Alpine Slide expansion to fourfold in U.S. rollout
Bromley officials say nearly a dozen terrain-tailored cement slides will be installed nationwide by summer end, boosting U S total from four to about four times as many. Installations include four new in New England, three in Pennsylvania, and one each in New York Ohio and Colorado with discussions in California Utah Minnesota Michigan New Mexico Texas Arkansas and Canada.
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Manchester
U.S
Bromley
Stig Albertsson
Alpine Slide Corp
New England
Pennsylvania
New York
Ohio
Colorado
California
Utah
Minnesota
Michigan
New Mexico
Texas
Arkansas
Canada
United States
Albertsson
Boston Hills
North Andover
Mass
Mount Tom
Holyoke
Mad River
Columbus
Bromley Ski Area
Attitash
New Hampshire
Gatlinburg
Tenn
Vernon Valley
N.J
Napolitano's to change ownership in Bennington sale
Mr and Mrs Dominick Napolitano of 103 Putnam St Bennington announce the sale of their pizzeria on Benmont Avenue to a Manchester firm. The new shop will be King Louie's Inc. The Napolitanos will work with their son at Napolitano's in North Adams, begun in 1975, and all will stay in Bennington.
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Dominick Napolitano
Putnam St
Bennington
Benmont Avenue
Manchester
King Louie’s Inc
North Adams
Mass
Union St
Toward Tomorrow Fair Set for June at UMass Amherst
The second annual Toward Tomorrow Fair comes to UMass Amherst June 24 to 26 with 200 exhibitors spanning energy, agriculture, land use, conservation, home design, health, and education. Notable speakers include Buckminster Fuller, Barry Commoner, Dick Gregory, and Ralph Nader. concerts feature Pete Seeger, Malvina Reynolds, and Guy Davis on June 25. Admission ranges 1 to 3 dollars with children free. advance tickets and two or three day passes available. parking is free.
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Amherst
Mass
The
University
R. Buckminster Fuller
Barry Commoner
Dick Gregory
Ralph Nader
Pete Seeger
Malvina Reynolds
Guy Davis
Umass Office of
110 Hills North
Umass
Nuclear industry in confusion slows U S reactor orders
Washington reports the American nuclear power sector faces financial and political uncertainty as orders for new reactors slump from a 1973 peak of 36 to 2 in 1976. Experts warn of a looming oil shortage while Carter policy shifts fuel debate and a Europe–third world reactor sales race begins.
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Washington
U.S
New Hampshire
United States
Dennis Hayes
Worldwatch Institute
Senate
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Hayes
Carl Walske
Atomic Industrial Forum, Inc
Joseph R. Dietrich
American Nuclear Society
Carter
Europe
Cuba
Kuwait
Libya
New Caledonia
Peru
West Germany
Brazil
France
Pakistan
Thornton Bradshaw
Atlantic Richfield Company
MIT
New penicillin resistant gonorrhea strain spreads
Dr David Feingold of the VA Hospital in Boston says a foreign gonorrhea strain linked to the Far East has grown from one case to several hundred across 21 states in 15 months. He notes 150 new nationwide cases in March and April and urges aggressive treatment as incidence remains about 1 million yearly while syphilis declined 7 percent last year.
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Boston
UPS
United States
Veterans Administration
David Feingold
VA Hospital
Far East
Phillips, Md
Feingold
Booklets detail volume and energy data for appliances
AHAM publishes freezers, refrigerators, and air conditioners data in booklet form. The two booklets cover volume and energy use for refrigerators and freezers and for air conditioners, available for 50 cents each from AHAM at 20N. Wacker Drive, Chicago, IL 60606.
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United States
AHAM
Wacker Drive
Chicago
Ill
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Richard Gould
North St
Napolitano’s
Krawczyk
Vermont
Rutland
Albert Krawczyk
G.R. Read
Massachusetts
America
By Richard L. Strout
Mtuttle Ie
Bios
Monument Plaza Shopping Center
Sealy
Twin Ca. Pc
Bennington,vt
Massachusetts Medical Society
Union Carbide Corp
Robert Muir
Giesela Madigan
Dennis Ayers
Robert Denue
Cere
Robert Sausville
BenMont Ave
Maytag
Mei Melanie A
Meron
Main ST
C.E. Weeks
Bennington, VT
Bennington, Vermont
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