Mt Snow cuts staff and raises prices in austerity plan
Mt Snow announces an austerity program cutting staff and hiking prices to trim costs. Jorgensen, Davos Inc. official, says eight to nine employees have been fired or left early, with $50,000 in salaries saved through year end 1973. Day tickets up 50 cents and weekend tickets up $1, season passes unchanged for now.
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Jorgenson
Gene McMasters
Snow
Dwight Blakeslee
Jorgensen
Mt. Snow
McMasters
Blakeslee
Mark Freischman
Mr. Snow
Davos, Inc
Mount Snow
Davos
Hotel Corporation
Lehigh names two new music faculty members
Lehigh University in Bethlehem announces two new assistant professors in its music department. James E. Brown of Huntington New York will direct the Lehigh bands and Jerry T. Bidlack of North Pownal will direct ensembles. Both appointments take effect immediately. Brown holds BS from Ithaca College and MFA from Brandeis. Bidlack holds BM from Oberlin and MM from Boston University.
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Bethlehem
Lehigh University
Jerry T. Bidlack
North Pownal
James E. Brown
Huntington
N.Y
Albert C. Zettlemeyer
Prof
Brown
Lehigh
Ithaca
Salem School
New York Department of Arts and Humanities
Bidlack
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Boston University
Indiana University
Buxton School
Williamstown
Mass
Lowell State College
Mendelssohn
Murray Hill leads first Vermont condominium project in Manchester
Murray Hill, Manchester's first condominium, spans 72 units on 24 acres in four associations. The project offers land ownership, shared woodland, a pool, tennis court, and a large community room. Half the buyers hail from New Jersey with others from Connecticut New York Texas and Sweden. The McKeags first residents praise views maintenance access and promises kept, boosting town tax revenue by about 27000 annually without impacting schools.
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Martha Elliott
Manchester
Vermont
New York City
Florida
Murray Hill
Heights
Woods
Murray Hill South
Larry Rhines
Manchester Country Properties
Rhines
Mason and Frey
American Society of Landscape Architects
Deck House
Deck Associates
New Jersey
Connecticut
New York
Texas
Stockholm
Sweden
Walter McKeag
Summit
N.J
McKeags
McKeag
Falls meeting to weigh fate of burned building
Falls village board will discuss restoring the Municipal Building at a 7:30 p.m. meeting in the Hoosick Falls Armory on Church Street. A Citizens' Committee earlier circulated petitions to salvage the structure. Attendees will hear from John Hunt of Douglas Kingsley Associates and a representative from Einhorn-Yaffe Architects about surveys of town and village operations and the burned building's condition.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Church Street
Citizens
John Hunt
Douglas Kingsley Associates
Albany
Einhorn-Yaffe Architectural Firm
Speeding teen fined after 110 mph highway chase
Walter Fulladosa, 17, of Bronx, was arrested on Route 22 in Petersburg for driving 110 mph in a 55 mph zone. He pleaded guilty to the $100 fine but cannot pay, so he was jailed in Rensselaer County until funds are raised. His three passengers were left stranded returning to the Bronx.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Petersburg
Walter Fulladosa
Bronx
Fulladosa
Hoosick Town
John Mahar
Rensselaer County
W. W. McGreevy
New York State Police
Center Brunswick
Pownal Trailer Fire Held To Stove Area
Pownal Fire Department answered a Sunday 11:20 a.m. call to a trailer on Hidden Valley Road owned by Mrs. Louise Otero. The blaze started in a gas stove and was confined to the stove and nearby areas. Neighbor John Masia helped evacuate several children and extinguish most of the fire with a extinguisher. No injuries reported.
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Pownal
Louise Otero
Hidden Valley Road
John Masia
Noise level at Fat City sparks hearing in Wilmington
Wilmington selectmen acting as the Liquor Control Board held a hearing on action against Fat City over noise two weeks earlier. The license is conditional on sound not being audible beyond 1,320 feet, a limit disputed by Fat City attorney William McCarty who cited an informal understanding. Neighbors varied in complaints, as officials noted the louder noise appeared further up Lisle Hill, and the board plans a decision at the next meeting.
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Bill Nelson
Wilmington
Selectmen
Liquor Control Board
Fat City
First
Grinold
Lisle Hill
William McCarty
Brattleboro
McCarty
Kingsley duMont
Robert Rosso
Goodnow
Peter Barton
Barton
Mount Snow
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