New Hampshire Senate race framed by national echoes
In Concord the NH race tightens as voters hear echoes of Huey Long and Watergate. Ronald Reagan's NH appearance for Louis Wyman and Ford's trip plans loom. Durkin touts reform while attacking insurance rates, while Wyman counters with Washington experience amid a close, issue driven contest.
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Nixon
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Senate
Windham College offers January U S S R tour with credit
Windham College student group led by Russian professor Daryl Emerson plans a month long trip to the Soviet Union in January. It includes Moscow and Leningrad tours, a Trans Siberian rail journey, and evening gatherings with dissident intelligentsia friends. Academic credit available for literature or history. Cost about 1300 dollars plus tuition 50 dollars. First payment of 592 dollars due mid October.
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Hermitage Art Gallery
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Windham
Oneonta State Soccer Clinic Friday in Arlington
Arlington High School coach John Werner, an Oneonta alum, has organized a Friday 4 p.m. clinic with Oneonta State players for Arlington youth and high school players aged 8 and up. Arlington varsity players will host the Oneonta squad Friday night and attend a pre season tournament in Williamstown, Massachusetts Saturday afternoon with parents invited.
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Arlington
Arlington High School
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Oneonta
Arlington Youth Soccer League
Williamstown
Mass
Pownal United Methodist Church Choir Rehearsal Planned
Pamela Blakeman announces a choir rehearsal at Pownal United Methodist Church on Thursday at 7 30 p m. The Pownal Center Fire Department will hold a drill at their firehouse Thursday at 7 30 p m.
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North Bennington Trustees Set Meeting for Sept 8
The Trustees of the Village of North Bennington will hold their regular meeting on Monday September 8 at 6 p.m. at their Depot Offices.
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North Bennington
Torchlight plan OK'd for East Dorset relocation
Dorset planning commission approved a site plan to move Torchlight snack bar and gift shop on Route 7 in East Dorset. Owner Dr. Edgar F. Borgatta intends to enlarge the facility at a site adjacent to the current building and has halted foundation work pending Act 250 and Dorset zoning approvals. An Act 250 hearing has not yet been scheduled.
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Planning Commission
Route
Edgar F. Borgatta
Vermont towns face big telco layoff rumor and health center case
Across Vermont reports cite a WDEV source claiming New England Telephone will announce a major layoff, including 1 400 workers with 55 in Vermont. Vermont Women’s Health Center faces a suit over alleged abortion of a 15 year old without parental consent. 60 percent of state abortions occurred there last year.
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Waterbury
UPI
New England Telephone Co
New England
Colchester
API
Vermont
Teachers Strike Spreads Across Upstate New York
In Schenectady Supt Charles Abba praises attendance as teachers cross picket lines amid a charge of unfair labor practices. In Shenendehowa 134 regular teachers plus substitutes worked, while South Colonie planned to strike. The Taylor law is cited. Troy teachers vote to picket and adopt work to rule amid a deadlock with the school board.
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Schenectady
Charles Abba
William Finger
State Public Employer Relations Board
Shenendehowa
South Colonie
Edwin E. Dunmire
Troy
Troy Teachers Association
Carolyn Smith
TTA
Parochial schools in Pittsfield show enrollment drop
Berkshire schools opened with about 25 percent fewer students as tuition begins this year. Fr. Richard Sniezyk cites $300 high school and $150 for younger students as the cause. Wednesday total enrollment across five parochial schools reached 1,436, down from 1,997 last year.
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Pittsfield
Richard S. Sniczyk
St. Joseph's High School
Berkshire County
Fr. Sniezyk
Fr. Sniczyk
Great Barrington Selectmen Return Electric Bill Request Bill Reduction
Great Barrington selectmen voted to return a 3389.62 dollar bill to Massachusetts Electric Co until the company reduces charges for street lights out of service during the billing period. Selectman Paul J. Gibbons urged action citing inaction on the lights. Another selectman planned a letter to the state Department of Public Utilities chiding oversight in western Massachusetts.
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Great Barrington
Massachusetts Electric Co
Paul J. Gibbons
John A. Tuller
State Department of Public Utilities
Massachusetts
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