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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1966
Page
6
The article describes punched cards as a central data processing medium. It explains card construction, zones for letters, keypunch operation, and the flow from source documents to card creation. It also compares speeds of punched cards to magnetic tape, notes drawbacks like jams, and asserts cards remain a major input output medium in local installations.
Cyril E. Bluto of Bennington was named merchandise sales supervisor for Central Vermont Public Service Corporation by George Bierwirth southern division sales manager of Copsc. He succeeds the late Joseph A. McDonough and starts Monday. Bluto, born in Vermont, has long worked in Bennington area civic groups and Lions International. He is married to Eileen Brooks and is father to four, with a Navy WWII past. He previously led Jersey Farms, worked for Sears Roebuck, and spent three years at Montgomery Ward. He has held Lions roles, Scouts, Babe Ruth League, boating club leadership, and is a member of St. John the Baptist Church.
Town Clerk Mary Hodeck reports transfers: March 12 Estate of Emily Crosier to Hollis Hill and MariAnne Hill for one acre along South Stream Road in Bennington. March 15 Alexander B Drysdale to Paradise Realty Company land in Bennington Village along Harrison Avenue. March 15 Norman H Greenberg to Lionel W Beaudoin and Carol C Beaudoin two parcels in Bennington near Rutland Railroad fence and North Bennington Road. March 15 Marion Harrington to Theodore Deeb and James Yamin two adjoining parcels in Bennington near Peck lands. March 15 Theodore DeMarco to Barbara Jean Realty Company along North Bennington Road.
At a Bennington County Board of Realtors dinner in Manchester the president welcome d 32 members and guests. William Hoisington introduced Robert Wilson of the State Highway Board and Russell Holden, commissioner of the Vermont State Highway Board, along with district highway engineer Ivor Pelsue. They outlined the proposed four lane U S 7 from Pownal to Manchester to be completed by 1972 with 50 percent federal aid and 50 percent state funds. Hearings may require changes. The New England Realtors meeting will be at Equinox Hotel June 26 29. Joseph Caracciola of Bennington was unanimously voted in as a new member. The next meeting is May 12 with program chairs Breard Hawks Gus Schramm Harold Ross and Florence A Hadwen.
Sprague Electric Co and Signetics Corp of Sunnyvale Calif a Corning Glass Works unit reach a second source agreement to exchange information for compatible microcircuit manufacture. The plan aims to allow both firms to supply six Signetics logic and amplifier series plus future additions, with joint R D access.
Arlington resident Pvt. Frederick Moody son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Moody completes Marine recruit training at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot Great Lakes Illinois in a ceremony marking his successful completion and entry as a Marine recruit.
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