Power spokesman defends lines and nuclear plants
Herbert R. Waite of New England Electric rebutts criticism of overhead lines and nuclear plants in Ipswich speech. He argues underground lines raise costs, nuclear plants cut fuel bills and pollution, and notes electric rates rise mainly from fuel costs and high taxes. Waite cites TVA and Massachusetts Electric contrasts to challenge calls for federal intervention.
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Ipswich
Mass
New England
Herbert R. Waite
New England Electric
Massachusetts Audubon Society
Waite
Tennessee Valley Authority
Massachusetts Electric Company
Massachusetts
Community Light and Power Joins Central Vermont Public Service
The merger of Community Light and Power Company into Central Vermont Public Service Corporation became effective January 31 after Vermont Public Service Board approval. About 1,200 former Community customers will switch to CVPS rates, with residential rates on average 20 percent lower.
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Community Light and Power Company, Inc
Central Vermont Public Service Corporation
L. Douglas Meredith
CVPS
Meredith
Vermont Public Service Board
Community Light and Power Company
Central Vermont
Salisbury
Ripton
New Haven
Cornwall
Bridport
Middlebury
Community
Administrator Joins State Health Department in Vermont
Walter A. Higgins has joined the Vermont State Health Department as executive administrator. He succeeds John D. Detore at the Medical Center Hospital of Vermont. Higgins, a Holyoke native, served 1940 to 1962 in the U.S. Army, retiring as lieutenant colonel, and has held roles at the University of Vermont, Peekskill Military Academy, and St. Michael's College. He and wife live in Underhill with three sons.
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Burlington
Walter A. Higgins
Vermont State Health Department
R. B. Aiken
John D. Detore
Medical Center Hospital of Vermont
Higgins
Holyoke
Mass
Fall River
University of Rhode Island
Tufts Medical School
New York University
American University
Wash
U.S
Japan
Korea
United States
University of Vermont
Peekskill Military Academy
Peekskill
N.Y
St. Michael’s College
Vermont National Guard
Camp Johnson
Sandgate barber to enter Rutland Hospital for surgery
Raymond Agostini of Sandgate will enter Rutland Hospital on Sunday for surgery in the early part of next week. He operates Rays Beauty Shop in Arlington and will be confined for five or six days, hoping to reopen the shop in about two weeks.
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Raymond Agostini
Sandgate
Rutland Hospital
Agostini
Rays Beauty Shop
Arlington
Stockholders Meeting Reports Factory Point Bank Profits
Manchester report of the 86th annual meeting notes net earnings over 100000 for the year and year end deposits at a record 13235000, with a 300000 capital increase from a 4 for 1 split and 6000 new common shares. Directors reelected include Bartlett and Brewster. officers elected Schafer president Ellis vice president Johnson cashier Binkley assistant cashier Jannicky assistant cashier. Tellers named by the directors.
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Manchester
Factory Point Bank
Masonic Hall
Christian Schafer
Schafer
I. Norton Bartlett
Robert C. Brewster
James B. Campbell
Homer B. Ellis Jr
Carleton G. Howe
Arthur M. Kelton
John S. McCormick Jr
Douglas P. Shaw
Earle E. Storrs
John L. Whalen
Christian W. Schafer
Donald G. Johnson
Phyllis Binkley
David E. Jannicky
New England Hotel Motel and Restaurant Show set in Boston
The 44th annual New England Hotel Motel and Restaurant Show will run April 29 to May 1 at War Memorial Auditorium Boston. It is the region’s largest exposition for lodging and food service with exhibits, demonstrations and educational sessions including a convenience foods forum. The event draws about 25 000 industry visitors and is led by Harold R Dolby with Walter J Dunfey as chair.
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Boston
New England
War Memorial Auditorium
Harold R. Dolby
Convenience Foods Forum
Hotel Service Inc
Boston Epicurean Club
Walter J. Dunfey
Dunfey Family Hotels and
Motor Inns
Parker House
New England Innkeepers Association
Massachusetts Restaurant Association
Greater Boston Hotel & Motor Inn Association
Cushman Co. funds supervisory training program
H T Cushman Mfg Corp engages Cambridge Associates of Boston to run a six month supervisory executive training program for Cushman foremen and supervisors in North Bennington. Charles S Shaughnessy Jr says General Interiors prioritizes improving managerial skills as Cushman projects a 20 percent volume rise in 1969, requiring high performance from first line supervisors.
