Williams College names athletics chief Peck to lead program
Robert R. Peck, 41, appointed Director of Athletics and Chairman of the Department of Physical Education at Williams College, succeeding Frank R. Thoms Jr. July 1, 1971 start. Peck, visiting professor at North Carolina A and T University, has prior stints at Bates College and Boston University, and helped plan Williams Case Center. He played key roles in expanding intramural and intercollegiate programs, with a BU crew shell named for him. He holds a PhD from Columbia and is married with three children.
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Arlington voters urged to attend public hearing
Arlington Selectman Robert V. Jones urged a large turnout for an open meeting tomorrow night on the town's proposed sewage treatment plant. The meeting precedes a Tuesday vote to authorize land purchase and to obtain a state grant of 57,000 for final engineering and studies.
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Shaftsbury residents and Navy seaman report for duty
Navy Seaman Warren B. Godkin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Warren G. Godkin of Shaftsbury, reports for duty aboard USS Wasp at Quonset Point Rhode Island. Taconic Grange to install officers Tuesday night with Thomas Kaukanen of Ludlow as installing officer.
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Falls GOP Club dinner highlights King Pattison clash
Republican incumbent Carleton J. King defended his record at the Falls Hoosick Falls GOP dinner amid Ned W. Pattison’s charges of misusing funds and negative voting. King asserted franking communications are lawful and attacked Pattison’s stance on issues while touting Nixon era fiscal measures. County officials and candidates including Raymond H. Siek and Edward Vielkind spoke, warning of budget increases and court-house space limits, with Corbett reaffirming assembly priorities.
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Troy
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Sick
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Edward A. Vielkind
Bernice Wade
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Wielkind
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