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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1976
Page
7
Dear House Doctor advises aluminum gutters for light weight and low cost with prefinished surfaces. Describes semicircular and ogee styles, 10 foot lengths, essential fittings, proper slope, slip joint caulking, cutting, and hangers spaced every three feet. Also covers downspouts, corners, and optional adjustments for roof overhangs.
New Hampshire’s business climate spurs an unprecedented early 1976 surge with 14 firms announcing moves or openings. Digital Equipment Corp plans a Salem plant employing 1,500, plus potential 1,000 more in Merrimack, backed by tax incentives and strong labor relations. Gov Thomson cites 5,500 new jobs and 5.4 percent unemployment in March, the state’s best in New England.
The plan would fix a 1973 experiment requiring Swedish firms with 100 plus workers to appoint at least two worker directors. Parliament’s approval is likely, with the June 30 expiry looming. Labor unions expect broader adoption abroad if enacted, while management friction and secrecy rules limit worker influence.
Residents in Rutland and nearby areas are advised that the reconsideration period for Social Security and SSI claims has been extended. Claimants now have 60 days from the initial decision to request reconsideration, with further 60-day windows for hearings and Appeals Council review as outlined by district manager Normandie.
Bernard L. Boutin has accepted a seat on the board of trustees of Burlington Savings Bank, while continuing as executive vice president since June 2, 1975. A Saint Michael's College graduate, he previously led the college as president from 1969 to 1974, succeeding James I. Armstrong who resigned for a position outside Vermont.
Vermont's new public access law goes into effect July 1 and may require wide disclosure of state and local government documents. The attorney general's office memo says many records formerly kept secret must be available, including staff reports salaries and other agency documents, with exemptions for law enforcement, lawyer client communications, contracts under negotiation, and licensing investigations.
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