Beech Court Free Nursery Names New Director
Beech Court Free Nursery hires Nathan Fox as director after a lengthy search. Fox, a June Williams College graduate, will receive a definite salary funded by local charities. The nursery, run by volunteers previously, will operate 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. weekdays and plans excursions to area playgrounds. Fox seeks volunteers from Bennington College and Mt. Anthony Union High School and will use space donated by HOME Inc. He will also work at Bennington Day Care Center from noon to 5. The 23-child group includes kindergarteners and first to third graders. Fox emphasizes needs for books and supplies and invites donations at Beech Court.
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A Helping Hand Nathan Fox Takes On Beech Court Free Nursery
Nathan Fox, new director, oversees children at the Memorial Park Playground as dismantling of area play facilities worries him about outdoor time before the cold. A Farmingdale native from New Jersey, Fox draws on Williams College experiences in music, photography, and political science as he plans classes for Bennington College students to lead in a day care program. He recently aided research in behavioral genetics and says he works best with children, seeking graduate study in child development.
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Daley Attacks Pollster in Vermont Gubernatorial Fight
Democratic candidate John J. Daley accused pollster Vincent Naramore of collusion with rival Leo O'Brien after a Salisbury based August poll showed O'Brien leading 55 to 45. Daley argued timing skewed the race and sought to discredit the poll amid Winooski campaign stops. A separate exchange involved Lt. Gov. Thomas Hayes and aging citizens studies, with Stephen Green denying ties to Hayes remarks and urging focus on unmet needs.
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Special State Tax On Nonreturnables Proposed In Vermont
In Montpelier the Governor's Commission backing a plan for a special tax on disposable nonreturnable containers. Sen. Richard Mallory suggested the levy to deter use and sale of such containers as panel shows reluctance toward outright bans and recycling refunds. Other items considered include lowering the drinking age to 18 and labeling waivers, with exemptions for chemically harmless disintegration.
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Weekend Weather: Clearing Skies In 70s
Partly cloudy today with highs in the 70s and clearing by night with lows in the 50s. Sunday trends show fair conditions with more 70s.
Fay Quits Liberty Union for Democratic Run
Michael Fay of Pawlet left the Liberty Union Coalition to run solely as a Democrat for lieutenant governor. He blamed the Liberty Union’s unorthodox campaign style led by Peter Diamondstone for alienating voters and said reform lies with the Democratic party. Diamondstone attended the news conference and accepted Fay’s reasoning.
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Meany laments Labor Day gloom and rising costs
AFL-CIO President George Meany warned on Labor Day that inflation and unemployment threaten American workers. He blamed administration policies for production declines and rising prices while noting unemployment at 5.1 percent. He called for a bigger share of the pie in bargaining as financiers prosper and broader groups suffer.
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U.S. jobless rate tops six-year high in August
Unemployment rose to 5.1 percent in August as payrolls fell by 400,000, the Labor Department reports. Experts note the drop in jobholders and divergent moves by sector, with teens and white collar groups shifting differently and manufacturing and construction hit hardest.
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Educator Lymant Hunt Dies at 79 in Vermont
Lyman C. Hunt longtime Burlington school superintendent for 35 years and Vermon t education leader died at Burlington Hospital from a heart attack at age 79. A Republican from Essex served as House Education Committee chair in 1967 and influenced key bills including the Miller Formula of 1969. He supported education reform, aided Champlain College trusteeships and Burlington charities. Services set for Sunday.
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Lindbergh’s notebook sparks fresh debate on race and history
ABC newsman Howard K. Smith questions who bears blame for past bad taste as Charles Lindbergh’s forthcoming notebook is announced by William Jovanovich. The piece argues Lindbergh’s 1941 stance on Jews and race echoed harmful Aryan notions, with revisionist echoes resurfacing postwar. It condemns the plan to publish as regurgitation that stirs racism and polishes a dangerous nostalgia.
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