Mt Anthony approves moves to ease school overcrowding
Mt Anthony Union School Board approved five recommendations to relieve overcrowding at the high school for next year. Plans include a no lunch period, a flexible lunch window from 10 15 a m to 2 p m, postponed study halls until August, reuse of vacated classrooms, and adjustments in staffing and schedule to reduce congestion.
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Mt. Anthony Union
High School and Supervisory Union
Paul Fairfield
Vocasional Education Department
White House
Mt. Anthony
Richard Johnson
Gilman resigns to let board appoint Hall at Mt. Anthony
Mt. Anthony Union schol director Stephen Gilman resigns from the school board to enable appointment of Joseph Halil as his successor. He emphasizes early involvement of the new board in school affairs. Hall will serve in an appointed capacity until July 1. New directors Frost Smith and King attend, with interviews for principal and teacher positions conducted in sessions.
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Mt. Anthony Union Schol
Stephen Gilman
Joseph Halil
Gilman
Mary E. Dailey
North Bennington
de. Willam J. Bursham
Shaftsbury
William J.D. Smith
Shaftesbury
Hall
Bennington
David Adler
Steve
Gibnan
Oakley Frost
Marion Smith
Elizabeth King
AI Smith
Wade
Summit meetings under way in Moscow with Nixon Brezhnev
President Nixon and Leonid Brezhnev opened formal talks in the Kremlin Catherine Hall under a 40 foot table. They pledged health and anti pollution accords while pressing broader peace issues and arms talks. Officials said the morning session was frank and business like as aides prepared working groups for submission to the leaders.
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UPI
Nixon
Leonid I. Prezzney
Kremlin
Catherine Hall
U.S
Brezhnev
Peter the Great
Leonid I. Zamyatin
Zass
Soviet Union
United States
Wixon
Helsinki
Thussia
William P. Rogers
Henry A. Kissinger
Martin J. Hillenbrand
White House
Ronald Ziegler
Jacob Beam
Breahney
Brealey
Leonid
Brezhnen
Kissinger
Ropers
Red Kremlin
Podgorny
Planners may reverse themselves about housing off Murphy Road
Bennington planners consider a zone change to enable the Cobblegate housing project on Murphy Road. Developers claim no other land is available and propose changes including density reduction, a river bike path, and a bridge to ease traffic. The commission will inspect the site on June 1 and decide thereafter.
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Murphy Road
Jou Swayze
Bennington Planning Commission
Hilliard
Kenneth R. Clayton
The
County National Bank
Federal Housing Administration
FILA
Burgess Road
FLHA
Bennington
William R. Hoisington
Breard Hawkes
Union Street
Murphy Riad Project
Walloomsac
Paget Mill Village
Bert Henry
Clayton
Harald Hilliard
Paper Mill Village
Bank
Stephen Jesseman
Dietrich
Harle
Robert K. Lerner
Nort Bennington
Barre
Lurlington
Planning Commission
Selectmen
Bennington Sisters
Listers
Selectman
Virginia
Max” Perrotta
Perrotta
Palmer-Tarinelli
Tifnard
Oakes hides both sides in Route 7 controversy
In Burlington Vermont UPI report details testify in the conservationists suit to block a new road in southwestern Vermont continue Thursday in U S District Court. Three persons including Vermont Highway Commissioner John Gray testified Monday in the case.
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Burlington
UPI
Vermont
U.S. District Court
John Gray
Kennedy seeks post while disparaging office in Vermont race
In Montpelier, Speaker Walter L. Kennedy announces a bid for lieutenant governor, signaling he might withdraw if Burgess runs. Other Republicans John Grenier and John McClaughry have entered. Kennedy criticizes the job, even suggesting abolition or Senate control, while noting a Democrat could defeat the GOP challengers. Court challenges over Route 7 construction in Rutland and Bennington counties proceed with environmental review questions and ongoing highway work halted pending court action.
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Vermont
Walter L.peanut Kennedy
Kennedy
Statehouse
Senate
Bedward G. Janeway
Windham County
Janeway
Chelsea
LL Gay
John
Burgess
Brattleboro
House
John Grenier
Waterbury
John McClaughry
Kirby
Grenier
McClaughry
Bay
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Inside Experts See Pieta Restoration Feasible
Page 2 notes experts believe the Pieta can be restored. The item references conservation prospects and the work ahead without detailing methods or timeline.
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Bennington College Nursery School
Tom Braden
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Norman Cohen
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