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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1975

Page

7

Patching plaster in cracked ceilings and woes

Inheriting a home, the owner plans interior exterior painting but ceilings are cracked with holes. The House Doctor suggests gypsum board ceilings as a cost saver but warns of labor, handling heavy panels, furring strips, joist locating, joint cement, and careful cuts. Additional notes cover mildew, window condensation, and winter flies control.

C.C.D W.F.S E.S C.M.C Berkshires A.L

Massachusetts groups back bottle bill in state legislature

MassPIRG staff attorney Jonathan Souweine urged the Committee on Natural Resources and Agriculture to report favorably House Bill 4111, the Bottle Bill. He argued the measure would cut roadside litter, reduce beverage costs, save energy, create jobs, and boost Massachusetts' economy, with endorsements from officials and groups including Manpower, environmental agencies, the Sierra Club, Brandeis students, and others.

Boston Masspiag Jonathan Z. Souweine Committee On Natural Resources and Agriculture Lois Pines Newton Souweine Commonwealth Massachusetts Pines Howard Smith Environmental Affairs Evelyn Murphy Vermont Ben Scotch John Skinner Harold Sampter EPA Hayden Wilbur Massachusetts Selectman’s Association Sierra Club Brandeis General Court

New England Sales & Marketing Conference set for Boston

The 36th annual New England Sales & Marketing Conference runs April 17 18 at the 97 Howard Johnson in Boston. Sponsored by Sales & Marketing Executives of Greater Boston the event features talks on selling challenges budgets and marketing trends with executives from Business Week Dunkin Donuts U.S. News & World Report and Electronics magazine among others. Paul Feligian of Wellesley serves as conference chairman and information is available from the regional group.

Boston New England Howard Johnson Motor Hotel Greater Boston Denis C. Bevan Business Week William Welp Sales Development Inc Christopher Carson Applied Training Corp Washington Walter Marek U.S. News & World Report Bayard E. Sayner The New Englander al Bennett Dunkin’ Donuts Mauri Edwards Foster Grant Co J. Richard Wells Equal Employment Services Division Jagerson Associates Daniel A. McMillan Russell Taylor Taylor Associates Statler Mass Paul Feligian Wellesley

Carbide mulls ethylene plant feasibility study

Charles E. Spahr of Standard Oil and F Perry Wilson of Union Carbide announce a feasibility study for an ethylene plant in the Upper Ohio River Valley. Sohio would hold an option to purchase the facilities as location and raw material options are evaluated. The plant would output one billion pounds annually and start operations in 1979.

New York Charles E. Spahr Standard Oil Co F. Perry Wilson Union Carbide Corp Ohio River Valley Sohio

CVPS output and Sohio project plans for ethylene growth

CVPS reported week ending March 7 electricity output of 39,240,800 kWh, up 10.16 percent from 1974. Sohio to supply feedstock for ethylene, to be bought by Union Carbide for new ethylene oxide and polyethylene plants. Sohio would use ethylene co products. both chairmen say the facilities support sustained growth plans.

Rutland Central Vermont Public Service Corp Sohio Union Carbide

CVPS 1974 Earnings Report Shows Higher EPS

Central Vermont Public Service Corp. reported earnings per share of 1.31 dollars for the year ended December 31, 1974. The figure was below expectations due to energy conservation and weak Vermont activity. 1973 earnings were 0.69 dollars. President James E. Griffin noted a successful rate relief effort that secured a permanent rate increase exceeding 31 percent.

Rutland Central Vermont Public Service Corp Vermont James E. Griffin Central Vermont

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