Solar greenhouse plan by Marlboro College students
Marlboro College students led by Thomas Bibby won an 11300 grant from the National Science Foundation to design two 200 square foot greenhouses one standard and one solar heated. The project aims to show a low cost, low maintenance greenhouse can grow Vermont winter vegetables and may charge materials through donations with student stipends.
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Marlboro
Marlboro College
Thomas Bibby
National Science Foundation
Bibby
Vermont
T.F. Allen Bibby
Brattleboro
Wake Forest promotes Dr Slusher to associate professor
Dr M Madison Slusher, formerly of Bennington Vermont, is named associate professor of ophthalmology at Bowman Gray School of Medicine Wake Forest University effective July 1. He joins from private practice in Bennington and North Adams and has led teaching patient care and research in ophthalmology including argon laser therapy and fluorescein angiography.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem, N.C
M. Madison Slusher
Bennington
Bowman Gray School of Medicine
Wake Forest University
Richard Janeway
Harvard College
University of Kentucky School of Medicine
Albany Medical Center
Wills Eye Hospital
Philadelphia
Columbia - Presbyterian Hospital
New York
American College of Surgeons
Vermont Electric Co op cuts rates in 1976 surplus nearly $500,000
The 1976 annual report shows Vermont Electric Cooperative ending with a surplus of about $500,000 while residential rates fell 4.5 percent. About 8,000 Vermonters receive power from the co op. a typical 800 kwh monthly bill averaged $42. Revenues rose to $4.6 million from $3.5 million as expenses grew $665,000 due to higher wholesale power costs and salaries. The co op plans to own generating facilities and study hydro and wood burning plants, aiming for nuclear and coal-fired generation to bridge to potential solar energy by 2000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Vermont Electric Cooperative Inc
Co-Op
Vermont
Bennington Property Transfers From May 26 to June 1
Multiple real estate transfers recorded in Bennington between May 26 and June 1 include Bruce V and Jeanne M Mack selling 223 Park St to Adrian C and Mary Ellen Lane for 29500. van der Linde selling Bank Street residence in North Bennington to Randall B and Judith V Krum for 36750. Lucy A Moore estate sold to James M and Diane M Knights at 700 Gage St for 23000. Healy selling 133 135 North St barbershop and three apartments to Veterans of Foreign Wars Bennington Post 1332 for 18000. Horst selling 208 Prospect St to Roger and Nancy Peterson for 33000. Mesropian selling 900 Main St to Tibor J and Barbara L Csapo for 32200. Holden selling 104 Jefferson Ave to Floyd F and Sandra A Cookson for 31900. Cooksons selling 223 Bradford St to Ernest W and Kathleen Hoisington doing business as Hoisington Realty for 17000.
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Bennington
Bruce V
Jeanne M. Mack
Adrian C
Mary Ellen Lane
Park St
Reinhoud H
Rosamond T. van der Linde
Old Bennington
Randall B
Judith V. Krum
Bank Street
North Bennington
Lucy A. Moore
James M
Diane M
Knights of
Gage St
Patrick J
Catherine M. Healy
LaGrangeville
N.Y
Herbert J
Elizabeth C. Horst
Roger
Nancy Peterson
Prospect St
Robert A
Marie Anne J. Mesropian
Tibor J
Barbara L. Csapo
Wilton, Mine
Main St
Peter V
Barbara I. Holden
Floyd F
Sandra A. Cookson
Jefferson Ave
Ernest W
Kathleen Hoisington
Hoisington Realty
Bradford St
Catalog of federal consumer publications lists titles
Pueblo Colorado bulletin highlights quarterly catalog by the General Services Administration Consumer Information Center. It covers employment education food health diet housing money management home maintenance and recreation. For details write to the Consumer Information Center Pueblo CO 81009.
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Pueblo
Colo
General Services Administration
Consumer Information Center
Masked robber hits Burlington Airport parking attendant
A lone man wearing a nylon stocking mask and armed with a knife robbed a Burlington International Airport parking lot attendant early Thursday. The assailant fled with an undetermined cash amount. The attendant was not injured.
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South Burlington
UPI
Burlington International Airport
Direct mail lists and the junk mail value debate
A New York Times piece surveys direct mail lists and how names are valued by List compilers like Zeller Lists Inc. It notes 60 million names stored, average households receive 2.6 pieces weekly, and 78 percent are read or saved. It covers privacy concerns, the Mail Preference Service, and critiques of duplicate mailings and fundraising campaigns.
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New York
Harvard Business School
Zeller Lists Inc
Florida
United States Postal Service
Post Office
Richard Dematteis
Pablum
Dematteis
Direct Mail Marketing Association
American Express Company
Privacy Protection Study Commission
Congress
Com
Park Avenue
N.Y
Morris Dees
East Side
National Information Bureau
Wise
Park Avenue South
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Brattleboro Reformer
George Carvill
Dr. Slusher
Wake Forest
Echairs
Echaise Lounges
Elm St. Bennington
Vermont Electric Co-op
Board of Trustees
Lamoille
Manchester
James Ghia
West Road
Steven Brown
Richard Schlesinger
Jennifer Lane
Robert Reynolds
J. Hugh Smith
Edward Boettger
West Hartford
Conn
J.D. Carmody Jr
Thomas P. Whalen
Arthur O’dea
Center Hill
John H. Callen
Albert Thibault
Beckley Street
David Todd
John R. Sheppard
Nottingham Park
Silvio Calabria
Edna Fleming
Highland Avenue
Edmund Taft
Robert Smith
Richville Village
Jack Calvallo
Doris Boe
Witherell Road
Austin Fox
Theodore P. Hastings
East Manchester Road
Jon Lundberg
Eileen Roberts Rostad
Route 7
Manchester Village
C. Larry Collingwood
Richard James
Canterbury Road
Richard Rizio
Marion Callanan
Beartown Road
George Hoag
William Drunsick
Anthony Linn
Barnumville Road
Catherine Linn
Dorothy LaRoche
Taconic Road
Charles C. Chamberlain
Winslow Plumbing
Memorial Avenue
Robert A. Barker
North St
Georgia Duller
New York Times News Service
Rome
R.D
Harwood Hill
Greater Bennington Chamber of Commerce
Catamount National Bank
FDIC
Robert Sausville
BenMont Ave
Bilco
Lay
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