Luxury cars endure in era of the small car trend
Detroit report traces luxury autos from the 1920s to 1970s growth. It contrasts traditional luxury sedans with specialty and high end models like the Continental Mark IV and Eldorado, noting price points, features, and market share as subcompact demand rises. It cites McLaughlin on enduring demand for top cars and shifts in demand among buyers and brands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
UPI
U.S
M. S. McLaughlin
Word Motor Co
Ford
Lincoln
Chrysler
Imperial
General Motors
Cadillac
McLaughlin
Lke
Bennington Property Transfers Reported March 22 to April 4
The Bennington town clerk records show numerous property transfers between March 22 and April 4. Transactions include Loretta Webster to Raymond and Rosan Greene on Depot Street, and several transfers involving Tel Road Tell Spring Development Jefferson Avenue and Greenview Drive among Bennington residents and out-of-town buyers.
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Bennington
Loretta L. Webster
Raymond H
Rosan F. Greene
Depot Street
David J
Marilyn A. Valent
Anthony J
Janet ‘T. Soffile
Hicksville
Tel Road
Tell Spring
Yankee Properties Ltd
New York
Jefferson Avenue
Sadie K. Nourse
William W. Burger
Paddock Drive
Sohn
Beatrice Mae McCardy
Delbert
Suzanne E. Sterling
Pageant Street
Walter J. Jr
Carmella A. Tofel
Louis
Sandra N. Scheider
Oak Park
Mich
Greenview Drive
Ann Hussey
Union, N.J
James T
Barbara N. LaCroix
John R
Susan M. Kongsvik
John F
Martha Bromirski
Butter Road
Bennington March zoning permits list issued
Bennington zoning administrator Stuart A Hurd reports March 1973 permits: Ann and John Tigan 323 Beech St in ground pool. William Pembroke 2568 Ben Mont Ave building ice storage sale. Perini Corporation Hewitt property Willow Road borrow pit. Warren C Jensen 202 Hunt St sign. Michael and Helen Frahere 237 Putnam or garage and patio. Kenneth Cane 1003 County St addition. Armalt G Bleekstone Silk Road new here. Mary Bushee Harmon Road double wide. Maurice BD McCurdy Chapel Road two car garage. Richard A Marcoux 28 Tinkam West new home. Total est value 74500.
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Stuart A. Hurd
Bennington
Ann and John Tigan
Beech St
Inground
William Pembroke
Ben Mont Ave
Perini Corporation
Hewitt
Willow Road
Borrow Pit
Warren C. Jensen
Hunt St
Michael and Helen Frahere
Putnam $B
Kenneth Cane
County St
Armalt G- Bleekstone
Silk Road
New Here
Mary Bushee
Harmon Road
Maurice BD. McCurdy
Chapel Road
Richard A. Marcoux
Tinkam West &T
New Home
Central Vermont CVPS weekly electricity output drops 4.6 percent
CVPS output for the week ending March 30 was 34,711,800 kilowatt hours, 1,648,500 kWh or 4.6 percent less than a year ago. Year to date output stands at 427,082,300 kilowatt-hours.
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Rutland — Electric
Central Vermont Public Service Corp
Fiber glass homes rise in U S housing market pick up
New York UPI reports that fiber glass reinforced plastic FRP arched wall ceiling sections from Rudkin Wily Corp are used in a growing number of homes across Connecticut Pennsylvania Georgia New Hampshire and New York. The Wesson family of Southbury Connecticut owns one of the early houses featuring a two level contemporary design with glass wood trim a stone fireplace and a glassed living room ceiling. The couple praises fiberglass for ease of care and suitability to their personal style, while marketing manager Hal Matthews notes the courage required for a young family to build with FRP.
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Robert Wesson
Southbury
Corm
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
Georgia
New Hampshire
New York
Rudkin-Wiley Corp
Stratford
Lew Ruby Joins Real Estate Firms as New York Rep
Lew Ruby, father of four and New York City native, joins WILMINGTON-Berkley and Weller Healters, based in the Wilmington office as a New York representative. A WWII veteran, he served in China Burma India with Merrill's Marauders, later a salesman for Whis. Fiber glass homes are seen as an emerging market, with Matthews predicting 5 percent of new homes will be fiber glass within five years.
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Wilmington
Berkley and
Weller Healters
Lew Ruby
New York
Ruby
New York City
St. John's University
Brooklyn
China
Burma
India
Army Signal Corps
Merrill's Marauders
Matthews
Ipation
Stem
Arden
Wesson
CVPS Reports 1972 Profit Rise and Sales Growth
Central Vermont Public Service Corp reports 1972 earnings per share of 1.85, dividends of 1.28, operating revenues of 37.27 million, and net income of 4.205 million. Kilowatt hour sales reach 1.568 billion, up 9.2 percent, with peak load at 344,300 kilowatts as customers total 96,449.
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Rutland
Central Vermont Public Service Corp
Central Vermont
Vermont
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Willian Whumsett
de Mare
Forrest R
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Roberts
Mary E. Guare
Union Street
George M
Mary C. Jenkins
Harold F
Alleson F White
Graton
Mass
Seminary Lane
Old Bennington
Donald MM
Tlizabeth J. LePage
Frances A. Morton
Jewett City
Conn
Dewey Street
Martha R. Bromirski
William E. Hoisington
Clark's Woods
Gerald
Morrissey, Inc
Besch Sr
Evans News
Will Remai
Sane
Union St
J. Darina
Laden
Weed
Carl Richey
Pat Herbert
Ghiris Pritten
Lechureran
Business World Silsontinue
Business World
Joe. la
Mrs. Wesson
S Lew Ruby
Shaftsbury
Ruth
Alan Morrison
Bermington Ford
Dwyer
Gulf Service
West Main Street
Mary Dwyer
Gulf
Franco Palumbo
Mionday
First Baptist Church
Tne
Monument Roofing and Sheet Metal Co
Pratt Street
Ates
CVPS
Bennington, VT
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