Housing Outlook Dim for Middle Class By Norman Kempster
Washington (UPI) The middle income American may face rising home costs and high interest rates, while the rich and the poor show progress. Housing starts fell last year to 1.46 million privately owned units from 1.5 million in 1968, and December’s rate eased to 1.25 million. The 10 year goal remains 20 million unsubsidized new homes.
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Washington
UPI
CVPS Annual Report Highlights Growth in 1969
Central Vermont Public Service Corp releases its 1969 annual report noting net income $3.019 million up 9.6 percent, operating revenues $23.36 million up 11.2 percent, KWH electric sales 1.148 billion up 12.5 percent, and earnings per share $1.76 down 5.4 percent. Chairman Cree and CEO Meredith cite new records in sales, revenues, customers and income while describing plans tied to Vermont Yankee and environmental concerns.
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Central Vermont Public Service Corp
Albert A. Cree
L. Douglas Meredith Reveal
Vermont Yankee
Meredith
Central
Vermont
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General Cable Expands Jobs Across Williamstown and North Adams
General Cable Corp announces Northern Berkshire expansion creating more jobs at Williamstown Mass Pownal and North Adams plants. Walter Kisluk says May start with a new North Adams plant and expanded Pownal Williamstown space to handle rising demand. Company now employs about 900 workers and expects substantial hiring as operations grow.
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General Cable Corp
Williamstown
Mass
Pownal
Walter Kisluk
Corporation
Electric Assembly Products
Northern
Berkshire
North Adams
Kisluk
General Cable
Vermont New Hampshire ski groups plan April 10 meeting in Hanover
The Vermont New Hampshire USEASA district and the Vermont New Hampshire Ski Council will hold their annual meeting April 10 at the Hanover Inn Tavern Room in Hanover New Hampshire. A dutch treat dinner starts at 5 30 p m. Nominations include USEASA directors Tom Rogers William Paine and Lynwood Skip Bean. Council officers nominees include Sonny Lynch Al Hobart Jean Black and floor nominations. Directors named cover northern Vermont southern Vermont northern New Hampshire and southern New Hampshire with nominating committee members listed.
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Hanover
N.H
Vermont-New Hampshire
U.S. Eastern Amateur Ski Association
Useasa
Vermont- New Hampshire Ski Council
Hanover Inn
Tom Rogers
Bromley Ski Club
William Paine
Eastern Slopes Club
Lynwood
Bean
Lebanon Ski Club
Arthur
Sonny”’ Lynch
Eastern Slopes
al Hobart
Valley Junior Racing Club
Waitsfield
Jean Black
Northern Vermont
Dan Rathbone
Mt. Mansfield
Vermont
Phil Dunham
Brattleboro Ski Club
New Hampshire
Ken
Shaftsbury Prudenit Committee Meets for Officer Election
The Prudential Committee will hold a meeting Monday April 6 at 8 p.m. in the firehouse to elect officers, with village residents urged to attend. The Hale Mountain Fish and Game Club also meets at 7:30 p.m. April 6 in the club house. New clubs joining the council include Belknap College Brattleboro Bromley Holder ness School Madonna Mad River Mt Mansfield Mt Sunapee Nansen Pico Putney School Ragged Mt Stratton and University of N H. The expansion of the North Adams shell building will consolidate and enlarge basic copper wire fabrication for cord sets and electric assemblies across two plants with additional equipment and building work planned. These facilities produce plastic and rubber insulated wire and cord sets for distributors, consumers, and OEMs, ranging from household cords to jet aircraft starter cables. The division remains a major supplier of electric wire assemblies amid a fast growing market.
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Prudential Committee
Hale Mountain Fish and Game Club
Belknap College
Brattleboro
Bromley
Holderness School
Madonna
Mad River
Mt. Mansfield
Mt. Sunapee
Nansen
Pico
Putney School
Ragged Mt
Stratton
University of N.H
Pansion
North Adams Shell
Electrical Assembly Products Division
Job Offers at VTC in Sharp Decline
Vermont Technical College sees a sharp drop in job offers as firms reassess hiring amid a recession. The Pioneer reports cancellations by recruiters, fewer campus visits, and a shift toward returning servicemen and higher salaries for remaining openings. More than half of cancellations come from Vermont firms.
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Randolph
Vermont Technical College
Pioneer
W. Newton Ryerson
WTC
Ryerson
VTC
Vermont
Albany Medical College to expand with $1.8 million project
Albany Medical College announces a three‑part addition to house a new library, classrooms, and student facilities. The project costs total about $10.6 million with $4.1 million in federal grants and $4 million state funding, aiming to boost enrollment from 310 to 400.
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Albany
N.Y
Albany Medical College
Harold C. Wiggers
Lange - Finn Construction Co
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
New York State
Rockefeller
Albany Medical Center
Blatner, Mendel and Mesick
Albany Medical Center Hospital
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