Buckley flags flaw in Panama Canal treaty
Shaftsbury Lt Gov T Garry Buckley warns of a flaw in the Panama Canal treaties urging Grangers to read Article 12. He says no negotiations with nations other than Panama should occur if a second sea level canal is built. The event covered legislative remarks by several state officials and a program hosted by Belle Decker of Pawlet.
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Bennington County
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Dorset library expands with fifty seven new books
Dorset Village Public Library adds 57 titles spanning varied topics from Dollhouse Construction and Restoration to The Audubon Society Field Guide to North American Birds. Also featured are Complete Antique Price List, How to Stay Ahead Financially, The Magic Book, Adlai Stevenson and the World, Agatha Christie Autobiography, Eastward Ha, Davie, The Cat, and Dickens of London.
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Seabrook trespasser sentenced to jail
A New Hampshire man, Mark Wentworth, 26, of Kensington, was convicted of criminal trespass for the May 1977 Seabrook plant occupation by more than a thousand demonstrators and sentenced to four months in jail. Prosecutors had urged 15 days. Wentworth appealed. he argued competing harms justified the act to save lives.
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Kensington
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Boston
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New Britain
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DeKalb, Ill
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Boston University
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Northampton
Mass
Emission rules push U.S. car makers toward smaller models
Arthur D. Little projects strict federal limits will lift compact and subcompact shares of the 1985 U.S. passenger car market to over half, with foreign competition growing tougher. The report notes initial gains in fuel economy, predicts mass efficiency rises after 1978, and envisions a future of one world design with cross‑fertilization of ideas across regions.
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Salmon return to Connecticut River to spawn after restocking
In New Marlborough Massachusetts two native salmon were mated after swimming from the Atlantic to the Connecticut River as part of a federal restocking program begun in 1967. Berkshire National Fish Hatchery Director William Purcell noted the river-born stock is rare and crucial to recovery. Eggs from five other females were fertilized by the same male, with eggs incubated and hatchlings due after January. Hatchery releases wait until juveniles reach six inches, delaying river return for at least 18 months.
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Berkshire National Fish Hatchery
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Connecticut
Brown researchers uncover detergent aid to insulin study
Brown University scientists report a cholate detergent helps isolate molecules tied to diabetes chemistry and glucose transport. The finding could enable oral diabetes drugs, reducing insulin injections. NIH and Juvenile Diabetes Foundation fund the work.
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UPI
Brown University
Michael P. Czech
Michael Shanahan
Pownal Fire Department Worknight and Choir Rehearsal
The Pownal Center Fire Department invites volunteers to a worknight at 7 30 tonight at the firehouse. Choir rehearsal at Pownal United Methodist Church also at 7 30 tonight.
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Pownal United Methodist Church
Arlington Friends of Fisher Meet Preview Book Fair
A Friends of Fisher meeting is set for Monday November 14 at 7 30 p m at Fisher School. A Book Fair preview tied to National Education Week November 14 18 will be shown with books for parents to buy. December programs will be discussed. An Arlington family seeks help to spend Christmas at home and needs volunteers with a hammer and saw for a day of work contact 375 6358 for details.
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Lawrence F. Powers
North Bennington
Treasury
Terri
Connie Mason
Bennington Grange
Sandy Matteson
Pete Holster
Helen Clough
Sheila Moffit
Putnam Memorial Hospital
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Arlington
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