Bennington Decommissioned After 25 Years of Service
The USS Bennington, after a long career including anti submarine and Vietnam service, was deactivated and placed in the Atlantic Reserve Fleet at Norfolk on 8 November 1946 and again in mothballs in Long Beach, facing possible move to Bremerton for final deactivation amid postwar downsizing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okinawa
Leyte
Bennington
Western Pacific
Japan
Missouri
Tokyo
Atlantic Reserve Fleet
Norfolk
New York Naval Shipyard
Benn
Quonset Point
Cape Horn
San Diego
Far East
West Coast
Puget Sound Naval Shipyard
Bremerton
Wash
Long Beach
Calif
Eureka
Long Beach Naval Shipyard
America
Midway Island
California
Vietnam
First Fleet
Congress
Hornet
Kearsarge
Fleet Reserve
UVM Alumni in Vermont by Occupation and Location
The University of Vermont counts more than 7,000 alumni living in Vermont with a breakdown by job: 1,483 teachers, 659 in business, 322 physicians, 305 engineers, 189 in real estate and insurance, 188 farmers, 181 government workers, 154 professors and instructors, and 135 school administrators. The survey shows Burlington vs rest of state distribution, noting 1,200 outside Burlington among teachers, 423 in business, 228 engineers, 221 physicians, 107 nurses, 99 administrators, 51 social workers, 24 librarians, and all 188 farmers residing outside Burlington. Almost 700 alumnae list as housewives, 565 outside Burlington, with only 13 home economists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Vermont
Vermont
Green Mountain State
UVM
Dentistry
Burlington
UC Berkeley Tops Peace Corps Volunteer List
Berkeley's University of California campus leads UPI reports as the university contributing the most volunteers to the Peace Corps among all schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley, Calif
Sprague Sales and Earnings Rise in 1969 Quarter
Sprague Electric Co reports three months ending Sept. 30 1969 net sales of 37.54 million up 24 percent from 30.34 million in 1968 with net income of 670,563 or 0.20 per share turning from a 1.04 million operating loss. Nine month sales rise 11 percent to 110.59 million and net income 1,087,949 or 0.32 per share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Adams
Mass
Sprague Electric Co
Robert C. Sprague
Bruce R. Carlson
Sprague Electric
Globe-Union names foreman moves at Bennington plant
The Globe Union Battery Division plant in Bennington announces transfers and promotions. John P. Pete Shalala is promoted to general foreman of the Louisville branch, effective December 1, replacing by Harold Waters who becomes foreman of the forming room and assembly line on November 16. Eugene Krawczyk will take over Waters duties as foreman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe-Union Battery Division
Bennington
John P
Pete’’ Shalala
Louisville, Ky
Globe-Union
Shalala
Globe- Union
Harold Waters
Waters
Eugene Krawczyk
Haskells Return From Dealer Trip
Mr and Mrs William H Haskell of Bennington Farm Equipment Co Inc return from Nassau and the Bahamas on a trip sponsored by New Holland Company division of Sperry Rand The voyage included about 250 New Holland dealers and their wives from across the United States and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Haskell
The
Bennington Farm Equipment Co., Inc
Nassau
Bahamas
New Holland Company
Sperry Rand
New Holland
United States
Canada
Union Teaches Strippers at Garrison Corp Bennington program
A Bennington union Local 236L with Lithographers and Printers International has begun apprentice stripper training at Garrison Corp North Bennington. Classes run Tuesdays 7 to 9 pm with full attendance. Instructors include Ralph Herne and William Schroeder, with Norman Burns planned for future pressman instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Garrison Corp
Bennington Union
Lithographers and Printers International
The
North Bennington
International Union
William Schroeder
Norman Burns
Krawczyk Union
Edward Keough
Ray Jaquith
David Adler
Carl Hess
Robert Appel
Gary O'Dell
Ralph Herne
Cushman Names Mrs Lyons Employee Relations Director
Mrs. Julia M. Lyons of North Bennington has been named director of employe and community relations for Cushman Manufacturing Corp. Walter E. Wlodarski, VP, said the move reflects a focus on a healthy corporate environment and employee recognition. Lyons, long with Cushman, is active locally and serves as personnel manager. She and her husband live on Main Street and belong to several local clubs and the Elks lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia M. Lyons
North Bennington
H. T.cushman Manufacturing Corp
Walter E. Wlodarski
Cushman - Shaw
General Interiors
Lyons
Cushman
Wlodarski
Cushman Company
Bennington
Cushman’s
Hospital Room Rates Up In Vermont Communities
Burlington Medical Center Hospital of Vermont raises semiprivate rooms by 3 to 58 dollars per day and private rooms by 5 to 65 to 72 dollars with higher staff costs and a 10 percent supply bill rise expected in 1970. Rutland Hospital adds 4 per day while Brattleboro Memorial and Springfield Hospital post increases. North Country Hospital in Newport reports a building fund drive surpassing the 500000 dollar goal by 150000.
