Falls board debates police hire amid budget and law questions
Hoosick Falls village board clashed over Trustee LeRoy Baker's proposal to hire Harry Von Haggin Jr. as a police officer, amid questions of Civil Service qualifications and implications for a possible fifth officer. Residents voiced safety concerns as trustees weighed interview needs, law checks, and budget limits. The meeting also extended senior tax exemptions, opened a complaint line, and reviewed energy conservation measures and snow plowing rules.
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Edith Beaumont
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
LeRoy Baker
Harry von Haggin Jr
Cohoes
Baker
Morris Wheeler
Edwin Schneider
Hyde
Cutler
Wheeler
Davendanis
Severson
William Johnston
Pauline Moses
Main St
Harry Holton
James Cutler
Putney Duo to Perform Sunday Concert at Brattleboro Museum
Brattleboro hosts a Sunday concert by Putney cellist David Wells and pianist Janet Wells at 3 p.m. in the Brattleboro Museum and Art Center. Admission is free, funded by Touring Aid from the Vermont Council on the Arts. The program includes Frescobaldi Toccata, Bach Suite in C, Debussy Sonata in D minor, and Franck Sonata in A major, with Bach for solo cello and others for piano and cello.
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Brattleboro
David Wells
Janet Wells
Bach
Frescobaldi
Debussy
Franck
Brattleboro Museum and Art Center
Putney
Vermont Council On the Arts
Main Street
Wells
J.S. Bach
Claude Debussy
Cesar Franck
United States
Europe
Manhattan Trio
American Chamber Orchestra
Princeton Symphony
Hartt Trio
Columbia Concert Trio
Hartt String Quartet
Windham Trio
Indiana
Chicago
Harold Bauer
Windham College
Columbia University
Mannes School of Music
Dalcroze School
New York
The
New York Times
Arlington Memorial High School Open House for Parents
Arlington Memorial High School invites parents of Grades 7 to 12 to an open house at 7 30 p m Monday November 19. Attendees will review the subjects taught and meet the faculty members.
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Arlington Memorial High School
UVM to Launch Fund Drive With 1974 Engagement Calendar
The University of Vermont will start its annual fund drive this month by sending a 1974 engagement calendar to alumni, parents, faculty, staff and seniors. Each month features a campus photo, with return envelopes included to simplify giving. The calendar, inspired by Middlebury and Bowdoin, is mailed to seniors and faculty and staff at home.
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Burlington
The
University of Vermont
UVM Development Office
Middlebury College
Bowdoin
UVM
Lawrence J. Doolin
Labor strike to be examined on Vermont Cracker Barrel
Vermont ETV will air a two part report Friday on the Burlington area construction strike. A three man fact finding team appointed by Gov. Salmon will present the report at 8 30 p m. The panel includes John Burgess chairman Fred Dykeman and H James Wallace. Arthur Deloy will appear for labor interests.
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Burlington
Vermont
Fred Dykeman
Barre
Teamsters Union
H. James Wallace
Bennington
Arthur Deloy
Local 522
Laborer’s Union International
MES board weighs energy use amid hot room and fuel concerns
Manchester Elementary Board members push energy conservation as heat rises in the meeting room. Superintendent Edward Houlihan cites state guidelines for possible closures during fuel shortages and outlines steps to cut consumption, including reviewing heat settings and reactivating the Manchester Design for Education committee with a broader steering group.
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Martha Elliott Manchester
Manchester Elementary Board of School
Edward Houlihan
State Education Department
Houlihan
Gail Gall
Cassandra Apostolou
Carl Mazarrillo
Vermont State Highway Department
Bennington County Recreational Commission
Bruce McMahon
Boy Scouts
NEA official blasts New England teachers as used by politics
Windham Southeast Education Association heard Louis Wangel of the NEA condemn teachers as victims of political maneuvering. He warned politicians superintendents and school boards manipulate budgets and merit pay while masking costs. He urged unity and to better use Vermont’s strong negotiations statute and understand agency fees in bargaining.
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Brattleboro
Windham Southeast Education Association
Louis Wangel
National Education Association
New England
Vangel
Vermont
Wangel
Scenery council elects president in Vermont town
Scenery Preservation Council elects Jeff Eaton of Norwich as president. The group discusses transferrable development rights in town planning, scenic roads legislation, and possible extension to other Vermont communities. Members include Marion Munford, Karen O'Hagan, Harold Pulling, and Thomas Weakley.
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ST. George
Jefferson T. Eaton
Norwich
Dartmouth College
Scenery Preservation Council
Vermont
Environmental Board
Marion Munford
Middlebury
Karen O’hagan
Winooski
Harold Pulling
St. Johnsbury
Thomas E. Weakley
Arlington
HVCC information director named to state posts in SUNY groups
Jay Silverman, Hudson Valley Community College, elected secretary of the State University Public Relations Council and president of the Two-Year Colleges Subcouncil. Also elected officers for the full Public Relations Council for 1973-1974 include James DeSantis, Stanton Smith, and Ronald Watts, with five at large reps.
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Troy
N.Y
Jay Silverman
Hudson Valley Community College
State University of New York
Binghamton
State University Public Relations Council
Silverman
Public Reactions Council
James DeSantis
Suny-Buffalo
Stanton Smith
Canton Agricultural and Technical College
Ronald Watts
Sac-Brockport
Charles Burns
Schenectady County Community College
Jean W. Williams
Cobleskill Agricultural and Technical College
Joyce Fink
SUC Buffalo
Philip Feldman
Monroe Community College
Mitchell Pearlstein
Suny Binghamton
Burns
Feldman
Public Relations Council
Agricultural and Technical
State University
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Helene Thompson
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MES Board
NEA
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Bennington Natural and Organic Foods Center
North St
Bennington, Vt
Heritage House
Northside Drive
Aynana
Alznana
Mastercharge
Bankamericard
Nad. Furniture Inc
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