Ecological builder fights rising costs and banker caution
In Brookline 1972 plans for a 20 unit energy efficient condo face delays as inflation and higher interest rates raise costs and deter banks from funding the $400,000 loan. Richard Blazer pursues private financing while adding wind and solar features, an anemometer study, and constrained by permitting.
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George Carvill Brookline
Richard Blazer
Blazer
Bennington Realty Transfers Record Feb 21 to Mar 14
Property records from Bennington town clerk list transfers dated Feb 24 to March 14. Transactions include residences on Grandview Street East Side Drive Union Street Monument Avenue Houghton Lane Road Jefferson Heights and Oakes Street plus parcels on Coleville Road Houran Road Fairview Street Crescent Boulevard and Crescent Boulevard with prices from 6 000 to 75 000 involving numerous Bennington residents and several out-of-town buyers.
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Bennington
Robin R
Lorraine L. Thurber
Claude M
Susan DeLucia
Grandview Street
Robert S. Outwater
G. Richard
Jacqueline Y. Danielson
Red Oak
Iowa
East Side Drive
Paul M
Connie L. Carr
Union St
Albert J
Mary R. Macauley
Robert J
Linda J. Palumbo
Houghton Lane Road
Jonathan E
Linda M. Taylor
John C. Jr
Joan P. Gardner
Gary M
Carolyn A. Gore
Houran Road
Lawrence V
Gene B. Whitten
Bernard T
Geraldine H. Cohen
Old Bennington
Fairview Street
John Jennings
Saratoga
N.Y
Richard E
Pauline H. Prentiss
Oakes St
Breard H. Hawks
Robert S
Mary FE. Guare
Crescent Boulevard
Underinsuring Homes Warned By Vermont Official
Commissioner James A. Guest cautions homeowners about inflation raising replacement costs. Inflation may leave homes underinsured, with examples showing replacement value vastly higher than purchase price. He recommends carrying at least 80 percent of replacement cost and appraising contents and structure, noting insurers cover partial losses up to policy face value if insured adequately.
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James A.guest
Banking & Insurance
Montpelier
Vermont
Architect proposes burying industry underground in cities
Suburban Detroit architect Gunnar Birkerts envisions three-layered cities with a central underground conduit for manufacturing, storage, transport, and utilities. surface space would host housing and parks while aboveground transit links the levels. His plan, based on a Detroit district model, aims to reclaim 20 square miles of surface for 60 new neighborhoods.
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Blazer
People- Lace Co
Boston
Robert F. Shannon
Windham
Dubin-Mindell-Bloome Associates
New York City
Fred S. Dubin
Dubin
William Heronemus
Heronemus
Northfield
Mass
Birmingham
Mich
UPI
Detroit
Gunnar Birkerts
Birketts
River Rouge
Federal Reserve Bank
Minneapolis
Apply early for Social Security numbers in Rutland
Rutland district manager Normandie urges housewives students and others seeking summer work to apply early for a Social Security number. Applications are screened against Baltimore files to prevent duplicates and can take weeks. The number stays with you for life and is tied to retirement disability survivors and Medicare benefits. For duplicates contact the Rutland office at 24 Evelyn St or call Enterprise 8540 for Bennington County residents.
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Bennington
Marjorie S. Galvin
Miss Galvin
Miss Gal
Rutland
Robert E. Normandie
Normandie
Baltimore
Evelyn St
Bennington County
Tax rule lets disabled retirees shield pay as tax free sick pay
IRS allows disability retirees to exclude up to 100 dollars of disability payments from taxable income if taken instead of wages. Some may also seek refunds for prior years by filing amended returns or refund claims, within the usual three year window.
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Burlington
Internal Revenue Service
Carolyn K. Buttolph
IRS
Vermont
Ms. Buttolph
Antique cannon offered by New York State Office of General Services
Albany New York the Office of General Services announced a pre Civil War bronze cannon on a caisson is for sale by mail auction. The cannon from Watervliet Arsenal and Ames Founders Co Chicopee Mass sits at Elmira Correctional Facility Elmira New York. Bids due by 2:30 pm April 2 with 10 percent deposit. Prospective buyers should inspect item by contacting Ronald Dunn at Elmira facility.
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Albany
N.Y
New York State
CGS
Ronald Dunn
Elmira
Bureau of Surplus Personal Property Disposition
State Campus
Bureau
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