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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1976
Page
7
Editor’s column offers practical fixes from answerers on screen repair reshaping wire and molding removal and tacking. patching holes. corner braces. sagging doors with turnbuckle device. attic plenum vents and louvered panels. advice on deck lumber choice, roof tile myths, and pine floor crack filling with glue and sawdust paste.
Warren C Cook is named chairman and chief executive of Chemical Fabrics Corp. of Bennington succeeding his father John R Cook who died in a Feb. 18 airplane crash. Edwin J Emmet remains president. Cook, born in New York City and raised in Massachusetts, is a Dartmouth graduate and former US hockey player with Marine Corps service and Navy Cross. He currently directs admissions at Noble and Greenough School and is married to Louise King with two children.
J Mack Tenney of Dorset Corp announces Gordon A. Loveland and C V Bill Carpenter as Hale Company Inc vice presidents in East Arlington Loveland continues as plant superintendent Carpenter remains sales manager Carpenter is a Michigan native and previously worked as an independent Hale sales representative in the state Hale manufactures rock maple early American furniture
A coalition of Nature Conservancy Appalachian Mountain Club and the Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests purchased 467 acres near Crawford Notch for about 178000 to protect iconic White Mountains scenery and extend the Crawford Path. The land will join the US National Forest system around November after Forest Service funding kicks in, with 40000 more raised for legal fees. Shawmut Bank provided financing and a local line of credit to aid future conservation land purchases.
A Washington study says federal tax and spending policies shift billions to Southern and Western states, eroding tax bases in the Northeast and Midwest. The Great Lakes states face the sharpest loss, with $62.2 billion paid in taxes but only $43.6 billion received. DC leads beneficiaries, Alaska follows. Reprinted from Washington Post.
Dufresne Henry Engineering Corp announces the acquisition of Mooney Engineering of Cumberland Center Maine. Mooney will operate as a division led by Alan Mooney, expanding Dufresne Henry’s reach to Vermont New Hampshire Maine Massachusetts and New York while total employment tops 110 in the firm’s 21st year.
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