Shaftsbury selectmen discuss federal jobs program prospects
Shaftsbury selectmen debated using emergency employment act funds to hire townspeople for road work, building maintenance, and tree planting. They eyed snow fence reduction by tilting plow blades, sought blade price comparisons, and planned to contact the county forestry agent.
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Sheilah Miller
Shaftsbury
Selectman
Alvan Lawrence
Kenny Harrington
Jim White
Harrington
Snow
Petersburg
N.Y
Merton Snow
Lawrence
Connecticut funds solar powered elderly housing project
Connecticut wins a federal grant of 130700 to design solar heated 40 unit elderly housing in Hamden. Gov Meskill says first of its kind, with 20 solar heated units backed by conventional heat and a six year plan to reinvest savings. Solar arrays, storage tanks, and site selection are key design factors. A public meeting on related zoning changes is planned in Manchester.
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Lawrence Fellows
N.Y. Times
Hartford
Connecticut
Thomas J. Meskill
Hamden
New Haven
Richard Meier
Kaman
Cole Hall
Zoning Board of Adjustment
George Glanzburg
DVM
Double TT Farm
John Simson
Greg Burke
McHugh Concern
Kaman and
Minges Associates
Farmington
Minges
Gov
Meskill
Susan Hobbie Bennett
Department of Community Affairs
Bennett
Church Street
Missing nuclear materials spark alarm over security
Washington experts say thousands of pounds of highly enriched uranium and plutonium are unaccounted for amid industry and government plants, raising fears materials could fuel a crude atomic weapon. The AEC faces gaps in tracking, while calls mount for stronger safeguards and a dedicated federal police force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Burnham
N.Y
Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Commission
AEC
New York Times
Cranks
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
the Times
SEC
Kerr- McGee Corps
Crescent
Okla
Kerr-McGee
United States
Oklahoma
Kerr- McGee
New York City
World Trade Center
David Rosenbaum
White House
Office of Emergency Planing
William Sullivan
John Geogin
Union Carbide
Robert Jefferson
Sandia National Laboratory
Daniel Kleitman
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
General Accounting Office
Congress
Rosenbaum Committee
GAO
Atomic Industrial Forum
Kerr-McGee Corp
L. Manning Muntzing
William E. Kriegsman
Charles Thorton
U.S
Thorton
Ralph G. Page
Exxon Nuclear Co
Richland, Wash
Nuclear Fuels Services
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Paducah
Portsmouth
Ohio
Probe into Silkwood death continues by union investigator
A 37 page report by A O Pipkin Jr for the Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers Union disputes Oklahoma patrol cause of Karen Silkwood’s death. It contends bumper dents and track patterns imply a rear strike by an unknown vehicle after a crash, challenging the accident theory. FBI and AEC investigations are underway with Silkwood’s allegations of plant safety lapses at Kerr McGee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Burnham
N.Y. Times
Washington
Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers Union
Oklahoma Highway Patrol
Karen Silkwood
A.O. Pipkin Jr
Dallas
Miss Silkwood
Oklahoma State Highway Patrol
Pipkin
The
Union
Atomic Energy Commission
Kerr- McGee Corp
Crescent
Oklo
AEC
Kerr
Hoosick Falls appoints youth services director Leo McGuire
Town and village boards in Hoosick Falls appoint Leo R. McGuire of 183 Main St. as director of youth services for the town with a six month probation starting Jan 20 at 7250 per year plus fringe benefits. Upon June evaluation, salary may rise to 7500 and 12 month hiring. McGuire’s background includes Hoosick Falls schools and Hudson Valley College recreation supervision, and work with the Lan singburg Boys Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Leo R. McGuire
Main St
St. Mary’s Academy
Hoosick Falls Central School
Hudson Valley Community College
Hudson Valley
Lansingburg
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Shaftsbury Selectmen
Tony Altobell
Altobell
Hoosick Falls Central High School
Manchester
IGA
Beulah H. Johnson
Roy Furmark
Brooklyn
Johnson
Furmark
Robert Hayden
Town of
No Man’s Land
Vermont National
Mammoth Mart
Bennington
New England
Big ST
Monument Plaza Shopping Center
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