Court Waivers Record Of Nov 15 Traffic Violations
Bennington District Court logged waiver payments for five motorists on November 15. Joseph G. Billo paid 25 dollars for an uninspected car on Route 7 in Manchester. Richard P. Yakubovsky paid 25 dollars for speeding on Route 7 in Pownal and 25 dollars for defective equipment. Edward D. Fowler paid 25 dollars for speeding on Route 7 in Shaftsbury. Arno B. Kaufman paid 30 dollars for speeding on Route 7 in Manchester. Jacques Seronde paid 30 dollars for driving without a license in Bennington.
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Bennington District Court
Joseph G. Billo
New York City
Manchester
Richard P. Yakubovsky
Edison
N.J
Pownal
Edward D. Fowler
North Woodstock
N.Y
Shaftsbury
Arno B. Kaufman
Whitestone
Jacques Seronde
Stow
Mass
Bennington
Union Carbide reports rising sales and earnings
Union Carbide Corporation reports a 7 percent rise in third quarter worldwide sales to 682.37 million and earnings of 38.243 million, 64 cents per share, up from last year's 36.765 million. Nine months sales reach 1.973 billion, up 5 percent, with earnings 118.203 million or 1.96 a share, down from 126.89 million or 2.10 a share a year earlier after surtax reductions.
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New York
Union Carbide Corporation
Rutland Banker Named To Bond Committee
Levi P. Smith Jr. named William B. Wright of Marble Savings Bank Rutland as a member of the Vermont Savings Bonds Committee. Wright becomes ABA state coordinator for savings bonds and will work with Smith and Treasury director Thomas W. Eddy to promote savings bonds and freedom shares in Vermont.
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Burlington
Levi P. Smith Jr
Treasury
William B. Wright
Marble Savings Bank
Rutland
Vermont
American Bankers Association
Wright
ABA
Smith
Thomas W. Eddy
Nightingale Program Tops List On Local Station
Nightingale, named dean of personal motivation, is heard on WBTN 9 a.m. weekdays with an audience of about 70 million in the United States. Arthur B. Murphy of County National Bank notes the show’s sponsor here and Nightingale’s lifelong focus on human motivation including his Pearl Harbor service on the Arizona.
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WBTN
Arthur B. Murphy
The
County National Bank
Earl Nightingale
U.S
Nightingale
U.S. Marine Corps
Arizona
Pearl Harbor
Pacific
Independent Phone Firms Burying More Lines
USITA notes a shift to underground telephone plant as 2,100 independent companies serving 17.2 million phones push for buried lines amid rising CATV use. Bellamy cites benefits in maintenance, weather protection, and aesthetics, with some firms eliminating thousands of poles in recent years and coordinating with developers to share trenching costs.
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Washington, D.C
Earle G. Bellamy
U.S. Independent Telephone Association
USITA
Bell
Bellamy
Bellamy Telephone Co
Knoxville
Iowa
Frank S
Barnes Jr
Rock Hill
S.C
Barnes
Matching Funds Offered For Water Fluoridation
Vermont schools may access state Health Department funds to buy fluoridating equipment. Dr. John Long reported several districts already plan to install systems, with four hygienist educators covering four districts. About a quarter of Vermont’s 400,000 population drinks fluoridated water, and Head Start findings show dental care costs drop from 80 to 20 dollars per child with fluoridation.
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Montpelier
Vermont
State Health Department
Dental Division
John Long
State Board of Health
Middlebury
Long
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