New England mill aims to restart recycled paper production
Lincoln New Hampshire mill, 70 years old and once closed in July, plans January reopening on a trial basis to produce ledger and grade bond paper. Peter Gould says 161 workers expected, with Maine firm refurbishing equipment and improved Boston and Maine freight rates aiding feasibility.
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UPI
Peter Gould
New England Pulp and Paper Co
Maine
Gould
Detroit
Boston & Maine Railroad
New England
Pemigewasset River
Vermont jobless rate inches up to 4.6 percent
Vermont insured unemployment rose to 4.6 percent last week from 4.5 percent, with about 11,500 people on regular extended and supplementary benefits. Burlington area at 2.7 percent lowest. Morrisville at 9.2 percent highest, up from 7.5 percent. Regional rates listed for Barre Montpelier, Bennington, Brattleboro, Middlebury, Newport, Rutland, St Albans, St Johnsbury, Springfield, and White River Junction.
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State Department of Employment Security
Burlington
Morrisville
Barre-Montpelier
Bennington
Protection for elderly urged by Vermont council
Harold Bach and the Vermont Council of Senior Citizens call for new laws to shield the elderly from nursing home abuse rising drug prices and utilities costs. They seek unannounced nursing home inspections a generic drug law pharmacist prescriptions money management education elected Public Service Board commissioners and measures to hold down rates and prevent disconnections.
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ST. Albans
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Vermont Council of Senior Citizens
Harold Bach
Monday
Bachand
Public Service Board
Earth People's Park raid sparks civil suit
A 1975 pre-dawn raid on Earth People's Park in Norton Vermont has led to a 1.1 million civil suit filed in U S District Court by the Vermont chapter of the ACLU against state and federal law enforcement. Plaintiffs claim unlawful search arrest and invasion of privacy by FBI agents state troopers and other officers during the raid on resident William Schoneberger. The suit seeks 100 000 damages and 1 million punitive action. Weather outlook notes chances of flurries snow and continued cold with highs in the 30s.
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Earth People’s Park
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U.S. District Court
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American Civil Liberties Union
Park
William Schoneberger
FBI
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Essex County
ACLU
Schoneberger
Rutland recount sought after ballot error narrows gap
UPI reports Republican Mary Goodwin filed for a Rutland County Superior Court recount of absentee and sick ballots after initial results showed her behind Democrat Irene Durkee by 54 votes. An addition error narrowed the margin to 14 votes. Noble Smith led overall.
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UPI
Mary Goodwin
Rutland County Superior Court
Goodwin
Irene Durkee
Noble Smith
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Springfield
White River Junction
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Loeb, Rhoades & Co
Reynolds Securities Inc
Salomon Brothers
Smith Barney, Harris Upham & Co
White, Weld & Co
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Dean Witter & Co
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Spencer Trask & Co. Incorporated
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People’s Park
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Northside Drive
Vermont National
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