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Concord
N.H
Burlington
Rutland
Brattleboro
Springfield
Vermont - New Hampshire Blue Cross
Medical Center Hospital of
Vermont
Rutland Hospital
Brattleboro Memorial Hospital
Springfield Hospital
North Country Hospital
Newport
Central Vermont power output rises 9.25 percent from last year
CVPS Rutland reports weekly electric output of 26,480,600 kWh for the week ending Nov 7, up 2,242,800 kWh or 9.25 percent from the prior year. Year to date output reaches 1,104,522,106 kWh, a 10.58 percent increase versus last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Central Vermont Public Service Corp
St. Lawrence
Vision Emphasis Aims To Cut Hunting Accidents In Vermont
Vermont Optometric Association urges hunters to ensure clear vision before shooting. They warn inadequate sight raises accident risk when victims are unseen or mistaken for game. Blaze orange gear, glare-free sunglasses, and proper eyewear are endorsed to improve depth and side vision in varied woods conditions. If unsure of what you see, do not shoot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Albans
Vermont Optometric Association
Vermont
Association
The
National Shooting Sports Foundation
Many Vision
Bennington Records Transfers in Village Land Deals
Bennington Town Clerk Mary Hodeck reports transfers recorded between Oct 30 and Nov 13. The notices detail property sales in Bennington and surrounding areas, including depots, streets and roads, Weston lines, and town limits, with buyers from Bennington and out of state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hodeck
Richard C
Deborah W. Wilkinson
Carroll L. Johnson
Bennington
Depot Street
William H
Ruth F. Appeldorn
Stephen
Ann de Haan
Prospect Park
N.J
U.S
Lawrence B
Joan L. Bangs
Frank
Helen E. Hegel
Prospect Street
William M
Linda Q. Dellinger
Charlotte
N.C
Marie J. Nichols
Robinson Avenue
Winifred T. LaFlamme
Edgar J
Idola M. Gosselin
Holden Street
Carlton
Vera Mullins
Frederick A
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Seventh Fleet
Quemoy
Turkey
MY Ones Inc
Haskells
Ed Keough
New York
UPI
Dun
Dunn & Bradstreet
Pratt ST
Roofing & Sheet Metal CO
Tricia G. Watson
Harmon Road
Adelaide K. Igoe
Frank J. Igoe
Donald A
Katrina S. Hemenway
Pippin Knoll Drive
Charles Marro
William D
Darlyn C. Herriman
Daniel R
Judeth L. MacWethy
Elm Street
Joseph B, Lyman III
DeRuyter
N.Y
Joseph H
Mary I. Hall
Harwood Hill
Walter A
Gladys A. Ready
Michele A
Eva M. Moretti
Charles E. Dewey
John L
Nancy J. Chilelli
Fort Dix
Turnabout Lane
Meadowbrook
Winslow
J.H. Winslow
Leo Hyduke
Fisimanis
Main St
Gerald
Morrissey, Inc
Beech St
Shell
Johnson Oil CO
Bennington Rd
Bennington, Vermont
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