Shopping Centers Becoming Mini-Cities
William C. Haas, president of the Institute of Real Estate Management, predicts shopping centers will evolve into vertical, multi-use mini-cities driven by rising construction costs and taxes. He notes current growth around large regional centers with multiple department stores and suggests future centers will include living quarters, recreation, and offices, resembling downtown areas.
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Pittsburgh
William C. Haas
Kansas City
Haas
Institute of Real Estate Management
Tute
Western Pennsylvania
Electronic Technicians Elect Officers Fifth Vermont convention elects officers
Vermont Electronic Technicians Association held its fifth annual convention in Rutland. Leonard Norkeverk was named president, Earl Barson vice president, Douglas Holland recording secretary, Earl Gove organizational secretary, and Clyde Gee treasurer. A state license bill was urged, with a goal to introduce it next legislative session. Members reported completing a Safe Servicer Project, earning certificates and stickers for proper color TV adjustments to reduce X ray exposure. Informative talks on electronics service were given by distributors. The banquet highlighted Vermont manpower programs for training. In Boston, Raymond Brahaney of Manchester Center VT joined Combined Insurance sales in his home area.
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pres—_ Leonard Norkeverk
Earl Barson
Brembaneres Recording Secota
Douglas Holland
Essex Junction
Earl Gove
Bristol
Clyde Gee
Middlebury
WETA
James Viele
Donald Muller
al Stahl
Richard Hebert
Vermont
Boston
Raymond E. Brahaney
Manchester Center Vt
Combined Insurance Company of America
Wages Rise 10 Percent in Vermont in 1967
Vermont 1967 wages paid under unemployment insurance totaled 524.7 million dollars, up almost 10 percent from 1966 and 54 percent above five years prior. The state saw more covered workers 96,099 and average weekly wages 105 dollars, while employer tax rates declined to an average of 2.0.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Vermont Department of Employment Security
Dinah Shore to Perform at SPAC Next Week
Dinah Shore, renowned jazz ballad singer and television star, will perform at the Saratoga Performing Arts Center on June 27 at 8 30 p.m., the third of SPACs preseason specials. Her national tour follows a record breaking engagement at the Waldorf Astoria Empire Room and includes multiple TV awards and honors.
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Saratoga Springs
N.Y
Dinah Shore
Saratoga Performing Arts Center
SPAC
Dinah
Empire Room
Waldorf - Astoria
New York City
Gallup
Sylvania
Downbeat
Construction Contracts Up in Vermont
Boston based Dodge division reports April 1968 Vermont construction totals jump versus 1967 with gains in total and by category. Year-to-date figures show substantial increases across total construction residential nonbuilding and nonresidential segments, led by nonbuilding growth.
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Vermont
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Putnam Memorial Hospital
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McGraw-Hill Information Systems Company Today
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Dodge
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Atty
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Neil S. Moss
Cone
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Roofing & Sheet Metal CO
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