Arlington’s Active Gerald Raftery Elevates Library Hub
Arlington residents see the Martha Canfield Library bloom under librarian Gerald Raftery since last year. He energizes a 15,000 volume collection, expands services with book donations, interlibrary loans, and school outreach while fostering a robust endowment drive and ongoing fundraising such as a bridge tourney and an antiques fair. The library’s growth includes space expansion, a children’s room, and strong local support from a dedicated board led by Richard Cowan.
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Savings Bonds Offer Safety Amid Rising Rates
UPI reports U S savings bonds remain the safest saving form with a fixed rate of 3 75 percent to maturity in seven years nine months. Rates may rise to about 4 0 4 25 percent to stay competitive with banks and credit unions while maintaining principal protection and tax deferral benefits.
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Board accuses Fed of bludgeon method inflation fight
Washington Rep. Henry Reuss charges the Federal Reserve Board used a bludgeon method to fight inflation, saying the December rate rise was premature and harms growth. He argues it hits small business, low income consumers and homeowners by raising loan interest.
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Maoris of New Zealand Weather Tides of Modern Civilization
National Geographic Society notes that New Zealand Maoris have preserved their traditions amid modernization. Captain Cook in 1769 admired their singing and forefathers’ stories. Maori wood carving thrives in communal meetinghouses in Bay of Plenty Rotorua and along the East Coast. A pivotal 1840 Waitangi Treaty helped protect Maori culture.
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Goddard College Seminar on Canadian American Relations Planned
Plainfield final preparations mark the seventh annual Canadian American Seminar for Management at Goddard College opening Feb 9 for two weeks. C George Benello says businessmen, scholars and journalists from Canada and the U S will discuss interdependence, government policy and relations with topics on balance of payments and tariffs. Gov Philip Hoff and Vermont business leaders will join Feb 13 dinner and discussion. a three day trip to Montreal includes talks by Jacques Parizeau and Maurice Sauve among others.
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