Green Mountain Stock Farm Sold in Randolph
C Douglas Burck of Greenwich Conn purchases Green Mountain Stock Farm in Randolph Vermont, a leading Morgan horse breeding farm. He plans to breed Black Angus cattle and may rent farm buildings for a horse operation. The farm fronts White River with 500 tillable acres and 355 in pasture and woodland, with Stoneleigh residence and multiple outbuildings.
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Randolph — C. Douglas Burck
Greenwich, Conn
Green Mountain
Randolph
Burck
Institute For Foreign Studies
John L. Woodruff
New England
Previews Inc
Woodruff
Waitsfield
Triton Corp
Triton Investment & Properties Inc
San Jose
Calif
Douglas Morgan
Morgan
Morgan, Beauzay & Hammer
Morgan Horses
Robert L. Knight
Hope
R.I
Knight
Lippet
Justin Morgan
U.S
White River
Previews
Stoneleigh
Former Vermont tax chief to lecture at Dartmouth Tuck
Gerald S. Witherspoon, former Vermont tax commissioner, has been named visiting lecturer in public policy at Dartmouth College’s Amos Tuck School of Business Administration for the spring term. A Columbus, Ohio native, Witherspoon holds degrees from Haverford, Princeton, and the University of Chicago Law School, and has held roles in law firms, government, and academia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witherspoon
Tuck Business School
Hanover
N.H
Gerald S. Witherspoon
Vermont
Dartmouth
Amos Tuck School of Business Administration
John W. Hennessey Jr
Tuck School
Columbus
Ohio
West High School
Haverford College
Princeton University
Tion
University of Chicago
Law School
University of California At Berkeley
Ohio State Bar Association
Supreme Court of Ohio
New England Tax Officials Association
Vermont Civil Liberties Union
Vermont Democratic Party
Unsafe Tire Recall Campaign Pushed
The Federal Highway Administration urged wide circulation of two tire recall campaigns for Mohawk Rubber Airflo 7.35-14 tires and General Tire Safety Jet 9.00-15 tires after tests failed to meet federal safety standards. The memo notes recall logistics differ from car recalls, as tire ownership records are less centralized. motorists should check if their tires are recalled. Globe-Union Inc. directors declared a 20 cent quarterly dividend payable March 21, 1969 to holders of record March 10, 1969.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D.C
Federal Highway Administration
Mohawk Rubber Co
National Highway Safety Bureau
Milwaukee
Wis
Globe-Union Inc
UVM Receives Grants Exceeding Eight Hundred Thousand Since December
University of Vermont trustees report grants totaling over 800000 since December. Grants support surgery speech medicine chemistry physics and physiology among other departments from agencies including the Public Health Service National Science Foundation and private foundations. Major awards include 181887 to Edward Andrews 123771 to John Mabry 72800 to James Schoonmaker and 71000 to William N White with multiple smaller gifts to various departments and researchers.
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Burlington — University of Vermont
American Cancer Society
Vermont
Cemalettin Topuzlu
Vermont Education Department
Norman T
London
Vermont Health Department
George Welsh
Public Health Service
Edward Andrews
John Mabry
Arthur Kunin
Gabor Antony
Julian Jaffee
Warren Beeken
Wesley Nyborg
George Schumacher
Howard Rothstein
Martin Kuehne
Clinical
Rodney L. Parsons
Norman Alpert
Wayne Patterson
National Science Foundation
James Schoonmaker
Donald Forgays
Council For Tobacco Research
James Picker Foundation
David Newcombe
Physiology Gift Fund
Bendix Corporation
Wilfred Roth
Merck & Company, Inc
William N. White
American Potash Institute
Jerry McIintosh
Plant and Soil Science
How Fast Taxes Are Rising in the United States
A Chamber of Commerce analysis shows Americans will work two hours of an eight hour day in 1969 to pay taxes. Federal, state and local taxes rise with a 10 per cent surtax contributing to the jump. Federal receipts are projected at 122 billion in fiscal 1969, dwarfing 1959's 54 billion and 1932's just over 1 billion. State and local taxes expand across many forms, with sales, income, and real estate taxes rising nationwide. Vermont trails the national per capita burden but remains near the average, while New York and Wyoming show higher per capita tax loads. Local taxes, especially property tax, remain the largest contributor.
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Washington
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
U.S
Vermont
U.S. Department of Commerce
New York
Alabama
Half of All New Homes Are Indoor-Outdoor Type
HOUSTON Texas agencies report at the National Association of Home Builders show that nearly half of 1969 homes will blend indoor outdoor living. H A Muir architectural consultant cites California origins and calls it a major design shift with modern products enabling comfort just indoors from extreme outdoor temperatures.
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Houston, Tex
UPI
National Association of Home Builders
California
H.A. Muir
Caradco Division
Scovill Manufacturing Co
America
Cape Cod
Muir
Tansitor Names Burgin-Kreh Agent for Southeast Region
Tansitor Electronics Inc announces Burgin-Kreh Associates Inc as its sales representative in North and South Carolina, plus Sullivan County Tennessee. Burgin-Kreh runs offices in Baltimore Maryland and Lynchburg Virginia and will continue to handle Tansitor tantalum capacitor lines for military and commercial equipment in Maryland Virginia Delaware and Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tansitor Electronics Inc
Burgin-Kreh Associates Inc
North and
South Carolina
Sullivan County
Tennessee
Burgin-Kreh
Baltimore
Lynchbug
Tansitor
Maryland
Virginia
Delaware
Washington, D.C
New York Bear Harvest Totals 387 In 1968 Season
State Conservation Department figures show 329 bears taken in the regular season and 58 in a special early season, totaling 387. Comparing with 457 in 1967 and records 648 in 1965 and 644 in 1966. Noting big bears, ear-tagged Catskills bears, and a 450-pound male from Harrietstown.
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Albany
N.Y
New York State
State Conservation Department
Harrietstown
Franklin County
Conservation Department
Benson
Hamilton County
Catskill
Maplecrest
Greene
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Main St
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University of Chicago Law School
Office of International Labor Affairs
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Edward H. Levi
Sterry R. Waterman
United States Court of Appeals
New York City
Cleveland
Jones, Day, Cockley & Reavis
UVM
Mammoth Mart
John M. Moore
Arlington
Hodgson
Bennington Road
Rutland
Central Vermont Public Service Corp
St. Lawrence
Gerald E. Morrissey
Beech St
South
Wickes Lumber
A&p
Robert Weckman
Wickes
Southington
Conn
Fred Parker
Vermont National Bank
Richard Buck
Henry Mallory
Hiram G. Savage
Greater Bennington
Bears
Romer Mountain
Shandaken
Ulster County
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Electrolux
Albert Watson
Harmon Road
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