New Hampshire Referendum Sparks Sweepstakes Battle
A citizens group named the Committee of One Hundred forms to oppose the New Hampshire sweepstakes plan. They plan a strong campaign ahead of the March 10 referendum while urging strict enforcement of federal and state laws on lottery promotion. The group names Richard C. Plumer and John Ballentine as coordinators and vows nonpartisan action to ensure responsible citizenship.
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Concord
N.H
New Hampshire
Edward J. Powers
Rockingham Park
General Court
Richard C. Plumer
Madbury
John Ballentine
Somersworth Free Press
Plumer
Ballentine
Federal Communications Commission
U.S
Postal Department
U.S. Justice Department
FCC
Justice Department
Sweepstakes Commission
Committee of One Hundred
Expansion at Eagle Square Shaftsbury Creates 60 Jobs
Eagle Square Manufacturing Co a Stanley Works division in Shaftsbury Vermont advances an expansion to add more than 60 jobs bringing total workers to about 160 by July 1. The project includes plant renovations a new paints and lacquers room a sewage treatment facility and 10 000 additional square feet of floor space while production shifts to finish at New Britain or onsite.
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Shaftsbury
Eagle Square Manufacturing Co
Vermont
Stanley Works
New Britain, Conn
John D. Clawson
Genevieve Elwell
New Britain
Conn
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Ers
Granite State
Eagle Square
Clawson
Stanley Company
Paran Creek
State Department of Health
Ray Galusha
John Cain
Ralph Freemyer
Carl Allen
Bob Hagerman