Dorothy Schubert retires as mountain towns teacher center head
Wilmington Vermont Dor othy Schubert resigns as Mountain Towns Teacher Center director after guiding the facility from a bare space in 1974 to a thriving hub serving 15 schools. The teacher run center offers workshops graduate courses, a lending library, and outreach to parents.
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Wilmington
Mountain Towns
Dover
Whitingham
Halifax
Marlboro
Stamford
Wordsboro
Readsboro
Townshend
Rowe
Mass
Schubert
Fritz Redl
University of Vermont
Castleton State College
North Adams
California
Connecticut
Massachusetts
England
Center
Mary Ann Abarno
Vermont dealer pleads guilty to procuring prostitutes
Frank Vasos, 50, a leading Rutland automobile dealer, pleaded guilty in Vermont District Court to an amended charge of procuring prostitutes and received a one year suspended jail term. The plea followed consolidation of four counts. 11 related charges remain pending but deemed less serious. Prostitution charges involving two others are still pending.
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Rutland
UPI
Frank Vasos
Vasos
Vermont
Rutland County
John Liccardi
Mystery pol John Adams seeks one term then higher office
John Adams, the mystery GOP candidate who won New Hampshire 1st District with no campaigning, says he will serve one term in the U.S. House and then run for U.S. Senate or New Hampshire governor. He denies Adams family ties, claims a long local career, and notes opposition to Gov. Meldrim Thomson while aiming to revive the state party. He expects to defeat Norman D'Amours in the general election and has no current campaign fund requests.
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Exeter
N.H
UPI
New Hampshire
U.S. House
John Adams
U.S. Senate
Adams
Norman D’amours
Secretary of State
Edward Adams
Wales
Belgium
Holland
Ireland
Republican Party
Sweet
Massachusetts
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Beat D’amours) Adams
Hugh Gregg
Republican National Committee
Boston & Maine Railroad
Phillips Exeter Academy
Phillips Exeter
Phillips Andover
Colgate
Cornell
Columbia
GOP
Meldrim Thomson
Ronald Reagan
George Wallace
Thomson
Foster Grandparent Program Seeks Senior Volunteers
HOOSICK FALLS NY The Foster Grandparent Program part of ACTION seeks seniors 60 plus to work with children four hours daily five days weekly at assigned sites in Schenectady Albany and Rensselaer Counties. Benefits include hourly stipend transportation reimbursements annual physicals one meal per volunteer day and the chance to work with about 70 area seniors. Contact Sallie Perry or Ann Riggins 258 Broadway Troy NY 12180 272 6052. Brochures summaries duty descriptions benefits and applications mailed on request. Group presentations may be scheduled.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Schenectady
Albany
Rensselaer
Sallie Perry
Ann Riggins
Broadway
Troy
Pownal Groups Schedule Evening Meetings
The Pownal Fire Protective Association meets at 7 tonight at the firehouse. East Pownal Fire Auxiliary meets at 7:30. Pownal Brownie troop gathers 6:30 to 7:30 tonight at Pownal Elementary School. two dollar dues required. Lions Club dinner and meeting Tuesday at 6:30 with social hour at 6. Solana Wright Library hours 1 to 5 p.m. Monday to Friday. Constance Tornabene leads library under Older American Workers Program of Champlain Valley Employment Service.
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East Pownal
Pownal
Pownal Elementary
Pownal Lions Club
Solana Wright
Constance Tornabene
Champlain Valley Employment Service
Liberty Union names three more Vermont candidates
Vermont Liberty Union filed papers nominating Ron MacNeil for state treasurer Peter Angelone for secretary of state and James Roach for state auditor. Roach and MacNeil previously sought these offices in 1974. The slate fills all but one statewide post, with no U.S. House candidate listed.
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Liberty Union
U.S
House of Representatives
Michael Parenti
NY UPS Picket Line Clash Ends In Arrest
In Latham George M. Demarest, 23, was charged with assault and reckless endangerment after driving through a United Parcel Service picket line and striking four Teamsters. One injured man hospitalized. others refused care. In Troy, Judge Don G. Cholakis suppressed evidence in a Rensselaer County drug case due to a faulty warrant issued last April, finding lack of probable cause for the search in a Sand Lake defendants case involving heroin methadone and marijuana.
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Latham
George M. Demarest
United Parcel Service
Demarest
UPS
Troy
Don G. Cholakis
Rensselaer County
Cholakis
Sand Lake
Petition Pushes Housatonic Fine Increase in Berkshire
In Pittsfield more than 100 residents sign a petition urging the fine for dumping junk in the Housatonic River rise from 50 to 200 dollars following a city cleanup by the Housatonic River Watershed Association. North Adams imposes an 8 pm curfew at Colgrove Park amid vandalism and teen drinking blamed by police.
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Pittsfield
Housatonic River
North Adams
Colgrove Park
Church Street
City Parks & Recreations Commission
Kenneth Kuzia
Kuzia
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