Auto collision kills former diplomat Richard P. Taylor
Dr. Richard P. Taylor 56 of Wilton Conn former vice president and program director at International House of New York from 1963 to 1967 and ex secretary of the Fulbright Commission died in a Route 7 crash at Mt Tabor about 10 15 p m Saturday. The other driver Mrs Lillian V Tulip 37 of Windsor was injured and in satisfactory condition. Memorial services are set for Tuesday in Middlebury and Thursday in Riverside Church New York City. Survivors include wife Patricia May two sons Richard Bingham Taylor and Jeremy Stevenson Taylor and a daughter Patricia Ann. Memorial gifts may go to the New York Association of Voluntary Agencies on Narcotics Treatment or to the American Cancer Society.
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MT. Tabor
Richard P. Taylor
Wilton
Lawrence S. Harris
Taylor
Tulip
Rutland Hospital
Manchester
Clifford B. Harwood
Dennis DuGuay
Danby
Commission
London
U.S. Information Service
Foreign Service
Europe
U.S. Naval Reserve
Patricia May
Middlebury
Richard Bingham Taylor
Jeremy Stevenson Taylor
Patricia Ann
New York Association of Voluntary Agencies
Riverside Drive
New York City
American Cancer Society
Two colleges unite for science and engineering
Hudson Valley Community College in Troy and Union College in Schenectady announce a formal affiliation in sciences and engineering. The pact enables Hudson Valley graduates in science to transfer as juniors to Union and sets shared admissions standards while preserving ongoing collaboration between the two institutions.
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Troy
N.Y
Hudson Valley Community College of Troy
Union College of Schenectady
Hudson Valley
James J. Fitzgibbons
Union
Harold C. Martin
Joseph F. Marcelli
James D. Palmer
Center For Science and Engineering
George C. Baker
Community College
Gardner M. Ketchum
Marcelli
Palmer
Rensselaer officials trade state aid blasts
In Troy, Rensselaer County Treasurer Edward W. Pattison criticizes Assemblyman Neil Kelleher over state aid. Pattison accuses the lawmaker of misrepresenting aid plans and urges clearer funding decisions affecting local services and taxes.
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Rensselaer
Troy
N.Y
Edward W. Pattison
Neil Kelleher
Training for forest employes May law enforcement session
A three day training session for 22 Green Mountain National Forest employees runs May 25 to 27 at the State Police Training Academy in Pittsford. The course, under Forest Service supervision, focuses on regulations enforcement procedures and interviewing witnesses amid rising vandalism theft and threats to staff. Instructors include State Police FBI and Fish and Game officials.
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Rutland
Green Mountain National Forest
Floyd J. Martin
Forest Service
State Police
Pittsford
Martin
Joseph Spasta
Forest
Marvin VanderKolk
Middlebury
Federal Bureau of Investigation
U.S. Attorney's Office
Department of Fish and Game
Williams to offer art history master's degree
Williams College and the Clark Art Institute announce a fall 1972 launch of a two year master of arts program in the history of art. nine students per year will enroll, with a maximum of 18, housed in a new five story addition to the Clark building. program includes medieval to 19th century courses, requires eight semesters with B or better, reading proficiency in two languages, and final examinations. funding from Kress Foundation and Clark Foundation supports the initiative.
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Williamstown
Mass
Williams College
Clark Art Institute
Williams Art Department
Williams
Samuel H. Kress Foundation
New York City
Robert Sterling Clark Foundation
Robert Sterling Clark
S. Lane Faison Jr
Williams College Museum of Art
Whitney S. Stoddard
Barefoot in the Park review finds strong moments online
Manchester critic Charles Bonenti notes Burr and Burton's Barefoot in the Park, a Neil Simon comedy. Despite a half empty house, Debra Ratcher and Mark Tucci deliver rising chemistry, with strong supporting turns by Michaelanne Ryan, Greg Miller, and Steve Farnum. Director Smatresk crafts a cohesive ensemble and sharp pacing.
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Manchester
Burr and Burton
Neil Simon
BBS
Jane Fonda
Robert Redford
Corrie
Debbie Ratcher
Mark Tucci
Paul
Simon
Michaelanne Ryan
New Jersey
Michelanne
Greg Miller
Victor Velasco
Steve Farnum
Robert Smatresk
Arlington HELENE THOMPSON CALENDAR
Arlington events list nominations and elections at American Legion rooms Tuesday at 8 p.m. Senior Ball at the high school gym Thursday at 8 p.m. Bat tenhill Grange weekly social Saturday at 8 p.m. West Arlington Grange hall. Boy Scout Troop 334 held a May 1 2 overnight at Red Mountain Pickering property with 23 scouts nine explorers and three leaders. May 13 Green Bar Round Table met. troop leaders named. Charter night set for June 8 7 30 p.m. Bailey Hall with new investments and awards. parents urged to attend.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Rooms
Battenhill Grange
Grange Hall
West Arlington
BOY Scout
Brian Galusha
Boy Scout Troop
Red Mountain
Pickering
Harry Pickering
Flag Rock
Edward Waite
Ronnie King
Tom Miller
Don Waite
Bob Whitman
Fred Pickering
Kevin Hall
Brian
Bruce Door
Jim Putnam
Tom Hayes
Steven Brown
Bailey Hall
Annual Paran Meeting Tonight At North Bennington Firehouse
The annual meeting of Paran Recreations Inc is set for tonight at 7 30 at the North Bennington Firehouse. All members from the 1970 season are invited to attend to elect officers and directors and to discuss plans for operating the Paran recreational facility this year.
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Paran Recreations, Inc
North Bennington
Paran
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