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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1964
Page
6
Eight state sponsored workshops for foreign language teachers will be held at South Junior High starting March 23. Each session will host 40 to 50 teachers from 3 to 5 PM across March 23 30 April 6 13 27 and May 4 11 18. Interested teachers should notify Assistant Superintendent Joseph J Canavan.
Skyhawks and Junior Drum and Bugle Corps will perform in a stand-still contest Saturday night in New Britain Connecticut. The Bonnies Al Girt Drum and Bugle Corps sponsors the event and tickets may be obtained by calling Edward G Gebauer business manager at 31 Rose Ter.
The city of Albuquerque will refund Leo E. Torres Jr. a monthly $1.05 sewer service charge he has paid since August 1961 after plumbers found his house sewer lines fed into a private septic tank, an error in the system.
Governor Nelson A Rockefeller signed autographs at Kelly's drug store in Newport and reportedly walked off with an employee pen. Fifteen year old Michael Towey wrote him, seeking the pen's return. Rockefeller offered a brief apology and said a new pen would be sent separately.
ALBANY The New York State Assembly approved a bill to lift billboard restrictions near the Thruway in commercial or industrial zones within cities and villages. The 80 to 44 vote moves the measure to the Senate, with current rules barring signs within 660 feet of the Thruway. Assembly members cited stricter than federal limits and safety concerns as opponents noted more accidents where signs exist.
Houston and Texas stations cut trading stamps as price wars spread. San Antonio dropped stamps at 787 of 814 outlets. Austin about 75 percent. Humble Oil will end subsidizing 40 percent of stamp costs after April 3. Dealers say rising costs and thin margins make stamp programs unaffordable.
Worcester industrialist Philip M. Morgan, longtime Worcester Polytechnic Institute trustee chair, named national general chairman of the centennial fund. The 10-year drive aims to raise 23.8 million dollars, beginning with centennial observances and a fall kickoff of events.
Dwight and David Peterson aged 18, identical twins from Lafayette Colorado, lost control on a gravel road and plunged off an embankment in separate crashes on Thursday. State patrolman A L Ramsey reported Dwight froze at the wheel. Dwight sustained a cut finger while David escaped injury.
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