Government eases rules on cancerous chemicals
The Labor Department revises an emergency OSHA standard covering 14 carcinogenic materials to fit various workplaces, reaffirming their toxicity. Changes clarify applicability to isolated, closed, and open vessel operations, add clearer warnings and labels, and preserve bans in specific industries. Permits issued in Bennington July include signs, mobile homes, pools, and a branch bank building with a total estimated cost of 337,140.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soston
Labor Department
Jom H. Stender
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
OSHA
Stender
Bennington
Stuart A. Hurd
Edward Calbert
Silver St
Father Carpenter
Middle Pownsl Road
Isabelle Roberts
County St
Richard Robinson
Chapel Road
Main S T
Richard Gardner Sr
Main St
Francis
LaRoche
Robinson Ave
Roy Daniels
Overlea Road
Mobile Home
George Krawczyk
Rice Lane
Walter Burdick
Dean Santarcangelo
River St
Rody Oakes
Oakes St
Clarence Pelkie
Granit St
Charles Guett
Barney Road
Bennington Country
West Road
Lawrence Anderson
Division Place
Robert Kip
Depot Street
Elbert Andrews
Harwood Hill
Catamount National Bank
North and
Pleasant Streets
Woodford Town Moves July 1978 Property Transfers
Woodford Town Clerk Aileen C. O Neil reports July 1978 transfers. Deals include Woodford Lake Estates Inc to Henry and Lila Mercure and Alfred Martel for lot B04 at $500. Valentine and Viola Erb to Whispering Pines Inc for motel and three acres at $155,000. Norman and Ann LeBlanc to Joseph W and Dorothy M King for 1.44 acres at $2,000. Brendan Lyons to James and Diana Rizzi for lots 301 and 392 and cottage at $9,000. HN Sawyer to ELN Sawyer Jr and Rath E Sawyer for 30 acres on Stamford line at $100. Woodford Clark to Charles B Schermerham Jr for Jots 526 and 527 at $1,000. Otto and Bessie Christensen to Theodore and Irene Jolly for Jot 45 and cottage at $13,400.
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Woodford Lake Estates Inc
Woodford
Henry
Lila Mercure
Alfred Martel
Brattleborn
Valentine
Viola Erb
Whispering Pines Inc
Douglas F. Adams
James
Diana Rizzi
Westport
Conn
Han
Sawyer
Whitingham
HN. Sawyer Jr
Stamford
ELN
Saywer Jr
Rath
E. Sawyer
Cutford
Helen Clark
Charles
Globe-Union earnings and sales rise in nine months
Globe-Union Inc reports stronger nine month results with net sales of 172.281 million, up 41 percent from the prior year. Primary earnings total 1.98 per share on 2,040,807 shares outstanding, with 1.37 per share on 1,827,482 shares last year.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Clobe- Union Inc
Ford Lays Ground for Taiwan Auto Plant and Export Push
Ford becomes the first foreign automaker to invest in Taiwan by buying 70 percent of Lio Ho Automo sive Industrial Corp and planning a Chung Li factory. Output starts with Cortina L sedans in March and Escort later, with a goal of 15,000 vehicles annually plus engine production by 1974 for export.
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Chung LI
Taiwan
APL
Southeast Asia
Ford
Raymond C.F. Chen
Ford-Lio Ho Automobile Industrial Corp
Chiang Kaishek
Peking
Lio Ho Automosive Industrial Corp
Lio Ho
Japan
Tayata
Ching Li
Taipei
Chen
Detroit
Asia
Pacific
Nixon
General Motors
Volkswagen
Henry Ford
Henry Klysinger
Lin Ha
Children Should Learn Money Handling Early
Dean C. Miller outlines early money education for children, advising parents to start during preschool shopping trips. He notes allowances should grow with age, stress budgeting, keeping records, and treating allowance as a business tool to teach responsibility rather than emotional rewards.
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Dean C. Miller
UFI
New York
UPI
First National City Bank of New York
Millspaugh Named CVPS Treasurer in Rutland
Rutland Vermont Theodore W. Milspaugh Jr. has been elected treasurer of Central Vermont Public Service Corp. He succeeds Harare Lyne who retired after more than 30 years with the company. Lyne joined CVPS in 1942 as assistant auditor and served as auditor comptroller and treasurer. Milspaugh, a CPA, has broad corporate accounting and financial management experience. He joined CVPS in 1971 as assistant treasurer after a career as an audit manager.
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Rutland
Theodore W. Milspaugh Jr
Central Vermont Public Service Corp
Millspaugh
Harare 3
New England Telephone Forced to Pay Fair Wages to Women
Boston reports New England Telephone Co agreed to pay 436000 in back wages to 414 women after lawsuits by the Secretary of Labor alleged Equal Pay Act violations. The consent decree enjoins pay disparities, raising women station assigners to wage scales of 138.50 to 184 weekly from prior 81 to 121, with past gaps dating to 1971.
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New England
Boston
Mass
New England Telephone Co
Secretary of Labor
U.S. District Court
Pater J. Brennan
Brennan
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Employment Standards Administration
ESA
Labor Department
New England Telephone
Tool Confab Biggest In Many Years In Boston Show
Boston event hosts SME New England exposition October 10 to 12 with over 90 firms in John B Hynes Auditorium presenting nearly 2 million dollars worth of tooling and metalworking gear. Distributors from Warner Swasey Bridgeport Powermatic and others showcase forming presses cutting and machine tools plus NC gear and safety equipment. Nine sessions cover electro mechanical manufacturing OSHA material removal computers and metaworking fluids with recertification credits available. Plant tours and student sessions are planned.
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Boston
Mass
New England Tool & Manufacturing
Society of Manufacturing Engineers
Bostion
John B. Hynes
Warner & Swasey
Bridgeport
Powermatic
Wysong
Futurmill
Raytheon Company
Missile Systems
Bedford
Talient
SME
New England
Thomas F. Alfonse
Butts & Ordway Co
Cambridge
Betit Receives Full Scholarship to Oberlin College
Raymond P. Betit of Bennington and treasurer of E A French Agency in North Adams Massachusetts received a full scholarship from the Independent Mutual Agents of New England to attend the school for Mutual Agents at Oberlin College Ohio. He returns from Oberlin after completing coursework in fire and marine casualty insurance.
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Raymond P. Betit
Raymond P. Belt Insurance Agency
Bennington
E.A. French Agency Inc
North Adams
Mays
Independent
Mutual Agents of
New England
Mutual Agents
Oberlin College
Oberlin
Ohio
Bett
World aluminum supply termed inexhaustible
Washington reports experts claim aluminum is inexhaustible, with 8 percent of the earth’s crust as bauxite ore. Recycling drives cut energy use to a fraction of original production, and while demand grows, reserves are estimated to exceed 16 trillion beverage cans in lifetime.
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Washington, D.C
Bureau of Mines
United States
France
National Geographic Society
Napoleon II
Hans Christian Oersted
Henri Sainte- Claire Deville
Germany
Robert Wilhelm von Bunsen
Charles Hall
Paul Heroult
Paris
Greenland
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Aileen C. O'Neil
Globe-Union
NNP
Pratt Street
Bannington
Gurveying
Gerald E. Morrissey
Beech St
Look
County National Bank
Chinenden Trust Go
Putnam Square
Junior
Gome
Ouerigaabieles
Betit
Greenbergs
Yorktown
Triangle Pacific
Fim Tee
Heuwaet
Prderess Building
Bennington,, VE
Wickes
Kitchen
North Street
Benrington Dial
Grand Union Empire
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