Four Extension Services Merge Under Pioneer Valley Model
Berkshire County joins four western counties Hampden Hampshire Franklin to form Pioneer Valley Berkshire Regional Cooperative Extension Service. Frank A. Skogsberg named regional dairy specialist with 28 years as Berkshire agent, leading dairy packing efforts. J Richard Beattie outlines consolidation aims to cut costs and boost educational impact, with an executive committee including George S. Gay Luther Belden Richards Kinner and Shirley Gardener.
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Police Briefs Report Ambulance Calls Sunday
Police took Emma Rheaume 67 of 306 Lenox Ave and Marian Smith 37 of 37 Madison Ave to Pittsfield General Hospital after they became ill on Sunday in separate ambulance calls.
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Thai Prince Finds Boston A Country Town
Prince Dahni Nivat of Thailand and Princess Sibhan toured Boston area sites linking them to England. They visited Harvard University, the Boston Museum of Fine Arts, Salem, Concord, Marblehead, Mount Auburn Hospital, and reflected on Boston’s atmosphere resembling a large English market town. The royal visit follows stops in Honolulu, San Francisco, Washington and New York. They depart for London on Wednesday.
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U S Ambassador To Panama Quits
Joseph Farland, the U.S. ambassador to Panama, resigns amid reported policy differences with Alliance for Progress and AID officials. White House cites no dispute. Farland says his Panama tour ends and he declines a Washington assignment. He notes specific reasons discussed May 7, 1983, but provides no details. Farland, a Republican and lawyer, previously led a West Virginia coal company and worked as a banker.
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