Griffin Named Vermont Heart Campaign State Chairman
J E Griffin of Rutland was named state chairman for the 1969 Vermont Heart Campaign. He is VP for sales and development at Central Vermont Public Service Corp and Rutland Regional Chamber of Commerce president. In 1968 his leadership helped raise a record 125000 for the Vermont Heart Fund. He and his family live at 81 Lincoln Ave, Rutland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
James E. Griffin
William B. Franke
Vermont Heart Association
L. Douglas Meredith
Griffin
Cen
The
Rutland Regional Chamber of Commerce
Ethan Allen National Bank
Lions Club
Vermont Heart Fund
Association
His
Lincoln Ave
Heart Fund
State Heart Campaign
Otto Brusis
Vermont Rehabilitation Center
Bennington Transfers Record from Town Clerk Nov 14–21
Town Clerk Mary Hodeck reports transfers recorded in Bennington from Nov 14 to 21. On Nov 15 Leroy Carroll to Elaine Warner and William C. Sennett to Donald Capella involve properties on County Street and a Bennington Graded School District fund. On Nov 18 Harrison Peckham Jr and Marion G. Peckham to Edward McGurn and Patricia McGurn cover west Putnam Street. On Nov 19 Norman Creenberg to Arthur Person and Emma Lee Person cover west Pageant Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hodeck
Leroy D. Carroll
Elaine Warner
Bennington
County St
William C
Mary E. Sennett
Donald J
Rene M. Capella
Bennington Graded School District
Harrison
Marion G. Peckham Jr
Edward and
Patricia C. McGurn
Putnam Street
Norman H. Creenberg
Arthur I. and
Emma Lee Person
Wilmington
Pageant Street
Vermont Life Aide Named by Publishers
Peter W. Sykas of Montpelier was elected president of the Regional Publishers Association at its Las Vegas meeting. Sykas, Vermont Life magazine business manager, will lead the group of state and private publications in the United States and Canada. He joined Vermont Life staff as circulation manager in 1958. Also named were A I Weiners of Maine as vice president and Rob Trowbridge of Dublin New Hampshire as a director. Vermont was chosen to host the 1969 annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Peter W. Sykas
Regional Publishers Association
Las Vegas
Nev. Sykas
Vermont Life Magazine
United States
Canada
Lykas
Official State Magazine
New
Dreikorns Bakery Expands To Bennington Area
Dreikorns Bakery Inc of Holyoke Mass begins distribution to Bennington served from Pittsfield division. Local manager William Cranson says deliveries follow a regular exact schedule ensuring strict freshness. Founded in 1888, Otto E Dreikorn is president and third generation of the family firm serving western New England stores and institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dreikorn’s Bakery Inc
Holyoke
Mass
Bennington
Pittsfield
William Cranson
Dreikorn
Dreikorn’s Bakery
Otto E. Dreikorn
Dreikorns
New England
Vermont conference aids state technical information push
Cz Services Officials at the Vermont conference heard praise for one of the fading state technical programs. Philip K. Reidy and Mary Leke outlined the Vermont Information Center at UVM, stressing its goal to provide federal information to business and industry. The program, praised by David C. Emery, aims to extend services statewide and potentially nationally, with regional conferences planned and support from the Vermont legislature and governor.
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NERS
Montpelier
Vermont
Hh H. Sullivan
Philip K. Reily
Office of State Technical Services
David C. Emery
Office of Technical Services
Roland A. Loveless
New England
Crediuveek
Philip K. Reidy
Opampeate
OSHS
N. Northeastern
Mary L
Echnical Information Center
Migne Uiversity of Vermont
Rial
Garam
Department of Hall
Vermont Information Project
Spe
Uvm
William
spaggEaliet
New England Regional Technical Services Board
Burlington
Vermont Office of Technical Services
University of Vermont Technical Information Center
David C. Pinkham
Vermont Office of State Technical Services
Vermont Development Department
Emery
Governor’s Coordinating Committee On Technical Services
Vermont Advisory Council On State Technical Services
VOTS
Property taxes rob the urban poor and slow renewal
Washington report from the National Commission on Urban Problems led by former Sen. Paul H. Douglas concludes property taxes burden the poor, deter urban housing investment, and may reduce city tax revenues. Richard Netzer's NYU study notes urban tax burdens approach a 24 percent housing sales tax equivalent, with a disproportionate impact on those earning under $10,000.
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Washington
Paul H. Douglas
Illinois
National Commission On Urban Problems
Douglas
Richard Netzer
New York University
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
J.E. Griffin
Vt. Heart Fund
Tral Vermont Public Service Corp
Washington, D.C
U.S. Department of Transportation
Federal Highway Administration
Ponte Vecchio
Florence
Italy
Superintendent of Documents
U.S
Vermont Life Aide
West Germany
BOM
UPI
Peter W.sykas
Eagle Street
Union St
North Adams
Star Electric Monument
Eerly
Alain
Main ST
Greenberg
Main Street
Bennington, VT
Holyoke Bakery
E Pt National Urban Study
Commission
Gerald E. Morrisey
Ingmay Rt
Beech St
Sigiington
Watchdog Service
J.H. Winshow
Mckinley Street
Benning Ton
Enterprise
Pownal
Culligan
Culligan Water Conditioning, Inc
Wagoneer
Leo’s Motors
Manchester Ctr
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