Kidnapping Fears Rise in Business Circles
New York based UPI report notes kidnappings of executives and families alarm security firms and police. ADT security chief George Held cites U S rise from 1,181 in 1969 to about 1,700 last year, with jewelers and bank officers most targeted. He advocates home surveillance devices to deter fake and real abductions, while California Governor Reagan proposes banning ransom payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
George Held
ADT Security Systems, Inc
Argentina
United States
Held
ADT
Burns, Pinkerton’s
Guardmark
Ronald Reagan
California
Harbour buys House of Color in Bennington on Main Street
Gary Alden Harbour of Bennington purchases the paint wallpaper and related products division of C L White Paint Glass and Wallpaper Store at 510 Main St. The sale excludes the C L White name. Peat and Ayer keep their partnership and operate as Glass at 105 Gage St. Harbour, 28, is married to Carol Winslow with two children and has art training and local business experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.L. White
Gary Harbour
William Peat
Peat
Tom Ayer
Gage St
Main St
Harbour House of Color
Gary Alden Harbour
Bennington
Ayer
Main Street
Leonard
Marilyn) Cross
Carol Winslow
Jeff
Laurie
Harbour
Bennington High School
New England School of Art
Boston
Garrison
North Bennington
Excelsior Printing Co
North Adams
Mass
Prudential
Bennington Property Transfers Record March 28 to April 25
Property transfers recorded by the Bennington town clerk include Fairdale Farms to Holden for Mount Anthony Road house and 4.62 acres at 25 107 dollars, and multiple Bennington residents selling homes and parcels to various buyers in March and April for amounts ranging from 3 000 to 33 000 dollars. Notable deeds include 123 River St to Henry M. Tuttle Co. and 132 Fillmore St to William Burdon, with other transfers on East Road 127 Dewey St Middle Pownal Road 310 School St and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Fairdale Farms Inc
Robert T
Ruth E. Holden
Mount Anthony Road
Noyce A
Lydia J. Bump
Hoosick
N.Y
Henry M. Tuttle Co. Inc
River St
America J
Judith Ann Santillo
William A
Donna B. Burdon
Fillmore St
Marion C. Cross
Patrick M
Deborah L. Kinney
East Road
Roy G
Marie Bergquist
Essex Junction
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Crescent Boulevard
West Side Drive
Colvin and Capella Inc
Gary O
Elaine Hicks
Dewey St
D & G Inc
Joseph Guetti
Howard B
Susan R. Lewis
Middle Pownal Road
Nicolo Carbonaro
Donald N. Conley
Donald L
Starlene L. Gabrus
Bruce E
Bonita I. Gabrus
Fairlawn Park
William
Selmajane Stuchel
North Branch St
Anne P. Flynn
Richard C. Jr
Joyce L. Gardner
Beech Street
William L
Genevieve B. Murphy
F. Peter
Kare L. Billard
Robinson Ave
Charles E
Arthur J. Dewey
Norman H
Edward Greenberg
West Main Street
Convent Avenue
Herman G
Kathleen M
Walter J. Jr
Ann K. Smith
Frank Street
Mildred C. Bourn
Raymond E
Katherine R. Allen
Lincoln St
Mary W. Nash Promoted to Assistant Treasurer at Chittenden
Mary W. Nash of Pownal was named assistant treasurer of Chittenden Trust Co. at a April 17 board meeting and will supervise the Arlington Office beginning May 1. A Brooklyn native, she moved to Bennington area in 1938, joined County National Bank in 1955, and held roles including head bookkeeper and head teller after mergers. She has banking course credentials and serves as church trustee, with bridge and dowsing hobbies. She and husband Hugh H. live on Barber's Pond Road in Pownal. they have three grown sons.
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Tenden Trust Co
Bank
Melvin A. Dyson
Bennington
Nash
Arlington
Chittenden
Brooklyn
N.Y
County National Bank
County Bank
American Institute of Banking
Second Congregational Church
Hugh H
Barber’s Pond Road
Pownal
Energy official warns of near term shortages and high investment needs
Duke Ligon of the Federal Energy Office told a Wings Club luncheon that near term spot shortages of refined petroleum products will persist until refinery capacity expands. He urged dramatically higher capital investment, estimated at 450 to 900 billion dollars by 1985, unless a more politically stable climate accelerates development of coal, offshore oil, and synthetic fuels under Project Independence.
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The
Journal of Commerce
NEW York
Duke R. Ligon
Federal Energy Office
Wings Club
Ligon
U.S
Bumpers cut crash costs but don’t prevent damage
Insurance tests show built in bumpers reduce damage in low speed crashes but not enough to prevent costly repairs. The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety found most 10 mile per hour crashes still produce notable bills, with costs from about 200 to over 400 dollars depending on model.
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Robert J. Cole
N.Y. Times News Service
New York
Allstate Insurance Company
American Motors
Hornet
Gremlin
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Insurance Institute For Highway Safety
Washington
Institute
G.M
Opel
Realty firm names new saleswoman Pauline Marchegiani
WILMINGTON BERKLEY & Weller Realtors announced Pauline Marchegiani as a sales associate. A Readsboro resident for years, she previously brokered insurance, owned Mack Agency on School Street, and is a New York native who studied at Girls High School and Drake Business College. She is married to Norman Marchegiani and they have four children.
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House of Color
Mary W. Nash
Chittenden Trust
Burlington
Wilmington — Berkley & Weller Realtors
Pauline
Pauline Marchegiani
Sylvania
Monument Plaza
Scheirich
Southern Vermont Appliance Center Inc
Wilmington
Cy Bluto
W. Main St
Lash
Stewart’s Bread 'N Butter
River
Church Streets
Hoosick Falls
Sol’s Mobil
Stewart’s
Fit Mington
Vermont
Morse & Butler
North Street
Wickes ES
Hone
Roofing and Sheet Metal Co
Pratt Street
Mastercharge
Bankamericard
Elm Street
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