Timberlane teacher strike rally draws 400 from New England
About 400 teachers from New England joined a rally in Haverhill for Timberlane, New Hampshire, teachers on strike for ten weeks. The event aimed to press for a master contract as Gov. Thomson faced criticism for his handling of the dispute.
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Bennington Thrift Shops Offer Variety of Goods This Week
The Bennington and North Bennington thrift shops advertise a wide range of items including decorative flowers and fruits, draperies, a trunk, army fatigues, sterling jewelry, an ice bucket, and numerous novelties. Both stores list Thursday and Friday hours 1 to 5 pm and Saturday 10 am to 4 pm.
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Engagement of Heidi Pennock to Roger Harwood
Mr and Mrs Malcolm R Pennock of Sunderland announce the engagement of their daughter Heidi to Roger B Harwood son of Dr and Mrs Clifford B Harwood of Manchester Center. Heidi will graduate from the University of Vermont School of Dental Hygiene this May while the fiancé earns a UVM bachelor’s in zoology. A July wedding is planned.
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UVM
You Cant Tell A Book By Its Cover Says Author
Children's author Phillip Viereck and Mt. Anthony Union educators discussed book selection policy at a public meeting. He cited his own work The Summer I Was Lost later re titled Terror on the Mountain to illustrate how titles can mislead readers.
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Republicans pay up on debt to Burgess
MONTPELIER UPI The Republican party has decided to pay its debt to Lt. Gov. Burgess. RSVP News reports enrollment in RSVP has reached 187 with 28,182 volunteer hours contributed in Bennington County, plus a May 29 recognition reception at the Paradise restaurant Benninton.
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Mt Anthony to host Road Runner cartoon festival this Saturday
The Mt Anthony senior class will benefit from a Road Runner cartoon festival this Saturday at 8 PM in the high school auditorium. Admission is $1.50 for adults and $1 for students. John Burgess, who is seeking GOP nomination, was pledged $2000 for his 1972 re election bid but not paid due to cash shortage. the party now has about $25,000 in the bank and will honor the promise. Also on the schedule: a Bennington Club roast beef dinner for members and guests with reservations via 442 5553.
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Dogs Earn Diplomas At Mt Anthony Graduation
Eight dogs and their owners received diplomas from the Bennington Dog Training Club during graduation exercises at Mt Anthony Junior High School gym under director Chris Pindick. First place went to Angel the Collie owned by Jane Freely. other winners included Cappy the Shepherd and Chloe the Labrador. New classes start immediately. information from Mrs Pindick at 447-7858.
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Bennington
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Virginia Bailey
Gloria Watsons
Don Farrar
Carol Robert
Don Estes
Jim Colvin
Lynn Flauccus
Geret Estes
Chris Pindick
Barb
Fred Bouplon
Pat Oglivie
Liberty Union Opposed To Intervention In Phone Rate Case
The Liberty Union party seeks to intervene in New England Telephone Co. rate hike proceedings, but Public Service Board counsel Thomas Kenney disputes relevance. He also criticizes the company's public campaign for higher rates as a needless expense while a 23 percent permanent hike and a temporary increase await decision. Attorneys for public interest groups urge dismissal of both requests.
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Tokyo population climbs to 11,550,821
Tokyo's metropolitan government reports 11,550,821 residents as of April 1. The city added 11,785 people in the year ending March 31 amid a recent trend of families relocating to the suburbs.
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