Mack Molding workers reject wage offer strike July 5
Union members at Mack Molding Co Arlington vote to reject a 4.7 percent wage increase and plan a strike at midnight May 5. Local 1199 of the IAMAW has about 85 members, with 29 non union workers. The contract expires Feb 1, 1975, and leaders seek a 12 percent cost of living raise, saying they have lost ground in two years.
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Arlington
Mack Molding Co
International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers
Mack Molding
Clifford Harrington
Shaftsbury
Harrington
Kendall
Blue Cross- Blue Shield
The
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Scientists accuse AEC of solar energy cover up
A group led by Dr. Barry Commoner charges the Atomic Energy Commission with suppressing optimistic solar energy data to boost nuclear power. They note uncertainties about breeder reactors and costs, while AEC officials deny suppression and cite a public report. The dispute accompanies hearings on environmental impacts and a broader energy strategy debate.
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Edward Cowan
N.Y. Times
Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Institute For Public Information
Barry Commoner
AEC
John A. Harris Jr
Office of Information Services
Commoner
Institute
Los Angeles
Mary McClellan Hospital Admissions and Discharges
CAMBRIDGE NY April 14 to 20 admissions include Lileth M Bernard Granville Ernest Cleveland Salem Dean J Collamer Cambridge Albert W Cooper Cambridge Ethel F Durfee Cambridge Harry Howard Shushan Dorothy King Salem John LaFountain Buskirk James McFarland Greenwich Anna Mae Morris Salem Gloria Mulligan Cambridge Colleen Riley Greenwich Angelo Scarfo Salem Helen M Searles Greenwich Mary Sullivan Greenwich Diane Wilson Salem Discharges include Lelieth M Bernard Granville Ernest B Cleveland Salem Donna L Durkee Schuylerville Florence J Flint Salem Clayton W Jones Greenwich James McFarland Greenwich Gloria Mulligan Cambridge Marion E Parrish Salem Joseph B Scherer Saratoga Springs Helen M Searles Middle Falls Mary C Sullivan Greenwich Elizabeth A Webster Cambridge Gregory D Willette Greenwich.
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Cambridge
N.Y
Lileth M. Bernard
Granville
Ernest Cleveland
Salem
Dean J. Collamer
Albert W. Cooper
Ethel F. Durfee
Harry Howard
Shushan
Dorothy King
John LaFountain
Buskirk
James McFarland
Greenwich
Anna Mae Morris
Gloria Mulligan
Colleen Riley
Angelo Scarfo
Helen M. Searles
Mary
Lisa J. Aubey
Lelieth M. Bernard
Ernest B. Cleveland
Donna L. Durkee
Schuylerville
Florence J. Flint
Clayton
W. Jones
Marion E. Parrish
Joseph B. Scherer
Saratoga Springs
Middle Falls
Mary C. Sullivan
Elizabeth A. Webster
Gregory D. Willette
Dorset Preschool Clinic and Planning Commission Meeting
The Dorset Nursing Association hosts a preschool clinic for Dorset children entering Kindergarten in September at United Church of Dorset on Wednesday May 1 from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. Registration follows at Dorset Elementary. Mrs Charles Skip tunas will be in the kindergarten room from 9 30 to 1 30 to discuss the program. No school for current Kindergarten students that day. The Dorset Planning Commission meets at 7 30 p.m. on Wednesday April 24 at the town office.
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Dorset Nursing Association
Dorset
United Church of Dorset
Charles Skiptunas
Dorset Planning Commission
Shaftsbury Selectmen Discuss Reappraisal Petition
At a Monday meeting Shaftsbury selectmen reviewed the town reappraisal and a circulating petition to overturn it. Snow refused to sign the petition, warning it aims at reducing taxation via the reappraisal. They discussed farmer tax advantages and noted past state aid loss due to higher state valuations. A dog attack incident, grader tire purchase, and next meeting time were also noted.
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Sheilah Miller
Shaftsbury
Merton Snow
Anthony Altobell
Alvan Lawrence
Snow
Altobell
Donald Brown
Brown
Lawrence
Bellah to speak at Williams on civil religion and religious consciousness
Williams College hosts two lectures by Prof. Robert N. Bellah of UC Berkeley this week. On Thursday at 8 p.m. in Jesup Hall he discusses The Broken Covenant Civil Religion in a Time of Trial, with the religion department and Williams Lecture Committee sponsoring. Friday at 6 30 p.m. at St John’s Church in Williamstown he leads a dessert discussion on Current Research on Religious Consciousness, sponsored by the Williams Chapel Board and St John’s Parish. Bellah, Harvard alum and Ford Professor at Berkeley, has written four books including Religion and Progress in Modern Asia.
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Williamstown
Mass
Robert N. Bellah
University of California At Berkeley
Williams College
Jesup Hall
Bellah
Department of Religion
Williams
St. John’s Church
Park Street
Williams Chapel Board
St. John’s Parish
Ellah
Harvard
McGill
Ford
Berkeley
Center For
Brattleboro Brings Back Vernon Yankee Hearing on Inerting
The Atomic Safety and Licensing Appeal Board orders Vermont Yankee to reopen hearings on whether to de inert the reactor containment after May 6. Nitrogen had been pumped into the containment to prevent hydrogen explosions, a step questioned by engineers and contested by the New England Coalition on Nuclear Pollution. The board cites insufficient evidence and plans deadlines for positions by April 26 and a pre hearing schedule by May 31. The plant is operating at about 80 percent capacity with possible fuel problems delaying higher output.
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Brattleboro
Vernon
Vermont Yankee
Atomic Safety and Licensing Appeal Board
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
AEC Licensing Board
Appeal Board
New England Coalition On
Lawrence Keyes
Keyes
Maine Yankee reports leak in primary water system
A Maine Yankee official confirmed a leakage in the plant's primary closed water loop but said there is no leakage of radioactivity into the environment. The plant may remain open while the fuel core is assessed, with a June decision on whether to shut for six to eight weeks.
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Wiscasset, Maine
UPI
Maine Yankee Atomic Generating Plant
Don Laubenstein
Maine Yankee
Laubenstein
Arlington Bicentennial Committee Meeting Sunday
The Arlington Bicentennial Committee will meet this Sunday April 28 at 2 30 p m at the West Arlington Community House near the covered bridge. Arlington Memorial High School home economics play school for children ages 3 to 5 under the direction of Mrs Sue Bent requests donations of usable toys and children's furniture left at the high school during the morning session before May 3.
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Arlington Bicentennial Committee
West Arlington
Covered Bridge
Arington Memorial High School
Sue Bent
Arlington Selectmen Review Draft Village Ordinances
Arlington selectmen reviewed a draft of new village ordinances at a meeting last night. The board did not accept the ordinances due to the absence of Selectman Donald Keough, but would record and post them if accepted, with 60 days until potential effect. Constable Charles H. Farrell noted revenue from traffic violations could stay with the town minus $3 for clerical costs.
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Arlington Review
Arlington
Arlington Selectmen
Donald Keough
Edith Wright
Selectmen
Charles H. Farrell
Farrell
Falls Philathea Society dinner and installation
About 60 women attended the Hoosick Falls Baptist Church Philathea Society annual banquet in the church hall. Turkey dinner, music by Cortland Cottrell and Douglas Sherman, and memorial for deceased members were included. New officers elected and installed by Mrs. John Elliott.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Philathea Society
Men’s_ Fellowship
Cortland Cottrell
Douglas Sherman
John Elliott
William Brown
Carl Brownell
Raymond Calhoun
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