Dorset condo complex planned on Green Peak slope
Dorset Black Rock Farm announces final planning for a 190 acre hillside development near Green Peak. Ralph and Mrs. Cummings outline 14 condo units with three bedroom options, water and septic plans, and five year construction to avoid sudden population shifts. Environmental Board hearing set for December 20 at Burr and Burton Seminar.
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Black Rock Farm
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Burton Sentinary
Live-in Chinese cook craze spreads among American families
A New York feature explains the rising trend of hiring live-in Chinese cooks for upscale households. It profiles families like the Loves and Gladstones, noting high pay, secrecy, and the cooks’ tight control over menus, shopping, and household duties. It warns of hiring hurdles and emphasizes the importance of Chinese community contacts.
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New York
Children's center makes annual appeal for funds
The Josephine Baird Children's Center in Burlington appeals for donations to support troubled children during Christmas. Staff note both joy and sadness of the season as youths like Philip Mere Steve Linda and Jack receive care, therapy, and family work. Henry Kite urges gifts to aid activities, furnishings, craft materials, equipment, and instruments at 1110 Pine Street.
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Philip
Mere
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Children’s Center
Pine Street
Yankee Inc to publish The New Englander magazine
Bayard Sawyer will lead The New Englander after Yankee Inc buys Walsh Publishing Co. The Boston based publisher plans broader coverage of social and environmental issues affecting business, including pollution taxation energy transit and growth, with Sawyer bringing 28 years of McGraw-Hill and Business Week experience. Yankee Inc. already publishes Yankee magazine The Old Farmer's Almanac and related regional titles.
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New Englander Magazine
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New Englander
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Dublin, NH
Yankee Magazine
New England
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Burfeind Promoted to Assistant Trust Officer at First Vermont Bank
William B. Burfeind rises to assistant trust officer in the Bennington branch after joining the bank in 1971 and completing Rutland management training. Also announced are multiple promotions across Brattleboro Rutland and Brattleboro.
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Bennington
First Vermont Bank and Tust Co
Burfeind
Rutland
Rutgers
Pownal
Linda
First Vermont
William E. Burfeind
Fred W. Yeadon Jr
James M. Fish
Brattleboro
Robert C. Lovejoy
Frank A. McGaffigan
William G. McCracken
Priscilla K. Smith
William 4G. Goodrich
Richard P. Madigan
Frank I. Marini
Central Vermont Public Service weekly power output rises
CVPS in Rutland reports week ending December 4 output at 40,978,000 kilowatt hours with 3,366,000 kilowatt hours more than last year, an 8.92 percent increase. Year to date output reaches 1,635,029,100 kilowatt hours.
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Hunter sees expanding Vermont economy
Brattleboro Vermont National Bank president John Bunter Jr predicts a strong immediate upturn in the southern Vermont economy as the national recovery continues. He notes growing demand in commercial sectors from Rutland through Woodstock Brattleboro to Bennington and signals a long term recovery for machine tool industries in Precision Valley and Springfield with improved prospects for Rutland market penetration in 1875.
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Brattleboro
Vermont National Bank
Vermont
John Bunter Jr
Hunter
Rutland
Woodstock
Bennington
Precision Valley
Springfield
First Vermont directors vote stock dividend
The directors of the First Vermont Bank and Trust Company voted at their Dec 11 1972 meeting to pay a 2 percent stock dividend to stockholders of record at 3 p m Friday Jan 3 1973. Fractional shares will be accumulated and sold by sealed bid with proceeds paid pro rata. The bank expects the dividend to be delivered on or before Feb 1.
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First Vermont Bank and Trust Company
Ite Aac Cidere
Pipe dreams Tucson man arrested in court protest
Cecil Taylor, 32, lit a marijuana filled pipe in a Pima County courtroom and was arrested during his drug trial this week. He told investigators the act was a protest against anti marijuana laws.
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Ant
UPI
Cecil Taylor
Pima County
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