Hartington Named Plant Accountant at General Cable Williamstown Plant
William F Hartington of Pine Road Bennington has been promoted to plant accountant at the Williamstown plant of General Cable Corp Joining the company in 1968 he rose through several accounting posts at the Pownal plant and most recently led the general accounting division for GC's local plants He is married to Priscilla Dyer and has one son A Bentley College Boston graduate he previously worked 13 years at Ben-Mont in Bennington
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Williamstown
Mass
William F. Hartington
Pine Road
Bennington
General Cable Corp
General Cable
Pownal
Hartington
Priscilla Dyer
Bentley College
Boston
Ben-Mont
Studebaker
Studebaker-Packard Corporation
Fulton Foundry Company
Cleveland
Gemmer Manufacturing Company
Detroit
I.T.T. Abrasive Products Company
National Castings Company
Martin-Marietta
Dragon Cement Company
Fusion power quest grows more elusive amid towering challenges
Madison dispatch notes that global efforts toward fusion energy face daunting hurdles. Experts warn pollution-free operation may be unattainable, with massive capital needs and colossal magnet systems for Tokamak designs. Prosthetic timelines vary, as some foresee 20 to 40 years before practical reactors emerge.
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Madison
Wis
David J. Rose
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Prometheus
Stacles
Martin S. Lubell
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Soviet Union
Lubell
National Girl Scouts hold event at Randolph Vermont
Vermont Girl Scout Council announced a July 15 to 25 national Girl Scout event titled Green Mountains and Far Meadows. Directors include Jane Stickney of Williston and Patience Burke of Blairstown New Jersey with 82 participants from the United States and five foreign countries plus 62 non Vermont scouts. The group will stay at Vermont Technical College in Randolph Center and visit farms Shelburne Museum UVM Shakespeare festival Middlebury College and Lake Champlain attractions before final evaluations.
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Burlington
Vermont Girl Scout Council
Green Mountains
Far Meadows
Vermont
Jane Stickney
Williston
Patience Burke
Blairstown
New Jersey
Margery Buck
Newport
Vermont Technical College
Randolph Center
United States
Janet Beall
Edgewater
Maryland
Nora Brown
St. Johnsbury
Kathryn Coup
Mount Vernon
Ohio
Lezlee Nuesca
Hawaii
Warren R. Austin
U.S
United Nations
Washington
Maud-Ann Durgin
Madeline Gifford
Deane C. Davis
Randolph
Shelburne Museum
University of Vermont
Middlebury College
Lake Champlain
Killington
Congress and Reformers Eye Private Pension Reform
Private pension funds cover over 30 million Americans with about 136 billion dollars in assets. Government officials press for changes citing weaknesses, while banks and actuaries defend the system. Javits plans hearings and a seven-point reform bill including vested benefits after six years, solvency rules, a federal insurance program, a central transferable fund, anti graft measures, a regulatory commission, and enforcement.
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F.W. Woolworth Company
John M. Barnett
Jacksonville
Fla
Barnett
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Washington
Javits
Federal
Pension and Employe Benefit Plan Commission
Vermont districts win planning grants for pupil services
Twelve Vermont school districts were awarded 22600 in nine planning grants under Title III to develop long range district wide pupil services. Grantees include Addison Northeast Union and Bellows Free Academy Sheldon. Blue Mountain Union. Chittenden South. Tri-District Pupil Resources Central Vermont. Orleans Central. Rutland City. Windham Central. Windsor Southwest. Funding begins after a Stowe workshop July 6 7 with teams to develop strategies and evaluation methods for fiscal year 1972.
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Addison- Northeast Supervisory Union
Bellows Free Academy
Sheldon Elementary
Blue Mt. Union
Chittenden South Supervisory Union
Tri-District Pupil Resources Council of
Central Vermont
Orange-Windsor
Orange Southwest
Windsor Northwest Supervisory
Orleans Central Supervisory Union
Rutland City
Windham Central Supervisory Union
Department
Stowe
Division of Special Educational and
FTC charges H and R Block with false advertising
The FTC accuses H and R Block Inc of selling confidential taxpayer information to solicitors and alleges Beneficial Corp and its unit sold taxpayer data for loans, life insurance, and mutual funds. The agency seeks orders to halt deceptive advertising and require customer notice before reusing tax data. Block prepared about 7.4 million returns last year. Both firms have 10 days to respond.
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Washington
FTC
H. & R. Block
Kansas City
Block
H. & R. Block Financial Services
H. & R. Block, Inc
Pennsylvania Life Insurance Co
Oppenheimer Joins Hoisington Realty in Bennington
After 23 years as a photographer in Bennington Lloyd Oppenheimer becomes a real estate agent with Hoisington Realty Inc. at 489 Main St. He is a licensed broker who studied in Manchester and passed the state exam. He will handle residential and commercial properties plus potential land deals and will use photography in presenting listings.
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Bennington
Lloyd Oppenheimer
Oppenheimer
Lloyd
Hoisington Realty Inc
Main St
William E. Hoisington
Manchester
State
Banner
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Bennington Banner
Madeline Davidson
Union Carbide
Eugene V. Clark
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Joseph George Davidson
Mt. Equinox
Davidson
Girl Scouts
Congress
New York
Montpelier
UPI
Census Bureau
Bradford House
Monument Plaza
Gerald
Morrissey, Inc
Beech St
Bennington, Vt
H&r Block
Frigidaire
North Street
Pratt ST
Roofing & Sheet Metal CO
Hoisington Realty
Winslow
J.H. Winslow
Exercise Equipm
Rte. 7
Dairy Bar
Arlington, VT
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