Boston opens eighth day of court ordered school integration
police escorted buses carried hundreds of Black and white children to Hyde Park and South Boston High Schools as the eighth day of court ordered integration began. A disruption occurred when about 200 white youths tried to enter Michelangelo Middle School in the North End, throwing stones and breaking windows. Police pushed back the demonstrators, who then marched through the North End before dispersing. No injuries or arrests were reported. NAACP Boston president Thomas I. Atkins attended Hyde Park, while Police Superintendent Joseph Jordan oversaw police operations.
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Hyde Park
Safety expert calls for halt in nuke plant development
UPI reports Cambridge based Union of Concerned Scientists says AEC safety expert Carl J. Hocevar resigns to tell the nation the truth about potentially dangerous nuclear plant conditions The UCS joins Ralph Nader in opposing new plants and reviewing safety standards Separately Sabina Tobler daughter of Mr and Mrs Arnold Tobler part of Mount Hermon School program studying in Germany and France
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Atomic Energy Commission
Union of
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AEC
Cambridge
Ralph Nader
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Shaftsbury
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Sabina
Arnold Tobler
Germany
France
U.S
Preservation societies open field service office
The Society for the Preservation of New England Antiquities and the National Trust for Historic Preservation open a joint New England field service office at the Harrison Gray Otis House in Boston. William B. Hart Jr. leads as regional field representative, guiding preservation efforts across six states and offering information by mail, phone, or on site. Nearby in Manchester, the Do Si Do 8's square dance club hosts an introductory session with Henry Plante at Burr & Burton gym on Sept 24.
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Community College of Vermont shines in national magazine
In U.S. News and World Report September 23, CCV is highlighted for its $30 per course tuition, bank-by-mail payments, and strong honor system. Dr. William Craig notes Vermont State Colleges tuition policies while CCV, founded in 1970, expands access to low income Vermonters with flexible class hours and statewide locations.
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Community College of Vermont
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Vermont State Colleges
Bromley hosts EPSIA ski instructor course Dec 26
The Eastern Professional Ski In structor Association announces its third annual ski instructor training at Bromley from December 26. The course aims to teach skiing instruction, evaluate progress, and help attendees pursue teaching positions. Fees total 110 dollars with a 10 dollar deposit. 150 participants max on a first come basis. Registration ends November 20. late vacancies may be filled by phone.
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Manchester
Eastern Professional Ski Instructor Association
EPSIA
Bromley
Manchester School Budget Shows 1973 74 Surplus And Plans
Manchester School District reports a 1973 74 budget ending June 30 1974 with total expenditures of 971 880.36 for the year and 935 228.12 for the prior year. A cash surplus of 36 652.24 was realized against an estimated 30 000 00 and will be applied to the 1974 75 budget.
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Manchester
Searsburg residents celebrate open house at new town offices
Eighteen locals attended a noontime open house luncheon at Searsburg's new town office on Route 8. Organized by Mr and Mrs Emilio Marchegiani, neighbors enjoyed a bring a covered dish gathering in the spacious green carpeted building, with recipes exchanged during post luncheon visits. The office moved from River Valley Schoolhouse earlier this season and includes a walk in safe and modern toilets while town business continued.
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Mass Offered For Frank Signori In North Bennington
A High Mass of the Dead will be offered at 7 p.m. Tuesday at St John the Baptist Church in North Bennington for the late Frank Signori by Rev Michael A Demasi, pastor.
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St. John the Baptist Church
North Bennington
Michael A. Demasi
North Adams Lions Auction To Aid Help Line
North Adams Lions Club hosts a benefit auction for Help Line Inc to aid its crisis counseling and referral service. Items include furniture art a piano and sport gear from area residents. Auction Friday Sept 27 at 6 30 pm with 5 30 pm preview at the Unitarian Universalist Church Sum mer Street North Adams. Ron Seifert serves as volunteer auctioneer.
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Gil Salk
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Herb Brolin
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Mary McClellan Hospital Notes Admissions and discharges
The Mary McClellan Hospital reports admissions for Sept 8 to 14 including Alceste Alberghini Hoosick Falls Daniel Baker Greenwich John Barnewell Eagle Bridge Sondra Bell Cambridge Doreen C Dearstyne Cambridge Janet S DeCarlo Saratoga Emma A Ely Granville Steven Carippa Hoosick Falls Katherine H Geary Valley Falls Eileen Jackson Argyle Helena I Loy Greenwich Frederick J McFeeters Jr Salem Karen D Molinero Whitehall Frank OConnor Middle Falls Pamela M Shaw Granville Jean Thompson Hoosick Falls Dorothy Trufant Greenwich Discharges include Michael H Bacherz Hoosick Falls Daniel Baker Greenwich John Barnewell Eagle Bridge Doreen C Dearstyne Cambie Emma S Ely Granville Steven Garippa Hoosick Falls Toy C Martin New York City Karen D Molinero Whitehall Robert Dorothy M Trufant Greenwich.
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Hoosick Falls
Daniel Baker
Greenwich
John Barnewell
Eagle Bridge
Sondra Bell
Cambridge
Doreen C. Dearstyne
Janet S. DeCarlo
Saratoga
Emma A. Ely
Granville
Steven Carippa
Katherine H. Geary
Valley Falls
Eileen Jackson
Argyle
Helena I. Loy
Frederick J. McFeeters Jr
Salem
Karen D. Molinero
Whitehall
Frank O’connor
Middle Falls
Robert L. Sanders Jr
Pamela M. Shaw
Jean Thompson
Dorothy Trufant
Michael H. Bacherz
Cambie
Emma S. Ely
Gran
Steven Ga
Ethan Allen Offers Six Week Cooking Course
In Manchester the Ethan Allen Community College offers a six week chef's cooking course on Thursday afternoons. Mrs Huldah Lasher teaches with Mr Jack Kerson assisting. The class limited to six students costs 45 dollars. For information contact 310 Bonnet Street Manchester Center 362-3588.
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Ethan Allen Community College
Huldah Lasher
Jack Kerson
Lasher
Kerson
Hilton Head
South Carolina
Track Fare Motor Lodge
Bonnet Street
Manchester Center
Chesimard Gives Birth in Guarded New York Hospital
Black activist Joanne Chesimard has a 6-pound daughter born Wednesday in a heavily guarded hospital room. Chesimard, facing multiple charges from bank robbery to attempted murder, has been in custody for 16 months. Officials say the infant and mother are in excellent condition.
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Joanne Chesimard
Chesimard
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