Manchester deer gun season set in town with bow option
Town announces gun deer season runs Saturday November 10 through Sunday 25 from 6 am to 5 pm with one deer per hunter. Tags must be attached, reports filed within 48 hours at listed stations, and bow hunters may opt for archery during gun season. Also notices on town clerk hours, spaghetti supper, and immunization reminder.
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Ralph Fleming Jr
Casey
Exxon
Hoard
Mobile
Arlington
Burr & Burton
Madchester
Betty Trachie
Carolyn Read
Sandgate
Home Economics Department
Home Management House
Miss Read
Trachte
Hoosick Falls board weighs Tri-County League expansion
Hoosick Falls Central School Board discusses adding the Northern Conference to the Tri-County League with plans for a two conference championship and a playoff. A Nov. 14 Greenwich meeting and a Nov. 27 Fort Edward session are planned to finalize the proposal.
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Edith Beaumont
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Greenwich
Fort Edward
Ellen Petrikus
Comet Katoutek events at Williams College Williams Observatory
Williams College hosts two comet events with Hopkins Observatory and the Milham Planetarium. Dr. Brian G. Marsden will speak on Katoutek at 7:30 p.m. in Jesup Hall on November 14, and the Milham Planetarium debuts The Great Comet of 1973 74 running Fridays at 7:30 p.m. in Hopkins Observatory. Free admission. reservations via 597-2351.
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Williamstown
Mass
Hopkins Observatory
Astronomy Department
Williams College
Katoutek
Brian G. Marsden
Center For Astrophysics
Harvard College Observatory
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
Jesup Hall
Milham Planetarium
Kahoutek
Jay M. Pasachoff
Donald A. Cooke
Guy O. Creese
Manchester Board Schedules Meeting Change
The Manchester Board of School Directors will meet November 14 at 8 p.m. at Manchester Elementary School. The meeting was moved from November 12 at 7 30 p.m. to this new time.
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Manchester Board of School Directors
Manchester
Women’s Fellowship of the
North Bennington Baptist Church
Merritt Hewitt
Dried flower arranging demo by garden club president
Park-McCullough House in North Bennington hosts Mrs. Breard Hawks at 4 p.m. Sunday to show dried flower methods using goldenrod tansy wild everlasting and other materials. She explains drying methods silica gel pros cons and arranging tips while garden clubs and parish groups share exhibits and crafts.
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Garden Club
Breard Hawks
Park
Plain Dirt Gardeners
Shaftsbury Garden Club
American Association For State
Big House
Aiken Likely to Seek Re election Says Vermont GOP Chief
Vermont Republican Chairman Stewart Smith bets on Senator Aiken seeking re election and predicts a smooth path to the governorship race avoiding a bloody primary. Democratic chair Philip Hoff calls Aiken a friend but suggests retirement may be coming. Aiken, 81, has not stated plans for next year.
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UPI
Stewart Smith
Sen
Aiken
Philip H. Hoff
Smith
Jeffords
Hackett
Salmon
Vermont plans limits on electric outdoor ads and lights
Montpelier planners weighing a proposal to curb electric outdoor advertising, non essential lighting and Christmas lights to save energy this winter. Public Service Board Chairman William Gilbert notes an emergency review by the Vermont Electric Systems planning group as fuel oil and electric supply tighten. He warns of possible civil defense decisions if the state stalls.
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Montpelier
UPI
Public Service Board
William Gilbert
PSB
Vermont Electric Systems Planning Group
Gilbert
Grinch
Vermont hires fiscal analysts to monitor Salmon policy
The Vermont Legislative Council offered $21 600 annual posts to Bruce Mosher finance director and Ralph Caruso fiscal office director for Connecticut to advise both House and Senate on state fiscal policy. The move aims to provide independent scrutiny of Salmon administration finance.
Washington Electric Cooperative seeks higher rates in Vermont
The Washington Electric Cooperative of East Montpelier told the Public Service Board it plans a 29.8 percent rate increase. The disclosure came during a PSB hearing on a temporary emergency hike of nearly 19 percent, following an earlier rate rise of about 14 percent earlier this year.
Alden to push conflict of interest bill in Vermont
Sen. John Alden of Windsor County says he will introduce a bill requiring public officials to file a statement of their financial holdings with the secretary of state. He contends the measure aims to prevent using public office for personal gain.
Albany reform candidates vow continued public role
Albany candidates Carl Touhey and Theresa Cooke, who came within hair of toppling the Democratic machine, plan to stay active in city affairs. Touhey lost by 3500 votes and pledges to rally 22000 voters for clean government. Cooke, down 700, will inspect city vouchers at City Hall next Wednesday and push for honest efficient governance. Both ran on Republican and Independent tickets and refuse party alliances.
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Albany
Carl Touhey
Theresa Cooke
Touhey
Cooke
Republicans Face 10-10 Deadlock If One Seat Shifts
Unofficial returns show Democrats leading 11 races and Republicans 9 in Renssealer County's new legislature. A recount could shift one seat, creating a 10-10 tie with no tie-break mechanism in the county charter.
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Troy
Renssealer County
Fluoridation Suit Heads to Berkshire Court
Berkshire Superior Court heard opening arguments in an equity suit between North Adams Board of Health and Mayor Bianco plus the City Council over city funds for fluoridating municipal water. The dispute traces to July 1971 when the Board ordered fluoridation to improve children's dental hygiene.
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North Adams
Board Brook
Pownal
Joseph R. Bianco
Berkshire Superior Court
George J. Hatger
Equity
Board of Health
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