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H.T. Cushman Mfg. Corp
Cambridge Associates
Boston
Mass
North Bennington
Cushman
Charles S. Shaughnessy Jr
Cushman-Shaw Group
General Interiors
Gillette named chairman of National Life Board
Robert Gillette of Barre, Rock of Ages Corp. president, elected chairman of National Life Insurance Co. board. He succeeds Deane C. Davis who resigned after becoming Vermont governor. The Montpelier meeting also restructured home office staff with Morton A. Laird named executive vice president and several others promoted to senior roles.
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Montpelier
Robert §. Gillette
Barre
Rock of Ages Corp
National Life Insurance Co
Deane C. Davis
Vermont
Gillette
Rock of Ages
Morton A. Laird
Norman L. Campbell
Everett G
Fey
National Life
John H. Harding
Arthur B. Lincoln Jr
Robert E. Minnich
Paul M. Brady
George M. Collins
S. Graham Henderson
Raymond J. Benko
Frederick G. Mehlman
Andrew R. Field
Alden Guild
Thomas S. Conlon
Sheldon Bowers
John L. Stotler
Henry Augustoni
Home Office
Claude J. Trudel
Actuary Life
Foster S. Boothby
Richard S. Walter
Robert Young Jr
William H
Erly
Mass
Laird
Yale
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
National Life Investment Management Co., Inc
Vermont Bid Notice for Readsboro Route 100 Project
Department of Highways Montpelier invites sealed bids for grading drainage and paving on Readsboro Vermont Route 100 Stamford Readsboro road. Bid opening is 11:00 AM EST March 7 1969. Prequalification required with wage and labor law compliance noted. Bid right reserved to reject any or all bids. John T Gray Commissioner. Feb 8 15 1969
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Department OF Highways
Montpelier
Vermont
State Administration
Readsboro
Stamford
Readshboro
Pelsne
Bennington
Secretary of Labor
State Highway Board
John T. Gray
Bennington Town Meeting Warns March 3 1969
Town meeting notice for Bennington residents to gather at the Elementary School on School Street March 3 at 7 30 pm to transact floor business and adjourn on March 4 at 10 am for officer elections and ballot articles. North Bennington voters participate in officer elections and all ballots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
North
Town Meeting Notice North Bennington Vermont 1969 Ballot
Notice of town meeting at North Bennington Fire House and Bennington Elementary School on March 3 1969 and March 4 1969 detailing reports by town officers setting compensation, highway aid, tax levy, indebtedness, tax bill timing and payment date, and other business to be transacted by ballot including officers election and alcohol license questions. Also votes on flood control funding up to 15000 dollars for Roaring Branch project.
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North Bennington
Bennington
Said Bennington
School Street
U.S. Army Engineers
Roaring Branch
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N.E. Power
Harvard
Marine Corps
Wakefield
Swampscott
Culligan
Enterprise
Bennington OR
Pownal
Culligan Water
Lenox, Mass
Haynes
Kane, Inc
Main St
Greenberg
Main Street
the Vermont Bank
AO Rosy Company
the Bank
Mid-Vermont Light Company
Central Vt
Rutland
North Adams
Sprague Electric Company
Robert Co. Sprague
State Health Department
Ington
D.C
Mrs. Higgins
Underhill
West Arlington
Stockholders’ Meeting
Lois Squires
Marion Batchelder
Betty Powers
Judith Brownell
Paula Curran
Elizabeth Taylor
Louise Hartwell
Carol Thompson
Rebecca Bergeron
Margaret Bryant
Thelma Goodell
Nancy Smith
Leona Squires
Marcia McWayne
Anita Parks
James Mabry
Cushman Co
Robert Gillette
Gov. Davis
New York
UPD
U.S. Savings and Loan League
Gerald £. Morrissey, Inc
General
Beech St
Bennington, Vt
Ana
Marion Harbour
Salvatore’s
Us Today
Lly
Atle
Johnson Oil Coq
Bennington Rd
Dial
Bennington, Vermont
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