Cushman Union Rejects Pay Offer
NORTH BENNINGTON Local 545 Upholsterers' International Union rejected H T Cushman Mfg Corp latest contract offer. The current three year pact expires October 31 at midnight. Harold Austin said no further word on actions. Clarence Ewins to contact Federal Mediation Agency in Boston. Management spokesman said negotiations would continue.
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North Bennington
H.T. Cushman Mfg. Corp
Local 545
Federal Mediation
Boston
Austin
Ewins
Mt. Anthony School Board Plans Garage Project and Dances
Mt. Anthony Union High School board discussed a proposed architect designed storage garage for vehicles now occupying classrooms, with state reimbursement and a committee to meet supervising staff. The panel approved use of the cafeteria for Challys dances and noted a prototype bus stop shelter by vocational students. Local 545 of H.T. Cushman Mfg. Co. remains optimistic about production and wage talks with General Interiors Inc.
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MAUHS
BSD
Supt
Kelley
Building Trades
Gilman
Franklin Frantz
Clyde Burgess
Norman Stratton
Castle
Robert E. Houle
Paul Fairfield
Checklists Stay Open Until Saturday in Montpelier
Town clerks must keep local checklists open until noon this Saturday under a 1968 law. Atty. Gen. James Oakes said the statute lets prospective voters add names to voting rolls until noon the Saturday before the election. The opinion followed a request by Secretary of State Harry Cooley and Rutland City Clerk John Barrett.
Bennington Briefs Highlights Local Notices and Events
Notices include requests for class of 1959 photos from Bennington High School and nursing study affiliates at St Luke's School of Nursing. Civil Air Patrol meets at State Armory. Local military family news notes Sgt Michael Carpenter's 30 day leave and reassignment. Eagles hold meeting at 8 pm. Charitable smorgasbord to aid Friends of Retarded Children on Nov 7 with admissions listed. Catholic Daughters plan a work bee. Private sale of furniture and goods in North Bennington today.
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Everience
Jid
Luke's School of Nursing
Berkshire Medical Center
Pittsfield
Mass
Institute of Living
Hartford
Conn
St. Luke's School of Nursing
Mil | Vrence
Bennington Catholic High School
Michael Carpenter
U.S. Air Force
Ruth Carpenter
Percey’s Corners
432Nd Armament & Electronics Maintenance Sqd
Udorn Royal Thai Afb
Thailand
438Th Communications
Bennington Friends of Retarded Children
Carroll
Dorothy Hager
North Bennington
Candle Mill
East Arlington
New Books at the Library Highlight Readings and Rarities
A Worcester Park UPI notice lists recent acquisitions at the Bennington Free Library. The collection includes mystery, satire, travel, biography, and regional novels from authors like Kosinski, Simenon, Huxley, and Stevenson. Also noted is an agriculture ministry watch on Edward McKenner's chickens laying blue, green, and pink eggs.
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Bennington
Rhodesia
Delderfield
Dickinson
Eckert
Hooker
Kauffman
Kosinski
Lanning
Lewine
Glass Palace
Loeser
Archers
MacInnes
Salzburg
Helen
MacLeod
Henry VIII
Manfred
Eden Prairie
Potts
Richter
Shelley
Bowmanville
S. Sears
Lightler
Simenon
Spark
Stevenson
Turnbull
Green Isle
FBI
Nurse Christy
Worcester Park
England
UPI
Agriculture Ministry
Edward McKenner
Housing Code To Be Voted On By Village Residents
Bennington moves toward a housing code after village trustees receive enforcement provisions from a 12 member committee led by Neil Rappaport and Robert Sourcliffe. The plan requires annual licensing and inspections of all rental dwellings, tickets for violations, and building inspections with certificates of compliance before property transfers. A Housing Commission and building inspector would enforce the code with representatives from landlords and tenants, trades, health, and fire services.
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Bennington
Henry H. Mallory
Neil Rappaport
Robert Sourcliffe
Rappaport
Building Trades
Commission
Winslow Hails McCarthy Endorsement in Vermont
Dr Eugene Winslow, president of Windham College, says Senator Eugene McCarthy's endorsement of Hubert Humphrey will have a major impact. Winslow, who led McCarthy's Vermont campaign, notes McCarthy supporters oppose Nixon and Wallace but will vote Humphrey reluctantly.
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United States
McCarthy
Jerry Eller
Humphrey
Minnesota
Chicago
Congress
Eller
New York
Davis Cancels Campaign to Attend Plane Victim Rites
Vermont GOP candidate Deane C. Davis suspends campaign in Montpelier to mourn four National Life Insurance Co. employees killed in the Northeast Airlines crash. He will attend a 3 30 p.m. memorial service and condolence visits to families, ending a Bennington campaign stop and leaving Arlington uncertain before election day. The victims were Ferdinand Feola Philip T Havelka Terry Hudson and Gary Gravel.
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Boston
Montpelier
Moose Mountain
Lebanon
N.H
Ferdinand Feola
Philip T. Havelka
East Montpelier
Terry Hudson
Plainfield
Gary G. Gravel
Burlington
Davis
Bennington
GOP
John H. Williams II
Williams
Arlington
John P. Hamilton
Banner
Vermont Press Bureau
Hamilton
Vermont Libraries Unite To Expand Resources
The Vermont Council of Academic Libraries and two state library agencies join forces with the University of Vermont St. Michael's Middlebury and Norwich Universities, the Free Public Library Service, and the State Library to study shared acquisitions. Wesleyan's Wyman Parker leads the statewide coordination study funded under Title III with completion eyed by year end. The project may broaden to include additional Vermont institutions.
