Godspell musical to play at Keene State and Franklin Pierce
Keene State College and Franklin Pierce College will present the award winning Godspell from September 26 as part of their concert and lecture series. The Godspell National Company will perform in Spaulding Gym on the Keene campus with general admission at 5 dollars. Tickets available at the KSC student union desk and Franklin Pierce Manor House. The show, based on the Gospel of Saint Matthew, features a nine member cast with a minimalist set and clownlike costumes. The production was conceived and directed by John-Michael Tebelak with music by Stephen Schwartz, and its cast album won a Grammy.
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Keene
N.H
Godspell
Keene State
Franklin Pierce
Godspell National Company
Spaulding
Keene State College
KSC
Franklin
Elliot Norton
Boston Herald American
John-Michael Tebelak
Stephen Schwartz
Arlington 4-H Club heads to Eastern States Expo
Arlington Nimble Thimbles 4-H Club of East Arlington was chosen at State 4-H Day in Barre to represent Vermont at Eastern States Expo in Springfield Massachusetts. The group toured Friday and returns today with their Youth Arama exhibit Making Grandma's Lye Soap featuring members Dorothy O'Dea Robin Pero Donna Hawley Wanda Salter Lori Snow Sharon Park Sue Wilcox Holli Gunther Anita Wade and Princess Crawford. Club leader Mrs Winter Crawford joined them for the sixth consecutive year.
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Nimble Thimbles
East Arlington
Barre
Vermont
Springfield
Mass
Arama
Dorothy O’dea
Robin Pero
Donna Hawley
Wanda Salter
Lori Snow
Sharon Park
Sue Wilcox
Holli Gunther
Anita Wade
Princess Crawford
Hoosick firemen press town on no mans land fire protection
Firemen from Hoosick and West Hoosick expressed anger at the lack of formal action on establishing legal fire protection for residents in no mans land. After a May meeting, chiefs warned they would not respond to non covered calls after November. About 30 chiefs and firemen, plus Councilman Murphy and three property owners, attended. A Sept 24 meeting was set to address forming a fire district and to list 115 property owners not in any district.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
No-Man’s Land
William Murphy
No Man’s Land
Hoosick
West Hoosick
Mahar
HVCC reports record enrollment growth in fall 1974
Hudson Valley Community College in Troy reports a record fall enrollment of 6,240 students in its twentieth anniversary year, up 2 percent from 1973 with 5,164 full time students, while divisions show notable gains in community services and engineering technologies and a dip in liberal arts and business. Separately in Hoosick, two youths were arrested on marijuana possession charges and held for hearings.
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Troy
N.Y
Hudson Valley Community College
HVCC
James J. Fitzgibbons
Rensselaer County Sponsored
Fitzgibbons
Rensselaer County
Hudson Valley
Health and Physical Sciences
Hoosick
New York
Brunswick
James R. Rogers
High St
Jeffery Gaucher
Hill Road
Brunswick Town
Francis McKnight
Rogers
Gaucher
Town of Hoosick Court
John Mahar
Vermont House Speaker blocks land use plan until tax bill acts
Randolph Vermont UPI Walter Kennedy the House speaker vows to block the land use plan legislation until a land use tax bill passes the Vermont Legislature He calls the battle ban law a monstrosity and backs revisions He notes Ways and Means will draft land use tax legislation Kennedy also positions himself as a potential alternative to two Republican gubernatorial hopefuls Burgess and Jeffords.
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House
Ways and Means
Peter Giuliani
R-Montpelier
Kennedy
Burgess
Jeffords
Three die on Vermont roads this weekend
Three persons died in weekend automobile crashes in Vermont. Steve Lewis 22 of Burlington Allan Dolomont 48 of Providence R I and John Jennison 36 of East Granville were killed. Dolomont lost control on Interstate 89 access road in South Barre. Lewis’s car left the road and hit trees at Bay and Harbor in Shelburne. Jennison’s sedan struck a house on Route 12A in Rosbury. The Smiths inside were uninjured.
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Jennison
Vermont
Rosbury
Leo Smith
Smiths
Vermont dental leader elected president
WOODSTOCK UPI Dr. David S. Faigel of Burlington has been elected president of the Vermont State Dental Society, it was announced today. LT JOHNSBURY UPI A pre sentence investigation is ordered in the case of John Kane 30 of Cambridge Mass who pleaded guilty to second degree murder in the fatal stabbing of Richard J Riuz 17 of Boston.
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LT. Johnsbury
UPI
John Kane
Cambridge
Mass
Richard J. Riuz
Boston
Woodstock
David S. Faigel
Burlington
Vermont State Dental Society
Manupella proposes Dyken Pond site as environmental center
New York’s Troy Rensselaer County plans to develop Dyken Pond and nearby land as an environmental education center. County Legislator Joseph G. Manupella of Troy urged creation of this county Environmental Management Council project to safeguard Berlin Grafton and Poestenkill lands for residents and prevent encroaching development.
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Troy
Rensselaer County
Joseph G. Manupella
Manupella
Berlin
Grafton
Poestenkill
County Environmental Management Council
Lawsuit to block mill sale tossed by state Supreme Court
Mechanicville report says a $200 million suit by KMM Paper Co. to block the sale of the old Westvaco paper mill to Saratoga Board Mills Inc. of Michigan was dismissed by State Supreme Court Justice Louis G. Bruhn. The action followed failed negotiations and an unwritten understanding of a sale.
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Mechanicville
Westvaco
Saratoga Board Mills Inc
Michigan
State Supreme Court
Louis G. Bruhn
KMM Paper Co
KMM
Saratoga Board Mills
Berkshire Protest Plans Spark Gasoline Station Closures
In Pittsfield Berkshire, officials say no local shutdown plans exist while statewide protests against Phase 4 price controls prompt fuel retailers to discuss rolling back prices to Jan 10 levels. Hundreds of station owners convened in Lexington and Springfield to vote on closures in protest.
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Pittsfield
Commonwealth
Lexington
Springfield
Crack-down on overcrowding in North Adams housing
City building inspector John B. Guttuso begun a drive to clear overcrowding in off campus student housing. A notice of violation was issued to William E. Eastler of Williamstown, owner of the Boardman Block on Montana Street, after 34 students were found living in four apartments.
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North Adams
John B. Guttuso
Guttuso
William E. Eastler
Williamstown
Boardman
Montana Street
Pittsfield Gets $32000 Grant for Youth Resources Bureau
Pittsfield will receive a $32,000 grant to fund the United Way Youth Resources Bureau for the new fiscal year starting July 1. Bureau director Robert Matthews said funds will support the counseling program at the Boy's Club, partial payment for an alternative school at the Boy's Club, and the Harrambee Coffee House at the Christian Center.
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Pittsfield
United Way
Robert Matthews
Christian Center
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Helene Thompson
Arlington Garden Club
Bailey Hall
John Whalen
Lawrence Brush
Richard Stolz
John Moore
Arlington Fish & Game Club
Club House
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Thermos
Environment Center
Down In
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