Falls Voters Weigh Restoring Or Demolishing Village Building
Hoosick Falls residents decide Tuesday on restoring or demolishing the municipal building after a fire damaged site. Estimates show $8,500 for a new roof or $120,000 to reconstruct floors, with space comparisons of 10,939 square feet versus 2,000. Voters cast ballots noon to 9 p.m. at the firehouse on Church Street.
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Falls
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Richard Severson
Williamsburg
Harvard University
Cambridge
Mass
Church Street
Pownal Club Meetings and Dance Announced
The Pownal Fire Protective Association holds its monthly meeting at 7 tonight at the firehouse. The Solomon Wright Library opens Monday and Wednesday from 7 to 9 p.m. East Pownal Volunteer Fire Dept meets at 7:30 on South Stream Road. Lions Club social at Mt Anthony Country Club Tuesday at 6 p.m. PTG meets at 7:30 in room 102-103 of Pownal Elementary. Women’s slimnastics class at 7:30 Tuesday at Pownal Elementary. Pownal Rap Group to host a Nov 16 dance from 8 to 11 p.m. Admission 75 cents, Shades of Blue to play at Oak Hill School.
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Pownal
East Pownal
Oak Hill
Mittee
Manchester Elementary
Arlington Garden Club
McCullough Mansion
North Bennington
St. Margaret Mary’s Hall
Arlington Chorale
Bailey Hall
East Arlington
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Rooms
Pine Cobble Winter Sports Fair in Williamstown
Pine Cobble School hosts a two day Winter Sports Fair as part of the Ski and Skate Sale with free admission. Six ski areas donate two all day passes for auction or display while Mohawk Ski Shop Center Sports and others offer bargain gear. Proceeds go to the school's scholarship fund with prize drawings and a Fischer C4 ski give away Saturday.
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Mohawk Ski
North Adams
Mass
Pine Cobble School
Lyons Witten
Jerome Baran
PTA
Liza Fosburg
David Tilgner
Mary Lou Briggs
James Dignon
Williamstown
Liza Fosburgh
Berkshire East
Brodie Mountain
Dutch Hill
Jiminy Peak
Taconic Trails
Mohawk
Center Sports
Bill’s Sporting Goods
House of Walsh and Goff’s
Community notices and honor roll from Arlington area
Arlington calendar lists clubs and meetings through Saturday including West Arlington 4-H Grangehall 7 p.m. and Arlington Snowmobile Club at East Arlington firehouse 7:30 p.m. plus public study committee at Montpelier. Vermont Tomorrow names Sister Elizabeth Candon to its board. she is Trinity College president and Vermont native. Marine Pfc Joseph Sallisky, Arlington graduate, reports to El Toro base after enlisting in 1973.
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West Arlington
Grangehall
Arlington
Firehouse
East Arlington
Northshire Medical Center
Trinity College
Elizabeth
Fordham University
Cathy Bothwell
Water Resources’ Board
Vermont Tomorrow
Joseph R. Sallisky
Philip Sallisky
Marine Corps Air Station
el Toro
Calif
Arlington Memorial High School
Marine Corps
Mallary urges bus speed exemption to save energy
Representative Richard W. Mallary urges exempting buses from a 50 mph interstate speed limit to boost mass transit and cut gasoline use. He argues slower speeds could raise bus fares and disrupt schedules, while faster buses may hurt energy conservation goals. Mallary wrote to Rep. Harley Staggers of West Virginia, who chairs the relevant committee.
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Washington, D.C
Richard W. Mallary
Mallary
Harley Staggers
D-W.va
House
Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Plane crash near Mt Snow Airport injures none on board
A Beechcraft Muscateer piloted by John Nanasi 36 of New York City and owned by Stephen Bender 35 of Manhattan crashed 250 feet short of Mt Snow Airport runway on its second approach. Pasengers Barbara Pollack 26 also of NYC and Benders escaped unharmed. The craft was en route from Teterboro New Jersey. Vermont also announced speed limit changes replacing old signs with 50 mph limits on 50 interstate points and primary system routes after a Nixon administration request.
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Mt. Snow
Montpelier
Vermont
Robert O. Munn
Munn
Nixon
Salmon
Windsor
Vermont man held on murder charge with $150000 bail
Judge John A. Lowery set $150000 cash bail in Vermont District Court for 18 year old Monte F Lovergine of Jamaica after the August 25 murder of Karen Dauchy. Lovergine, arraigned August 27, has been at Waterbury State Hospital. judge found him sane and competent to stand trial.
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Brattleboro
John A. Lowery
Vermont
Monte F. Lovergine
Jamaica
Karen Dauchy
Lovergine
Waterbury State Hospital
Lowery
New York official urges fuel use from waste amid oil shortage
Albany Commissioner Henry Diamond urged using coal garbge and other combustibles to ease fuel oil shortages. He warned pollution rules may loosen and faulted both government and industry for late crisis planning. Troy Hudson Valley Community College audited. auditors advise fiscal and operational upgrades including faculty classification cost per credit and equipment inventory.
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Albany
Henry Diamond
Diamond
Troy
Hudson Valley Community College
State Comptroller’s
Pittsfield transit warns of bus service collapse within year
Berkshire meetings heard that without a publicly subsidized mass transit system the Pittsfield Dalton bus service will cease within 12 months. consultant Brian Kullman and owner William Dufour said current revenue cannot fund new buses and a Mayor's Transportation Committee meeting is set for Nov 20 to consider options.
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Pittsfield
Mass Transit
Pittsfield-Dalton
Brian Kullman
Engineering Computer International of Cambridge
William E. Dufour
Kullman
Mayor’s Transportation Committee
Dems
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Edith Beaumont
Edwin Schneider
Board of Trustees
Christina Stevens
Bankamerica
Darrie Furniture Inc
Bennington
ELM Street
Pamela Blakeman
Solomon Wright
Walker
Volkswagen. Swagen OF
Monument Motors , Inc
South Bennington
Helene Thompson
Veterans of
Manchester
VFW
Arlington Rescue Squad
Red Mt
OES
Masonic Temple
American Legion
St. James Church
Battenkill
Grange Hall
Gladys R. Bushee
Arlington Community Club
Shirley Matteson
Office Products Center
Main Street
Bennington, Vt
New York
Down In
Berkshire
Democratic Town Committee
Hunter Outdoor Products
Hayden Oil Co
Rotary
Tower Drug Mart
North Adams Plaza
Rotary Club
Isadore Raichlen
Rotary International
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