Double Eagle plant dedicated in Shaftsbury by Stanley Works
The four acre Eagle Square factory in Shaftsbury was dedicated Friday with a roast beef lunch for 100 plus officials. Eric Sloane was commissioned to paint a foyer piece as plant operations expand toward full production next spring.
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Tyler Resch Shaftsbury
Eagle Square
Stanley Works
Paul J. DeConinck
Eric Sloane
Cornwell
U.S
Shaftsbury
Hamiltons
Klines
Bushees
Harringtons
Baileys
Harwoods
Gallants
Booths
Davis
Richard C. Hastings
Stanley Tools
Angus J. MacDonald
Shaftsbury Methodist Church
New storm shifts toward cyclone struck coast of India
A new storm moves toward the Orissa and West Bengal coast as relief efforts continue after last week's cyclone. Forecasters say it could hit late Saturday, with winds near 60 mph to 90 mph. Air force planes drop rice. ground remains waterlogged. millions affected. bodies wash ashore due to fuel shortages for cremation.
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New Delhi
UPI
Orissa
Bay of Bengal
Andaman Islands
West Bengal
Alipore
Calcutta
Indian Air Force
Ajit Das
Bhubaneshwar
Mrs Garneau testifies at Pray murder trial in Arlington
Marian Mickey Garneau, a survivor of a double shooting, detailed May 6 events in East Arlington as Gary Pray stood trial for first degree murder. She described following furniture delivery to Sunderland, Pray tailing their Jeep, and the moments leading to and after the first and second gunshots. She recalled Pray threatening her husband, seeing the rifle, and Pray dragging her husband by the shirt collar before taunting him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelton Miller
Manchester
Marian
Mickey’’ Garneau
East Arlington
Gary B. Pray
Garneau
Neil S. Moss
Edouard
Suzanne
Sunderland
Arlington Residence
Martin
Eagle Square plant showcases modern air and water controls
Shaftsbury Eagle Square's new manufacturing plant opens with advanced equipment for air and water controls, noise reduction, fume elimination, and sawdust handling. It features bag houses, pneumatic sawdust transport, electrostatic painting, water-washed air, waste treatment, an afterburner for fumes, chemical neutralization of plating waste, and $200,000 invested in environmental controls including kilns, weatherproofing, indoor docks, and an underground effluent collector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaftsbury
Eagle Square
Weather forecast for the weekend and Sunday turning colder
The region experiences cloudy windy mild conditions today with highs in the 50s and a chance of afternoon showers. Tonight lows reach upper 30s. Sunday remains mostly cloudy and windy with colder air and possible snow flurries.
Windsor State Prison tour by Vermont Bar Association and press
Vermont Bar Association members and newsmen spent more than six hours touring Windsor State Prison to assess conditions in the state’s only maximum security facility. They visited the industry building where license plates are made, a printing shop, and the three cellblocks, where inmates complained of long lockups, limited recreation, and poor food. The visit arose in a broader correctional program and followed a push to fund a new jail, which faced bids higher than the appropriated amount.
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John Leaning
Windsor
Vermont Bar Association
Windsor State
Bar Association
Human Rights Committee
Vermont
U.S. District Court
James L. Oakes
Lawyer
Deane C. Davis
John Downs
St. Johnsbury
Fate of anti-busing amendments doubtful
The House attached desegregation related provisions to a 23 billion higher education aid bill in a marathon session but prospects in conference with the Senate look doubtful. The department press statements and votes show the split between federal restrictions and local funding for busing. The House approved the aid bill 332 to 38 after passing anti-busing measures and related health welfare protections.
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Washington
UPI
House
Senate
Walter Mondale
D-Min
Nixon
John M. Ashbrook
Ohio
Edith Green
D.ore
Health, Education and Welfare Department
William 8. Broomfield
R.mich
Treasuries
Supreme Court agrees to halt Cannikin test hearings
The U S Supreme Court will hold a special Saturday session at 9 30 a m EST to hear environmentalists pleas for postponing the Cannikin underground nuclear test on Amchitka Island scheduled for 5 p m EST. The case draws protests nationwide and from overseas as conservation groups demand delay while scientists debate potential environmental damage.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
U.S
Amchitka Island
David L. Sive
New York
Erwin N. Griswold
Atomic Energy Commission
Aleutian
Alaskan
United States
Hiroshima
Warren E. Burger
White House
Nixon
AEC
Inside a troubled prison walls shape harsh reality
Lawyers toured the facility meeting inmates and officials to assess conditions, rehabilitation needs, and basic living standards. Guards documented inmate complaints as they observed a system struggling with dehumanization and scarce resources. Warden Robert G. See attended the Windsor discussion and the group planned further inquiries.
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Robert G
Windsor
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DeConinck
Merton Snow
Double Eagle
Stockbridge
Square
Church Street
John S. Burgess
Brattleboro
Silas Hawes
Burgess
Donald W. Davis
The
Shaftsbury Selectman
Das
Jambu
Hell At
GOP
Gerald R. Ford
Sierra Club
Linus Pauling
Stanford University
Harold Urey
University of California
George Wald
Harvard University
Edward W. Brooke
R-Mass
Downs
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