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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1973

Page

9

UVM launches tailored master of science in mathematics with computer science option

The University of Vermont offers a new MS degree in mathematics with a computer science option. Supported by IBM and the university, the program targets breadth in computer science and depth in automotive management techniques. IBM employees currently number twenty enrolled, with twelve more beginning in January. The program, coordinated by Dr. Paul Brock, aims for completion in three to five years and remains open to qualified applicants.

Burlington University of Vermont IBM Paul Brock Engineering, Mathematics and Business Administration Brock

Pownal Group Advances Laryngectomy Awareness Projects

Town of Pownal awareness of cancer victims needs drives new efforts by Bennington County Extension Homemaker Groups. Special guests in Colgate Hall Bennington First Baptist Church introduced by Mrs. Stanley Baczek were laryngectomees Russell Davis and Louis Reichel who outlined rehabilitation needs after voice box removal. The group plans to crochet stoma guards for neck breathers and seeks to form a Southern Vermont Laryngectomy Association as a branch of the IA Laryngectomees. The article notes rising throat cancer cases in southwestern Vermont and nearby Massachusetts and the need for speech therapy and adjustment support.

Bennington County Colgate Hall First Baptist Church of Bennington Stanley Baczek Russell Davis North Pownal Louis Reichel Pownal Davis Reichel Homemakers Organization American Cancer Society Southern Vermont

Library gifts boost NASC Hoosac Valley Collection expansion

The Hoosac Valley Collection at Freel Library North Adams State College received gifts from local residents. Donors include Vincent Trottier of 155 Marion Ave North Adams and Mrs Julian Woodworth of Stamford Vermont with works by Cyril Parks Rolston Winfield Scott Downs and Dr Joseph Wilk. Staff urge further donations of regional period memorabilia to support teaching and exhibits.

North Adams Mass Hoosac Valley Freel Library North Adams State College Hoosac Tunnel Vincent Trottier Marion Ave New England Berkshire County Woodworth John E. Davis Jeroy Lawrence Stamford Vermont Joseph A. Wilk Adams Adams Historical Society Mary Fuqua Anthony Gengarelly Charles McIsaac McIsaac North Adams State

Water leak found in Hoosick Falls water system

In Hoosick Falls a long standing water problem may be eased by a discovered leak in the artesian source. Edward Saboski and Charles Stowell traced and fixed a 12 000 gallon per day leak, raising questions about drilling another well if dryness persists and funding limits loom. The fire company hosts a beef stew supper November 17 at the Peru Town Center with prices 3 50 for adults and 2 for children, hunters welcome.

Edward Saboski Special Water Commission Charles Stowell Richard A. Severson Severson Saboski Peru Town Center

Sunderland Halloween Party Awards Do List Nov Meeting

The Sunderland School Association hosted a Halloween Party on Oct 28 with Presto the Clown providing entertainment. Winners included Steve Ennis Dave Bort Brian Lloyd Barb Deitz Heidi Hunt. The next meeting is Nov 5 at 8 p.m. Dues are 50 cents.

Sunderland School Association Presto the Clown Steve Ennis Dave Bort Brian Lloyd Barb Deitz Heidi Hunt Dawn Sheldon Jennifer Melissa Bowen Barry Stone Vicky Guber Todd Gould Jeanine Gautik Erin Lloyd Deana Putnam Mark Guber Debby Jennings Norm Langlois Lisa Clark Sue Goddard Jody Pennock Kathy Martin Stephanie Gould Donna Debbie Putnam Julie Bovey Amy Walter Robin Colvin Dave Violette Laura Benjamin Anita Guber Tabatha DiMonda Brenda Hunt Lyndee Longley Association

Vermont weighs licensing resident care facilities at state level

Vermont officials push for state licensing of custodial care homes to tighten oversight while fearing overly strict standards could push homes out of business. About 1,100 Vermonters live in non medical care homes versus 350 in state licensed homes. Federal rules complicate funding for facilities receiving aid. All nursing homes must be licensed, and halfway houses for rehab are eyed but seen as more nebulous to regulate.

Robert Okin

Vermont debates state role in Boston & Maine rail line

Senate Finance Committee weighs state takeover of over 100 miles of Boston & Maine track as bankruptcy threats loom. Legislature drafts a Vermont railroad corporation bill to acquire operate or lease rails akin to Rutland Railway, with federal rules and a proposed state transportation authority shaping plans.

Railroad Corporation

FCC Allows New York Channels in Capital District Cable

The FCC reversed an earlier ruling and let Albany area cable systems import two New York stations, Channels 9 and 11, plus a Hartford UHF station. Channel 9 airs New York sports games, while the New York State Cable Commission argued the Capital District aligns more with New York than New England. Affects Albany Troy region. Caldwell Development reports Texas investors weighing a $96 million Uncle Sam Mall project with a decision in 30 to 45 days, and potential backing from Texas First Mortgage Real Estate Investment Trust.

Albany Federal Communications Commission Capital District New York FCC Boston Hartford Channel 9 New York State Commission On Cable TV New England Troy Caldwell Development Corp Uncle Sam Texas Caldwell Texas First Mortgage Real Estate Investment Trust

Berkshire votes threaten Route 7 bypass at city level

In Pittsfield Massachusetts city politics threaten the Route 7 bypass as candidates for mayor and council oppose the plan. A League of Women Voters meeting showed all City Council contenders oppose the bypass amid a shift in public opinion since spring. Mary L Murphy had pushed for a referendum, vetoed by Mayor Butler. In Clarksburg Mrs Lois King’s home was robbed by two men arrested Monday, Peter DiAngelo and Daniel Dadamo, both charged with unarmed robbery and held on 5000 dollars bail. DiAngelo also faces weapon charges. Victims tied to a bed as $1453 and wallets were taken.

Pittsfield State Secretary of Transportation League of Women Voters Mary L. Murphy Butler Clarksburg Lois King Masterfield Heights Peter DiAngelo East Longmeadow Daniel Dadamo Springfield DiAngelo

City to Star in 10-Minute All American Cities Film

Local officials announce North Adams will star in a 10 minute film for the All American Cities award judging in Dallas Texas November 15 to 17. The first minute shows time lapse sky changes over the city during a 24 hour period.

North Adams National League of Cities Dallas Tex

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