Arken Industries pioneers a small Vermont machine shop
Arlin G. Brown and Kenneth Olney., former Sibley Manufacturing leaders, operate Arken Industries Inc. as the first tenant of the Economy Graphics plant in North Bennington Vermont. They own six turning and milling machines and plan to hire eight to ten workers next year while pursuing government contracts and military specifications. They declined SBA loans over restrictions, aiming for flexibility and self-made profits.
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Arken
Arlin G. Brown
Kenneth Olney
Arken Industries Inc
Economy Graphics
Water Street
North Bennington
Brown and Olney
Warner and
Swazey
Thomas Brothers Machine Shop
Springfield
Thomas
Aiken
Olney
Jones and Lamson
Brown
Cone Automatic
Windsor
Vermont Industrial Development Agency
Bennington County Industrial Corp
Water Vliet Arsenal
New York
Vermont
Uncle Sam
Small Business Administration
Bennington Property Transfers Filed Jan to Feb
Bennington town records list transfers from January 27 to February 18 including rental apartments at Bank Street North Bennington for 47500 by Oakley M Frost and Dorothy Frost to Justin J Mueller of Manchester. multiple parcels including open land on North Branch Street Extension for 3000. Meadowbrook Drive residence for 80000. 8.28 acres on West Road for 20000. and other Bennington properties. Notable spins include Grove Street apartments for 19000. Turnabout Lane lot for 5400. Center Street lot for 6000. 230 North Street house for 23000. Jennings Drive residence for 31000. North Street commercial properties for 60000. Bates Street house for 34000. Numerous names and addresses across Bennington and surrounding areas.
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Bennington
Oakley M
Dorothy Frost
North Bennington
Justin J. Mueller
Manchester
Bank Street
William and
Selmajane Stuchel
Union City
Robert J
Judith E. Bouplon
North Branch Street
Grace E. Meinhold
Frederick P
Maureen K. Loy
Virginia Beach
Meadowbrook Drive
Richard F
Anne T. English
Watering Inc
Rhode Island
Terry Ehrich
West Road
Erwin W
Louise E. Dunham
John W. Wilkinson
Dewey Street
Chittenden Trust Co
Charles E
Alan D. Watson
Grove St
William E. Hoisington
Grace G. Meinhold
Turnabout Lane
William H. Morse
Francis B. Jr
Judith A. Woodward
Center Street
Luella B. Wilson
Terrance B
Susan B. LaPlante
North St
Jeffrey T
Candace B. Kilburn
John W
Kathy L. LeRay
Jennings Drive
Everett L. Vose
Patrick B
Brenda Icchi
David D
Elizabeth L. Harrington
Mesa, Ariz
First Vermont Bank and Trust Co
Bates Street
Myers Joins Butler Realty as Real Estate Consultant
Richard T. Myers joins Butler Realty in Bennington as a real estate sales consultant. A Bennington native, he is a veteran of four years U.S. Navy service and former staff member of the Chief of Naval Air Training. He has education from St Francis de Sales Academy, Bennington High School, St Joseph Business College, Castleton State College, Siena College, and North Adams State College, and has taught in the North Adams Public School system for ten years.
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Richard T. Myers
Butler Realty
Bennington
Myers
St. Francis de Sales Academy
Bennington High School
St. Joseph Business College
Castleton State College
Siena College
North Adams State College
U.S. Naval Service
Chief of Naval Air Training
North Adams
Mass
Instalment plans cost more than cash purchases
This piece explains why installment loans cost more than cash buys due to seller charges for credit checks contracts collecting installments and record keeping plus interest. It notes some extra fees and insurance but suggests installment plans can still help many own needed goods and promotes J Winslow Plumbing Heating Supply Co for credit help with heating upgrades and offers home visits for estimates. It ends with a cooking tip to cook asparagus slowly.
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Postal financing crisis pushes Congress to rethink USPS funding
Congress grapples with financing the 14 billion dollar annual USPS operation as rising costs and a shrinking first class mail base loom. A court ruling may curb rate hikes for first class, while growth in electronic payments and package delivery press for reform. The National Academy of Sciences urges an internal electronic mail system, and a major report is due by March 15.
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U.S. Postal Service
U.S
David Minton
House Committee On Post Office and Civil Service
Commission On Postal Service
Postal Service
National Academy of Sciences
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Postal Service Board of Governors
Postal Rate Commission
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