7
Pownal Fire Department conducts drills and notices events
The Pownal Center Fire Department holds a drill at 7 30 tonight at the firehouse. Two future events are listed in Pownal with a North Pownal Volunteer Fire Department meeting on Monday March 31 at 7 pm. The East Pownal department hosts a fourth card party with prizes awarded to multiple winners and prizes including a floating and a door prize. Donations from Pic n Pac and other local businesses are noted. Two more single parties will be sponsored by East Pownal.
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Pownal Center
North
East Pownal
Betty Betit
Alfred Davis
Ruth Savage
South Stream Road
Pic ’N Pac
Pownal View Barn
Rock Maple Gift Shop
Pownal
W. T. Grant and Tuttle Company
Bennington
Pownal weighs federal flood insurance options
Pownal Planning Commission discussed HUD flood maps and the option to join the federal flood insurance program. The town has until August 16 to decide and may appeal the maps while drafting an interim by law. Individual landowners can appeal if their land is not in a hazard zone. Public hearings were set for an ice cream parlor site and a junkyard permit.
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Pamela Blakeman
Pownal
Vermont
HUD
Burke
Richard Krimm
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Seventh Street
Washington D.C
Joseph Sarkis
Vermont proposes rules to curb unscrupulous mechanics salesmen
Assistant Attorney General Howard Goldberg announced two new regulations to protect consumers in Vermont. One requires auto salesmen to disclose major defects and vehicle history such as taxi or police use. The other mandates repair shops to provide binding written estimates for services.
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Burlington
API
Howard Goldberg
Vermont
Goldberg
Civil suits seek 2.7 million against ex agent and officials
Civil suits totaling 2.7 million are filed in Franklin County Superior Court against former undercover narcotics agent Paul Lawrence and multiple state and local officials. Cases involve Lawrence’s conviction for lying to police and pending charges tied to drug investigations, naming St. Albans Swanton officials Missisquoi Valley Union High School District the state of New York former Vermont Attorney General Kimberly Cheney aides and a Vermont State Police corporal. A second report from Montpelier notes Vermont Health Board public hearing on regulations affecting about 2000 restaurants and a sanitation form, plus a dispute between Berlin selectmen and the town health officer over sewer plant standards.
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ST. Albans
UPI
Paul Lawrence
Lawrence
Franklin County Superior Court
Swanton
Missisquoi Valley Union
Montpelier
Vermont Health Board
Health Department
Berlin Selectmen
Burlington youth given long term for Halloween shotgun attack
Robert Spring, 17, of Milton received a 6 to 15 year sentence from Vermont District Court Judge Edward Costello after being convicted of wounding Mrs. Rose Izzo during a burglary at her Burlington home last Halloween. Izzo was hospitalized eight days for injuries to her face neck and chest.
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Burlington
UPI
Robert Spring
Milton
Vermont
Edward Costello
Spring
Rose Izzo
Vermont oil prices ease while gas climbs
Vermont Energy Office projects a slight drop in home heating oil prices this month while gasoline costs rise. State Energy Director Forest Orr says regular gas will increase by two tenths of a cent and premium by four tenths. No lead fuel is expected to average 58.1 cents, up from 56 cents. The dip in heating fuel prices stems from a winter surplus.
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Orr
D&H warns plan may push railroad toward bankruptcy
Delaware and Hudson Railroad officials warn a federal plan to merge troubled lines could push the company into bankruptcy by eliminating profitable routes and crucial connections. Bernard Phillips calls the railroad marginally solvent, earning 1 million on 50 million gross last year. Albany Assembly unanimously expands shield law to protect reporters from grand jury disclosures. The bill, expanding 1970 immunity, closes loopholes and rebuts statutory risks to a free press.
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Albany
Delaware & Hudson Railroad
Fright Lines
U.S. Railway Association
D&h
Bernard Phillips
State Assembly
Arthur J. Kremer
North Adams police budget cut scraps car and patrol hires
North Adams finance committee rejected the police budget raise for six new officers and a second vehicle. Mayor Bianco had trimmed the proposal, and Councillor Alcombright questioned whether more cars reduce crime, citing underutilized squad cars and a prior collision incident. In Manhattan, a former Great Barrington man testified in the murder case of importer Robert Newmark, detailing a plot and a grave dug in Philmont, as Lloyd Kurzman and Irving Ohlstein stand trial.
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North Adams
Joseph R. Bianco
Kenneth P. Gamache
Daniel F. Alcombright Jr
Alcombright
State Street
Gamache
Great Barrington
Manhattan Superior Court
Philmont
N.Y
Edward Mack
Lloyd Kurzman
Irving Ohlstein
Robert Newmark
Newmark
Ohlstein
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HFC
Hoosick Falls
Board of Education
Hoosick Falls Central School
Service Employes International Union
State Public Employment Relations Board
Service Employes Union
Philip Leonard
HFCS
Firestone
Hbaly
Hces Vtp
Tay Les Ray Blackwalls
Blackwall
Whitew
Diy
Ance
MEK Wall Discount
Whitewall
Wheen Antica
BankAmericard
American Express
Diners Club
Carte Blanche
Vansav
Firestone Transport
Economy Auto Stores, Inc
Mt. Testimony
Woodford
John Poor
Wilmington
William Lauzon
Sisters
Gary Robert Button
Poor
Kenneth W. Fisher
Brattleboro
John W. Clearly
Lauzon
Superior Court
Arlington Blood Bank
By Gerald Raftery
Annals of Medicine
F. P. Carrigan
J. P. O’neil
Betty Tynan
Jane Rice
Ingrid Hirsch
Isabel Chambers
Helen Torrisi
Jean Kendall
Helen Wood
Christine Bacon
Janet Keough
Abby Carroll
Mary Henning
Nellie Hayden
Ella Pike
Joan Cole
Matilda Kenny
Charlotte Towne
Lydia Roth
Karen Militzer
Judy Smith
Brenda Reed
Marian Squires
Dorothy Squires
Princess Crawford
The
Pownals
Auxiliary
Pownal Eyes Federal Flood Insurance
Main St
Greenberg
Erhshire
Jess
CIA
Finast
North Bennington Road
Bennington, Vermont
Down In
Berkshire
D&h Fights Rail
Mack
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