Mt Anthony Honor Society Inducts 60 Members in Ceremony
The Mount Anthony National Honor Society held induction in the auditorium doubling the chapter to 60. A candlelight procession preceded a talk by Elizabeth Kelley former dean of women at Middlebury College. Members were chosen by a 3.0 average and votes in leadership character scholarship and service with 12 grade 12 inductees and 11 grade 11 inductees plus provisional 10th graders set for future voting.
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Mount Anthony
Mt. Anthony
National Honor Society
Melvin McGaughey
Elizabeth Kelley
Middlebury College
Jeanne Morgan
Sharon Damon
Kathy Fuller
Gary Niles
John Wiskoski
Steve Eddington
Susan Hall
Bruce McWaters
Kevin Murray
Randa Hilliard
Karin Ertell
Polly Howlett
Anne Miller
Steve Hight
Craig Allen
John Cole
Irene Barbeau
Linda Beauregard
Gloria Danforth
Debbie Palmer
Bernice Beals
Steve Shoemaker
Kevin Murphy
Kerry Ryan
Lynn Crowell
Ellen Carpenter
Nancy Rice
Rick
Gail Cross
Honor Society
Faculty Survey Finds 75 Percent Rate BSD As Average Or Better
A BSD survey of 95 teachers shows 61 responded with 18 rating the district above average, 28 average, 5 below average, and 10 no opinion. Administrators reportedly all scored above average, one perfect, while most teachers praised evaluations and text adequacy. Class size satisfaction, objective attainment, and overall BSD performance received mixed responses.
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Bennington School
Joanne B. Dunham
Bennington
Debaters Set on Nuclear Power Moratorium at UMass
Top spokesmen clash over nuclear power policy at Bowker Auditorium University of Massachusetts Amherst. Dr. Arthur Tamplin AEC scientist warns of health hazards while Saul Levine defends nukes in a debate sponsored by the Coalition for Environmental Quality. A press conference follows.
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Amherst
Mass
Bowker
University of Massachusetts
Arthur R. Tamplin
AEC
Saul Levine
Office of Environmental Affairs
United States
Coalition For Environmental Quality
Umass
David Inglis
Umass Physics Department
Tamplin
John W. Gorman
Lawrence Radiation Laboratory
Livermore
Calif
Gorman
Student earns praise for Conservation Day efforts
Wynne Metcalfe of Mt. Anthony Union High School organized Conservation Day activities for 546 area sixth graders in Sunderland. Students visited Camp Ondawa with 28 teaching stations. Catamount Principal Charles Decker and Dolores staff lauded the project as impactful.
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Bennington
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Wynne Metcalfe
Sunderland
Phillip R. Viereck
Metcalfe
Camp Ondawa
Catamount
Charles Decker
Obituary Walter Harman 90 former Coast Guard official dies in D C
Walter Penfield Harman 90 native of Bennington and former Rutland resident died May 9 in Washington D C after a brief illness. He retired in 1947 as assistant to the chief counsel of the U S Coast Guard and lived at 7111 Poplar Ave Takoma Park Md. He had worked in the Lighthouse Service and Coast Guard legal division, was educated at Phillips Exeter Harvard and Georgetown, served with YMCA in WW I, and was active in Mt Pleasant Congregational Church and Trinity United Church of Christ. Surviving: son Rev Henry V Harman and daughter Mrs Frederick Castendryk, two brothers five grandchildren and a great grandchild. Funeral May 10 at Takoma Funeral Home with burial at Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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Bennington
Rutland
U.S. Coast Guard
Washington, D.C
Sanitarium and Hospital
Poplar Ave
Takoma Park
Mr. Harman
Washington Area
U.S. Lighthouse Service
Commerce Department
Coast Guard
Phillips Exeter Academy
Harvard University
Georgetown University
Lighthouse Service
YMCA
Mt. Pleasant
Elizabeth Kimball
Haverhill
Mass
Myra M. Hurst
Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Henry V. Harman
York
Frederick Castendryk
Holden
Richard J. Harman
Dunedin
Fla
George N. Harman
Clearwater
Takoma Funeral Home
Carroll Ave
N.W
Fort Lincoln
Steam train to run under probation in Vermont summer
Vermont Health Board grants a 12 month variance allowing Green Mountain Railroad to operate its Chester to Bellows Falls steam locomotive this summer despite air rules. The plan requires immediate smoke reductions and eventual full compliance, while the future season remains in question amid high visitor numbers and delayed coal orders.
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Robert W. Adams
Adams
Body of 19 year old recovered after Hudson River rafting accident
In Cohoes the body of Edward Leonard, missing since May 8 when a raft capsized near Van Schaick Island, was found Thursday night near the Federal Dam at Lock 1 by three Ford Motor Co. workers in Green Island. In Troy, a soda vending machine at the Urban Center was pried open and $60 in coins taken.
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Cohoes
Edward Leonard
Hudson River
van Schaick Island
Federal Dam
Lock 1
Ford Motor Co
Green Island
Troy
Adams
Fourth Street
Fire injures four in three-alarm Albany blaze at three wooden buildings
Four people were injured, none seriously, in a three-alarm fire that struck three downtown Albany Spring Street apartment buildings. All damaged structures were wood frame.
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Albany
Spring Street
Berkshire HUD approves pilot study for review of energy proposals
Berkshire County Regional Planning Commission wins tentative $200,000 HUD funding to develop review guidelines for power generation and transmission plans. NE Utilities pumped storage project may not be built, but HUD aims to publish a definitive handbook for agencies nationwide. In Lenox a 120 foot reinforced concrete transmission tower could become a bird watching platform, with local Sanctuary and Audubon Society supporters seeking retention. North Adams Health Board orders mayor to halt open burning at the dump by Monday, with a May 28 meeting planned to review landfill operations and status.
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Pittsfield
Berkshire County
Lenox
Housatonic River
Alvah W. Sanborn
Pleasant Valley Wildlife Sanctuary
Massachusetts Audubon Society Holdings
State Division of Fisheries and Game
North Adams
Board of Health
Joseph R. Bianco
State Board of Health
Edmund Larkin
Not Guilty Verdict In Grand Larceny Case at North Adams
Patrick Gray, 25, of Route 7 Pownal formerly pled not guilty to grand larceny for removing furniture from Edward Carsno's Mohawk Trail property in Florida. After trial in North Adams District Court he was found not guilty.
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Patrick Gray
Route 7
Pownal
Edward Carsno
Mohawk Trail
Florida
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