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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1974
Page
7
A reader asks how to free a jammed drawer in an expensive dresser. The House Doctor recommends drying the wood with lamps, removing the drawer if needed, sealing with shellac, then lubricating surfaces and possibly trimming bottom edges. If necessary, remove the back of the dresser to free the drawer, then reseal.
Oklahoma could host a new energy concept as Congress weighs nuclear parks. Plans, led by Muskogee chamber, envision enrichment and fuel facilities near Camp Gruber with public hearings planned while industry supporters push feasibility and safety studies.
In a joint venture Gates Salvage Yard of Hardwick and the Vermont Highway Department collected about 1000 tons of scrap metal from the Richmond Jonesville Huntington region since early April. Vehicles were crushed and shipped to the Boston area for processing at no cost to towns, with Gates supplying equipment and the highway department covering minor admin costs. The Gates family operation, led by Ed Gates who has run salvage since 1940, leveraged wartime experience to expand metal recycling and reduce local burdens on roadside development engineers.
Leslie C. Gates announced Vermont engineer Frederick J. Costello of Montpelier will chair the NSPE National Young Engineers Committee for 1974 75 and Costello will serve a second term. Costello, chief facilities engineer for Vermont Agency of Environmental Conservation, has been Vermont Young Engineer of the Year and past Vermont Society of Professional Engineers president. A separate Chemical Fabrics Corp meeting on architectural fabric development is set for June 25 at 11 30 a.m. with a 1 p.m. luncheon, plus a 10 a.m. technical session and slide show on field house and stadium projects.
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