First driver education course offered at New Lebanon Central School
Lebanon Valley announces a three hour driver education course for license qualification will be held Wednesday 6:30 to 9:20 pm at New Lebanon Central School with instructor Robert W. Jones. Registrations by telephone to the high school office. if applicants exceed state limit another session will be held. Bruce T. Sherwood notes permits required. Guidance session for eighth graders and parents set for Wednesday at 7:80 with John W. Robinson. Sunday worship schedules updated with Mill Grades 10 and 11 moving to River meeting house. Taxpayers delinquent until May 31 with 4% penalty. after that up to 7% to county. Lions Club to meet Monday 7:30 pm at Town Hall. Reverend Charles W. Crooker to be exchange pastor this Sunday. Mr. Gaskill to fill pulpit. Confirmation class Sunday at 7 pm at the parsonage. Senior choir meets Wednesday at Mrs. Welles Sellew Sr.’s home.
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Lebanon Springs
N.Y
New Lebanon Central School
Robert W. Jones
Bruce T. Sherwood
New York
Sherwood
John W. Robinson
Inice
Mill
River Meeting House
Southfield Parish House
Welles Sellew Sr
Mt. Greylock Region May Sue Williamstown
Mt Greylock Regional School Committee considers legal action against Williamstown after budget cuts. Williamstown Finance Committee rejects restoring cuts, claiming capital funds cannot be used to cover operating costs. The board says the certified operating budget is the minimum needed to run the school and explored capital-budget reductions only as alternatives.
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Mt. Greylock
Williamstown
John W. McGowen
McGowen
Lanesboro
McQueeney
J. Greylock
Reverend Gaskill and Ritcher attend UCC conference
The Rev John Gaskill and Harry Ritcher are at the state conference of the United Church of Christ today and tomorrow at the Eastern States Exposition grounds in West Springfield.
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New Marlboro
John Gaskill
Harry Ritcher
The
United Church of Christ
Eastern States Exposition Grounds
West Springfield
Lawmaker Is Speaker At Williams
Rep. Morris K. Udall spoke at Williams College accusing Congress of resisting reform due to the seniority system. He noted his failed bid to unseat Speaker John McCormack and criticized Nixon's ABM plan and Vietnam policy, urging an undisguised withdrawal from South Vietnam.
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Williamstown
Congress
Morris K. Udall
D-Ariz
Jesup Hall
Williams College
House
John McCormack
D-Mass
Udall
Interior
Stewart Udall
Sen
Eugene McCarthy
Lyndon Johnson
Nixon
Vietnam
United States
South Vietnam
Udair
Missing Temple coed found on Glastonbury Mountain
Penny Kaden 21 a Temple University student was separated from a hiking party on the Appalachian Trail for three days. NY state police using a helicopter located her on Glastonbury Mountain and a ground team found her in good condition with a sleeping bag. She and four companions from Temple had set out in a split group earlier.
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Glastonbury
Mt. Bennington
Penny Kaden
Temple University
New York
Rock ef feller signs law on fulltime district attorneys
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller signed a bill requiring fulltime district attorneys in counties with populations over 100000. The act takes effect next April and bans DAs from private law practice. He vetoed a bill imposing an extra five years on felonies involving firearms.
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Albany
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Mount Holyoke alters core requirements for flexible study
Mount Holyoke College in South Hadley announced a year long study led to changes in basic requirements set to take effect in September. Freshmen may now opt for pass fail among first year courses and students can count up to 20 of 128 degree credits toward their degrees. The major credit ceiling rises from 48 to 60 to boost specialization while the distribution of one semester courses across supplements drops from nine to seven.
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Mount Holyoke
South Hadley
Mount Holyoke College
Alowing
Connecticut Director Is Named for NW Conn. C. of C.
Ronald Zooleck of Waterbury was named executive director of the Chamber of Commerce of Northwest Connecticut succeeding Frederick A. Rubin who moved to Pittsfield Mass. Zooleck a Waterbury native and UConn graduate has spent seven years with the Waterbury Chamber. Ribicoff Tells Lecture Writing Income.
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NW Conn. C
C. Torrington
Ronald Zooleck
Waterbury
Chamber of Commerce
Northwest Connecticut
Frederick A. Rubin
Association of Business and Commerce
Pittsfield
Mass
Zooleck
Uconn
Waterbury Chamber
Ribicoff
Washington, D.C
Abraham Ribicoff
D-Conn
Sen. Ribicoff
Egremont PTA to Sponsor Inter national Music Hall Review
The Egremont Auburnfield PTA sponsors a musical revue titled Inter national Music Hall tonight and Saturday at 8. It features local singer Bobby Chambers with the Mt. Everett stage band, at Mt. Everett Regional High School in Sheffield to raise funds for PTA scholarships.
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Egremont-Alford Pta
Mt. Everett Regional High School
Sheffield
Bobby Chambers
Mt. Everett
PTA
Furl
Berkshire planners study Bear Swamp project impacts
The Berkshire County Regional Planning Commission voted to hire Williams College economist Edwin Clark for 3500 to study the Florida Rowe Bear Swamp pumped storage project. The 40 million venture by New England Power would store water in an upper reservoir above the Deerfield River with potential 50 foot level changes and 600 kilowatts output. A Sept 7 public hearing in Washington DC is planned as the commission prepares formal comments.
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Berkshire County Regional Planning Commission
Bear Swamp
Florida
Rowe
Edwin Clark
Williams College
BCRPC
Public Investment Plan
The
New England Power Co
Deerfield River
Ruth Alexander
Commission
New England Power
Federal Power Commission
Massachusetts
Karl A. Hekler
Washington, D.C
Hekler
Middlefield Grange honors and town meeting items
At a Middlefield Grange meeting Miss Denice Sumner and Miss Linda Lavery received first and second degrees with Edward J. Horalek as master. The group supported eye care drives and memorials, and voted funds to regional scholarships and youth leadership. A May 24 special town meeting will consider five articles including town property evaluation, library funding, sale of the old Town Hall, a new 24 ton four wheel drive truck, and other business.
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Middlefield
Denice Sumner
Linda Lavery
Middlefield Grange
Edward J. Horalek
Francis van Slyck
West Stockbridge
Richard A. Waite
Home and Community Service Committee
Pittsfield
Tri-County Civil Air Patrol
Richmond Registration Set Wednesday On Kindergarten
Registration for children entering pre kindergarten and kindergarten in September will be held next Wednesday from 9 to noon and from 1 to 4 at the school. Children must be 4 by Sept 1 for pre kindergarten. Audio and visual testing will be done by Public Health Nurse Hazel Dickson. There will be no classes that day so teacher Mari hel Mukherjee may conduct the recitation.
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Richmond
Hazel
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Great Barrington
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Crookers
United Church Notes
Kebeste
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Berkshire
Store of Tomorrow
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Berkshire Plaza
North Adams
Williams
Morris Udall
Berkshire County Savings Bank
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Cola
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Sadanga
Whitingham
Donald R. Boyd
Naomi
AP Phato
North Berkshire
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Viola B. Desnoyers
RPI
Troy
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
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Troy Industrial Council
Hudson Valley Community College
Reform Gop
Republicans For Reform Party
Sidney C. Smith
Connecticut
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Egremont
Helen Cook
Grange
Gateway Regional District
National Grange Youth Leadership Fund
Peter A. ‘Tefts
Middlefield Elementary
Shool
West Stoickbridge
Great Bayrington
Dalton Grange No. A3
Amber A. Starbuck
George W. Olds
Nancy Burnham
Charles J. Cook
Board of Health
Charles E. Cook
Jocal Cancer Fund Drive
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