Boston wine bidder guards last 1846 Lafite bottle
A single 1846 Chateau Lafite wine bottle is stored in a temperature controlled vault at State Street Bank in Boston next to the America's Cup. Boston wine merchant Lawrence Bender paid $5,000 at auction and may sell or keep the bottle while two other bottles were stolen from Heublein's New York office.
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Boston
UPI
State Street Bank & Trust Co
House of
Rothschild
Lawrence Bender
California
Alexander McNally
Heublein, Inc
Chateau Lafite-Rothschild
Heublein
New York
France
Bender
John Monahan
Harvard acquires Freud annotated manuscript galley
Harvard University has bought a seven page German galley proof of Construction in the Analysis with ink corrections by Sigmund Freud. The document, donated to Houghton Library by Edward L. Bernays, was purchased in Boston from Brattle Book Shop owner George Gloss after authentication. Bernays, Freud's nephew and 'father of public relations,' said he acquired the manuscript to add to his Freud notes collection.
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Cambridge, Mass
UPI
Harvard University
Sigmund Freud
Edward L. Bernays
Boston
Harvard
Houghton
Bernays
George Gloss
Brattle Book
Gloss
Edward L
GE trims Massachusetts layoffs estimate amid Lockheed loan talks
UPI report says GE now projects 800 layoffs by year end and 500 more by next April in Massachusetts, down from 3500 originally. If Congress rejects a $250 million Lockheed loan, GE expects orders for its McDonnell Douglas DC-10 Trijet to rise, potentially cutting further jobs. Senate debate and union leaders contest figures and press for advance notice of future layoff plans.
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Brooke
Massachusetts
International Union of Electrical Workers
Lockheed
England
Peter DiCicco
IUE
New England
Everett
Lynn
Mass
Jeffords opposes delays at Vernon nuclear plant operation
Vermont Attorney General James M. Jeffords warns a federal court ruling could hinder the Vernon Vernon Yankee plant at risk of delays. He fears environmental challenges may set national precedents and raise costs for Vermont electrical consumers while conservationists hail the decision as a victory.
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Vernon
Peals
Washington
D.C
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Calvert Cliffs
Maryland
U.S. Appeals
Shelly Wright
Commission
Vermont Yankee
Vermont
Jonathan Brownell
Montpelier
Harvey Carter
Bennington
Carter
Thermal Wire shifts to drugs in Burlington area
Thermal Wire and Electronics Corp. from Grand Isle moves to Burlington to convert to pharmaceuticals. President Fayette of South Burlington says directors approved expanding to compounding and manufacturing drugs, with a sale of the Grand Isle property. The firm plans 45 new payroll, after a Jan 1970 fire destroyed its plant. peak employment reached 435 between 1966 and 1969.
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Burlington
UPI
Thermal Wire and Electronics Corp
Grand Isle
Frederick J. Fayette
South Burlington
Thermal Wire
Fayette
Timmy Cockfair Shot Hole in One at Nine
In Albany New York Timmy Cockfair aged nine made a hole in one on the ninth hole at Colonial Acres Elsmere while playing his first round ever He used a three wood on a 100 yard over the water shot and watched it roll into the cup He played with his father William and brothers James and John Tim’s achievement comes amid a paired report of an added education fund for Mark Gautheir a West Albany 11 year old severely injured in a car pedestrian incident last month whose legs were amputated above the knee last Thursday
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UPI
Timmy Cockfair
Tim
Colonial Acres
Elsmere
William
James
John
Mark Gautheir
West Albany
Colonie
Mark
Charles
Barbara Mulligan Gautheir
Sand Creek Road
Here
Elderly Food Program Expands With $34000 Federal Grant
A $34,000 grant from the U S Office of Economic Opportunity will let Troy County join Albany County in a new elderly meal program. Five days weekly seniors can buy a hot meal for 120 cents or both hot and cold meals for 140 cents. Meals may later be payable by food stamps and will be delivered to shut ins. In Catskill state correction officials opened a second phase in their probe of two nights of disorder at the Green County Jail on June 9. Aide secretary George F Venter said more information is needed.
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Troy
U.S. Office of Economic Opportunity
Albany County
Catskill
Green County
George F. Venter
State Correction Commission
Downey Side gift to Berkshire boys home planned opening
Downey Side Inc a Berkshire non profit to build a home for neglected boys received a 10000 gift from First Baptist Church announced by Rev George L Middleton pastor half the pledge goes to Downey Side now and 5000 more when needed the home planned for Berkshire Courty in September. The second item reports EPIC three day outing failed to attract older participants blamed on drug stigma attendance 20 last two days while EPIC serves about a dozen youths in counseling. North Adams assessor says total valuation rose to 73811970 up 342260 from 1970 amid urban renewal and new housing keeping assessor busy.
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Pittsfield — Downey Side Inc
First Baptist Church
George L. Middleton
Downey Side
Berkshire Courty
Pittsfield
Experimental Project In Counseling
EPIC
North Adams
Henry J. Callan
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