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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1973
Page
9
Dear House Doctor notes a neighbor’s leaking water heater, causing widespread floor damage before the plumber arrives. Emphasizes every home occupant should know how to shut off the water, warns valve locations vary, and offers DIY guidance on locating and operating the main shutoff and even making a wrench.
James M. Dermody, special assistant to the FAA Alaskan regional director, begins duties as superintendent of the FAA Management Training School in Lawton Oklahoma. Former air traffic controller in the Air Force from 1951 to 1955 and navigator radar officer in the Vermont Air National Guard. he is a major in the Alaskan Air Guard. He graduated from St.
A Vermont Extension safety specialist notes alcohol heightens crash risk during Christmas gatherings. Tests show danger at 0.04 percent, with legal limit at 0.10 in Vermont. One-for-one plan urges a drink per hour or none before driving. coffee and coffee boosts do not sober quickly.
Four Hoosick Falls residents receive promotions at OAK Materials Group. Joseph D. Dubuke becomes maintenance foreman overseeing repair and new machinery. Norman G. Scott advances to departmental manager of plumbing products. Joseph J. Smith manages the yarn department and earned NASA Apollo Achievement Award. Edward J. Decker Jr. rises to quality control manager in circuit materials. All reside in Hoosick Falls with their spouses and children.
The nations first home computer service In-Touch based in Seattle is closing after six months due to distrust of computers. Joseph Gelzer Jr. says it pays not to be first as the service faced barriers like touchtone requirements and high monthly costs. About 300 of 400 initial customers will receive free time until shutdown.
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