Hoosick Falls Airman Assigned to Keesler Base
Assigned Airman William F. Thomas son of Mr and Mrs Harold E Thomas of 8 Ball St Hoosick Falls NY has been assigned to Keesler Air Force Base Mississippi after completing Air Force basic training At Lackland Texas the airman studied the Air Force mission organizations and customs and received instruction in human relations Completion of this training earned Thomas credits toward an associate in applied science degree through the Community College of the Air Force Thomas will now receive specialized training in the administrative field He is a 1977 graduate of Hoosick Falls Central High School.
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William F. Thomas
Harold E. Thomas
Ball St
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Keesler Air Force Base
Miss
Air Force
Lackland Air Force Base
Texas
Thomas
Community College of the
Hoosick Falls Central
Manchester residents sue to block senior housing project access
Three Manchester residents filed for a declaratory judgment in Bennington Superior Court to halt opening Leland Drive to traffic for a proposed 24 unit senior housing complex in Manchester Village. VHFA and VHHA approved the project, HUD has verbal subsidy approval, but official paperwork is pending.
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Manchester
Bennington Superior Court
Leland Drive
Manchester Village
Vermont Housing Finance Agency
VHFA
Vermont State Housing Authority
Federal Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Allan Hunt
Hunt
John S. Batchelder
Marion Batchelder
Marcella F. Schlieder
Psycho history panel on great men at Williams College
A Williams College history department panel will discuss psycho history and great men in Jesup Hall at 8 p.m. Thursday Nov 10. Participants are professors Dudley Bahlman on William E. Gladstone James Burns on Franklin D Roosevelt and Robert Waite on Adolf Hitler with Russell Bostert moderating. A question period follows.
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Williamstown
Mass
Jesup Hall
Williams College History Department
Williams College
Dudley W.R. Bahlman
William E. Gladstone
James MacGregor Burns
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Robert G.L. Waite
Adolf Hitler
Russell H. Bostert
Williams History Department
Burglaries Reported At Dorset Sites On Route 30
Two burglaries were found this morning in Dorset one at the J K Adams Co. and another at the Quarry Shop and Restaurant on Route 30 near each other. Items including cigarettes were stolen at the Quarry Shop. Thieves entered by breaking the front door window while Adams Co. was entered via the south loading dock door. State Police were en route to investigate as officials debated possible town road issues and a housing project financing in Manchester.
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Dorset
J.K. Adams Co
Route
Manchester
Morris Beauregard
Terry Tyler
Adams Co
Franconia College starts Pioneers program for older learners
Franconia New Hampshire Franconia College launches the Pioneers program to expand education for older Americans. The first session runs Sept 5 to Nov 5 1977 and ends with six courses in four two week modules.
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Franconia
Franconia, N.H
Franconia College
New ‘‘Pioneers
Florida
Lisbon
Littler
Fir
Informati
Mary Ide
JI Verschueren
Franco College
N.H
North Bennington Sets Final Leaf Pickup Day
By order of the trustees of North Bennington leaves may be put in the streets only through Wednesday November 9. Depositing leaves after that date is forbidden. Fred Luke visited Mr and Mrs John Tudor Monday.
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North Bennington
Fred Luke
Mrs
John Tudor
Skateboard Contest and Clinic at Stratton Mountain
Stratton hosts a skateboard contest on Stratton Road with world champ Bob Skoldberg providing a safety clinic. Sponsored by the Eastern Division of the U S Ski Association and the North Shire Youth Center, the event charges a $2 entry, has two age groups, and proceeds partly go to the youth center. Registration starts at 1 p m with the clinic 2 to 3 p m and competition at 3 p m. prizes include Hobie skateboards. Rain date is Sunday, November 6.
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Stratton
Bob Skoldberg
U.S. Ski Association
North Shire
Skoldberg
Hobie Skateboards
Hobie Inc
Longley rejects unseen Maine land claim settlement
Governor James B. Longley said he may not approve any federal settlement with private landholders in the Maine Indian land claim case if it exceeds the amount Carter's special mediator recommended. He stated he would not buy a pig in a poke and wants to see the exact figure before agreeing. Former Georgia Supreme Court Justice William B. Gunter has proposed the recommendation.
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John Williams
Poultney
Henry Lambert
Manchester
Arthur O’dea
O'Dea
Lambert
Augusta
Maine
UPI
James B. Longley
Carter
Longley
Georgia Supreme Court
William B. Gunter
Passamaquoddy
Gunter
U.S
Washington
Robert Lipshutz
Joseph) Brennan
Massachusetts vows to curb oil lobby protection from drilling
Massachusetts officials pledge to push for federal protections for fishing and coastal tourism as Congress debates offshore drilling rules. Lt. Gov. ONeill cites "unscrupu lous lobbying" by oil interests after the Rules Committee bill stalled. He aims to revive the proposal in January and seeks support from the Massachusetts delegation, including Speaker ONeill Jr. and Interior Secretary Andrus.
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Mass
Boston
UPI
Massachusetts
Thomas P. O’neill III
New England
Congress
O’neill
Ms. Murphy
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Edward Hamilton
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