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Free Public Library Service
The
State Library
Council of Academic Libaries
Norwich
Middlebury
Univer
Low Salaries Blame Turnover of Language Teachers
Mount Anthony Union High School district faced ongoing turnover in its foreign language staff. Andre Dorais, head of the French department, told the MAUHS board that eight language teachers serve junior and senior high levels, with four expected to depart next year. He cited low salaries and high demand as causes, noted efforts to rotate teachers across language specialties, and discussed plans for expanded Spanish study, exchanges with Lima Peru and Quebec, and introducing German or Russian amid budget constraints.
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Mount Anthony Union High School
Andre’ Dorais
Dorais
Peru
Quebec
Mary E Colvin Mulhall obituary in Troy NY
Troy resident Mary E Colvin Mulhall 62 native of North Bennington died at St Marys Hospital after a long illness widow of Robert J Mulhall. Survived by daughter Mrs J Wesley Geesler Jr and son Douglas C Mulhall both of Troy. Funeral 9 am Wednesday at McLoughlin Funeral Home Glen and Sixth Aves then 9 30 am Mass at St Patrick s Church. Interment St Peters Cemetery. Friends may call today 2-5 and 7-10 pm.
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Troy
N.Y
Mary E. (Colvin) Mulhall
Second Ave
North Bennington
St. Mary’s Hospital
Robert J. Mulhall
Mulhall
St. Patrick’s Church
J. Wesley Geesler Jr
Douglas C. Mulhall
McLoughlin Funeral
Glen and
Sixth Avenues
St. Peter’s Cemetery
AAUP To Inquire Into Sargent Case
Burlington report says AAUP chapter at University of Vermont will investigate the forced suspension of Dr. Frederic O. Sargent’s newspaper column. The inquiry aims to determine context and accountability for the action.
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AAUP
Sargent Case
Burlington
Frederic O. Sargent
University of Vermont
UVM
American Association of University Professors
New report cards to gauge student effort at MAUHS
Mt Anthony Union High School will distribute new report cards on November 21. Principal Charles W Keir said grades alone do not reflect education goals and the new reports will show a teacher’s impression of a student’s effort as satisfactory or unsatisfactory. A supplementary teacher comment card may also be used.
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Mt. Anthony Union High School
Charles W. Keir
MAUHS
Four Area Students At U. of Bridgeport
BRIDGEPORT Conn Among 4635 full time students from 37 states and 25 nations enrolled at the University of Bridgeport for the fall semester are Patricia Fair and Christine Sleeman both freshmen majoring in physical education. Edward Baldwin a junior from Shaftsbury also in physical education. Charles Rickman of Higley Hill Wilmington is a freshman majoring in psychology.
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Bridgeport
Harold J. Baldwin
Shaftsbury
Charles Rickman
Higley Hill
Wilmington
Robbery at VFW Post Net $1400 In Colchester Safe
Police seek thieves who pried open a 900 pound safe belonging to the Veterans of Foreign Wars post in Colchester. The loss was about 1400 dollars and the safe was found open Monday afternoon with contents missing. Police Chief Donald Savard identified the discovery location and ongoing investigation.
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Winooski
UPI
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
Donald Savard
Colchester
Victory Dam Topic of Panel in Burlington
The Green Mountain Audubon Society hosts a panel discussion at South Burlington High School on Friday Nov 1 at 8 p m to inform the public about the proposed Victory area dam on Moose River. Moderator Frederick Cowan of St Regis Paper Co. speakers include Daniel Shanahan US Army Corps of Engineers Frederick Mold Fairbanks Museum and Denning Miller Vermont Water Resources Board. A discussion follows.
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Burlington
Victory Area
South Burlington High School
The
Green Mountain Audubon Society
Moose River
Victory
Frederick Cowan
Woodlands
St. Regis Paper Co
Daniel Shanahan
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Frederick Mold
Fairbanks Museum
St. Johnsbury
Denning Miller
Vermont Water Resources Board
Shirley Strong
Audubon Society Program Committee
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges
Admissions include Arthur Wickenden North Bennington Jeffrey Legacy Bennington Donna Sprague Eagle Bridge N Y John Carelli Hoosick Falls Ethel Lemberg Arlington Discharges list Mrs Katherine Chase and daughter Bennington Mrs Anna May and daughter North Hoosick New York.
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Arthur Wickenden
North Bennington
Jeffrey Legacy
Bennington
Donna Sprague
Eagle Bridge
N.Y
John Carelli
Hoosick Falls
Ethel Lemberg
Arlington
Katherine Chase
Anna May
North Hoosick
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Gordon Hall
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Walter Johnson
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Bird's Music Store
Civil Air Patrol
State Armory
Bennington Aerie
Order of Eagles
Eagles Hall
John McCann
Washington Ave
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Bone
Southeast Asia
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Dunbar
Peg Woffington
Gardner
Haight
George Eliot
Hayes
Howarth
Waterloo
Huxley
America
Larson
Eisenhower
MacIsaac
Mallet
Queen Victoria
Marie Mallet
Merton
Montgomery
Chicago Daily News
Schlesinger
Shaw
Sinatra
Steinberg
Sam Johnson
Lyndon, Sullivan
Tovey
Vladimirov
Technicolor
Vermont A and Rust Company
Patience
Hollis Hill
South Stream Road
Route 313
Winslow
Ned
Sourcliffe
Mallory
Hamilton Shields
Bennington Housing Commission
Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Milton J. Pinsker
Lima
Mary E. Mulhall
Gordon F. Lewis
Department of Sociology and Anthropology
Sargent
UWM
Lyman S. Rowell
State Water Resources Board
Hoff
Victory Dam
Rowell
U. of Bridgeport
VFW Post
Vermont
Paver Ik
U.S. NO
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