Central Vermont Public Service 40th annual meeting outlook growth
Rutland May 6 meeting heard L Douglas Meredith forecast rapid company expansion and Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power project progress. Albert Cree reported Vermont Yankee status with completion by 1971 and cost near 120 million dollars. Sales, earnings, and construction spending rose. 87.2 percent of shares represented. ten directors elected. Seymour Robinson named VP operations. officers named including Cree as chairman and James Griffin as VP sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Central Vermont Public Service Corp
L. Douglas Meredith
Central Vermont
Albert A. Cree
Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Corp
Cree
Meredith
Vermont Yankee
Vernon
Dorothy W. Carruth
Clinton, Mass
Homer N. Chapin
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co
Springfield
Mass
Harold L. Durgin
Allen O. Eaton
Ropes & Gray
Boston
Robert T. Gannett
Brattleboro
Robert T. Holden
Fairdale Farms, Inc
Bennington
R. DeWitt Mallary
Fairlee
Holmes H. Whitmore
Jones & Lamson
Waterbury Farrel
Seymour H. Robinson
Sherburne
James E. Griffin
Howard §. Lewis
Porter E. Noble
Robert E. Schill
Horace J. Lyne
Robert van Buskirk
Catherine D. Nichols
Burlington Oil Companies To Control Lake Champlain Pollution Problems
Six major oil firms with storage on Burlingtons lakefront unveiled a cooperative oil spill plan and equipment to contain and clean up spills on Lake Champlain. The program, funded by American Gulf Humble Mobil Shell and Texaco, includes a 1000 foot plastic oil boom a portable recovery pump and related gear. The Coast Guard Vermont Police and Burlington Fire Department will back up the plan with the local Coast Guard facility taking lead in spill containment. The initiative marks Burlington as the 29th U S community to adopt a pollution prevention program with support from the Army Corps of Engineers and federal agencies. A live demonstration followed the luncheon at the Coast Guard facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Lake Front
Lake Champlain
American
Gulf
Humble
Mobil
Shell
Texaco
Plattsburgh
N.Y
Hudson River
Champlain Canal
C. Douglas Cairns
Vermont Petroleum Association
Vermont
New York State
Oil Company
Briand Parenteau
The
Petroleum Association
Devel
Oped
Parenteau
Coast Guard
Ronald R. Sitler
Vermont State Police
Edward H. Meiser
Army Corps of Engineers
Oil Companies
Stephan Kaufmann
Sunshine Chemical Corp
Corps of Engineers
Federal Water Pollution Control Administration
Burlington Coast
Vermont to graft seeds for future forests with pine stock
Vermont officials report the state is grafting forest trees such as pine and spruce to accelerate growth and improve timber quality. Scions come from 50 to 100 year old trees and are grafted at the State Tree Nursery in Essex Junction before field planting in three locations. A projected 10 to 25 percent faster growth could aid forest industries, with seed crops expected in six years. Parallel work by the U.S. Forest Service and University of Vermont targets maple sap sweetness. An oil boom exercise demonstrated rapid deployment of anti pollution barriers at the coast guard station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex Junction
Robert A. Farington
Vermont
Parks Department
The
U.S. Forest Service
Burlington
University of Vermont
Bennington Transfers Reported Town Clerk Mary Hodeck
May 2 to 8 transfers filed in Bennington show transactions from Thomas T. Paquin to Fee Simple Inc. on Elm Street. F B Woodward and Sons to Alfred J. and Evelyn Spinner on Holt Spring Development Lot 40 Tel Road. Harold D Jr and Joyce L McDonald to John D and Beverly K Rowe on Bank Street. Breard H Hawks to William and Lillian T Peat on Margaret Lane. Burton W and Carol A Richmond to Francis G and Denise M Griffis on Depot Street. Marion L Bostwick to Kenneth M and Alma K Corey on Royal Street West in North Bennington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hodeck
Thomas T. Paquin
Fee Simple Inc
Bennington
Elm Street
F. B. Woodward and Sons Inc
Alfred J
Evelyn Spinner
Holt Spring
Tel Road
Harold D. Jr
Joyce L. McDonald
John D
Beverly K. Rowe
Ben
Malton Zoo cancels whale import after finding Cuddles male
Malton England officials said they cancel arrangements to bring a male whale from the United States to mate with Cuddles the Malton whale tank. They learned Cuddles weighs about two tons and is also male, negating the planned pairing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malton, England
UPI
Malton Zoo
United States
Cuddles
Malton
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Henry
Harrington
U.S
Burlington Oil Companies
Henry Harrington
Shaftsbury
Home Furniture CO
Main ST
Vertagreen
Garden
H. Greenberg
Main Street
Dunham Furniture Incorporated
Bennington, Vermont
Bennington, VT
Thompson Tree Company
Professional Arborical CO
First National Stores
Bennington Road
Finast
Save Way
Mammoth Mart
Berkshire
RT. 7
Manchester
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