Bargaining Session Set in Bryant Grinder Strike
A Friday bargaining session will be held between Bryant Grinder Co. Springfield union officials and management under federal mediator John O Reilly to break a seven week deadlock. About 350 United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America members have protested on picket lines since Nov. 4 as contract talks began last June.
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Springfield
UPS
Bryant Grinder Co
John O' Reilly
Concord
N.H
United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America
Albany Union Station to Close Over Christmas Weekend
Albany area readers note Union Station on Broadway ends service Sunday at 11 p.m. A new East Street depot in Rensselaer opens, offering 84 seats and 150 car parking. The 1900 station cost 400000 and will be replaced by a modern glass-lined facility ten minutes from downtown Albany.
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Albany
Penn Central
Union Station
Broadway
East Street
Rensselaer
Berkshire planning program approved for HUD funds
Berkshire County Regional Planning Commission gains HUD approval for interim sewer and water planning. All member towns Dalton Hinsdale North Adams and Williamstown can submit loan and grant applications and qualify for a 5 to 10 percent bonus grant.
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Pittsfield
Berkshire County Regional Planning Commission
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Karl Hekler
Dalton
Hinsdale
North Adams
Williamstown
Five Killed In Holiday Accidents In Vermont
Five Vermonters died in Christmas Day incidents. Two Franklin youths, Joseph Houle age 12 and his brother Robert age 7, were killed when their sled slid under a car driven by Francis J. Harrod in Town Road 13. Neil Stewart, 84, and Maude Stewart, 75, perished in a Barnet house fire. Edwin Stewart, 56, escaped through a window and alerted others after walking barefoot. David G. Gale, 18, a Stowe soldier home on leave from Fort Benning, Ga., died of smoke inhalation in his bedlage after a pre dawn fire.
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Franklin
Joseph Houle
Robert
Kerbs Hospital
St. Albans
Francis J. Harrod
Barnet
Neil Stewart
Maude
Stewart House
Edwin Stewart
Stowe
Clifton Thompson
David G. Gale
Gale
Fort Benning
Eleven Windsor prisoners on Christmas furloughs return
Windsor prison officials report eleven inmates from a group of 35 chosen for a first of its kind Christmas furlough program in Vermont. The men, selected for good behavior, left Tuesday morning to visit families and were due back at 3 p.m. The program aims to test humane rehabilitation methods in New England.
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Windsor
UPI
Robert Smith
Vermont
New England
Glamour era in the sixties and modern living tips
John Ratelle Living in the Soaring Six ties presents a look at the era’s research and inventions, fashion and eating habits, and the rise of glamour in clothes and entertainment. The piece invites readers to cook with flair, shares hints for joining the in crowd, and promotes Beau-May Restaurant and Lounge at 225 N Bennett Road with daily hours and a Sunday special. Plywood drawers under a bed showcase space-saving ideas.
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Beau-May
Bennington Rd
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