Pack rat storage system for garage shelves
House Doctor offers a simple build your own storage system for sentimental clutter. A six verticals with horizontal furring strip frame uses half inch plywood for top and rear attachments, designed to fit standard 11 5 by 17 5 by 12 inch packing cases and anchored with angle irons for stability.
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GE earnings jump in last quarter and year
General Electric reported fourth quarter earnings of 1.29 dollars a share, up 16 percent from 1.12 a year earlier, boosted by the Utah International acquisition. For 1976 GE earned 4.12 a share, up about 34 percent, with Utah adding roughly seven cents. Sales reached 4.52 billion in Q4, 15.7 billion for 1976. Chairman Jones cited better demand and cost controls, noted gas shortages disrupted plants, and mentioned 6,000 to 7,000 temporary layoffs. He reaffirmed tax-cut and investment credit calls.
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New York
UPI
General Electric Co
Utah International Inc
Utah
Jones
Ohio
Putnam Hospital Expands Staff With New Hires
Putnam Memorial Hospital adds two new staff members. Danielle Seifer-Houde joins Berkshire Rehabilitation Center as physical therapist on Jan 5 after earning a BS and diploma from Simmons College. David Wilner named public information officer replacing Paula Melvin. previously a Youth Service Bureau Counselor living in Shaftsbury with his wife and daughter.
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Danielle Seifer-Houde
Berkshire Rehabilitation Center
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Ms. Seifert-Houde
Simmons College
Boston
Children’s Hospital Medical Center
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Boston Veterans Administration Hospital
Youville Hospital
Cambridge
Mass
David Wilner
Putnam
Paula H. Melvin
New Hampshire
Vilner
Youth Service Bureau
Shaftsbury
Hoosick Falls Opens Ann's Antique Shop on Church Street
Mayor Donald Bogardus joins a ribbon cutting for Ann's Antique Shop at 59 Church St Hoosick Falls. Attendees include Joan Rogers town councilman Ann T Maleahy proprietor and Mrs Peter Sigalos owner. The shop bought out Paul Bohne Sr Heirlooms of Yesterday on Harwood Hill Bennington.
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Donald Bogardus
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Ann
Church St
Joan Rogers
Ann T. Maleahy
Bogardus
Peter Sigalos
Paul Bohne Sr
Harwood Hill
Bennington
Caution Urged In Jumping Batteries To Prevent Explosions
Eye injuries from car batteries rose sharply from 1973 to 1976 authorities warn. Experts say explosions stem from improper jumper cable use, sparks, or examining a live battery with flames. A safety guide from the National Society for the Prevention of Blindness outlines a six step procedure plus precautions and recommends protective eyewear.
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New York
Jim O'Neil
National Society For the Prevention of Blindness
Drs. T.L.R. Holekamp
Bernard Becker
Department of Ophthalmology
Washington University School of Medicine
St. Louis
Eye Specialists
National Society
No boom ahead as Quality Inns chief predicts hotel shakeout end
Joseph McCarthy of Quality Inns International says the lodging field has endured a severe shakeout, with little chance of a new build surge soon. He predicts the Hyatt may succeed on the Commodore site in New York, urges tight management, and plans limited expansion westward and into Mexico and the Caribbean without heavy building.
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New York
UPI
Joseph McCarthy
Quality Inns International, Inc
Hyatt
Commodore
Grand Central District
McCarthy
Sheraton
Quality Inns
Motel Motor Inn Journal
Mexico
Caribbean
Seminar on new credit law offered in Vermont
The Vermont Retail Association sponsors a Montpelier seminar on the Equal Credit Opportunity Act and amendments to truth-in-lending. An attorney and consumer credit executive will explain compliance, with a manual including Regulation Z, the Truth-in-Lending Act, and Regulation B 1976 revision. Registration is via 223-3245.
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Montpelier
The
Federal Reserve Board
Equal Credit Opportunity Act
Vermont Retail Association
Consumer Credit
Tavern Motor Inn
Crowell Joins Butler Realty as Licensed Sales Consultant
Crowell joins Butler Realty at 546 Main St Bennington as a licensed sales consultant announced by Gerald F. Butler. A Bowdoin and Wharton graduate, Crowell previously co owned Old Bennington Woodcrafters and served as a Naval officer during the Korean War while directing local civic groups. He is father to Nancy Reiland and siblings Lynne Allen, Bill Crowell, Barbara and Marion Crowell.
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David Crowell
Butler Realty
Main St
Bennington
Gerald F. Butler
Crowell
Old
University of Pennsylvania
Nancy C. Reiland
Sarasota, Fla
Lynne Allen
Evanston, III
Bill Crowell
Pregnant Pop New York Study Finds Fatherhood Symptoms
UPI reports from Health Insurance Institute citing a University of Birmingham study. It says about one in nine expectant fathers develop pregnancy symptoms as a psychological reaction to their wives' conditions amid three million men becoming fathers this year.
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New York
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