Johnson and Wales trainees prep meals for a hungry campus
In Providence the Johnson and Wales Culinary Arts School trains students as chefs and guinea pigs, turning a sterile meatcutting room into a medical style lab. First years wear sky-blue kerchiefs as they learn knife skills and menu planning, with instructors stressing full trade knowledge and 7,000 meals prepared daily for the college and its branches.
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Terry Anzur
Providence, R.I
UPI
Johnson and Wales
Culinary Arts School
Franz K. Lemaime
David D. Jacobs
Jacobs
Lemaime
New York City
J&w
Paula Keogh
Lemoine
National Restaurant Association
How to recognize a good restaurant Providence Rhode Island
UPI reports Franz Lemoine director of the Johnson and Wales Culinary Arts School offers criteria for judging good dining. Key signs include a clearly named chef, active management, uniforms, unobtrusive service, quiet dining, and well set lighting. He urges consumers to demand quality and recognizes Americans often underappreciate good service.
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Providence
R.I
UPI
Franz Lemoine
Lemoine
Johnson and Wales Culinary Arts School
America
Belgium
California
Europe
Pownal Selectmen Apologize Over Shrub Clearance Mixup
The Pownal Board apologized for a mistaken cutting assignment after Mr and Mrs Roison protested shrub clearance along Carpenter Hill Road. Several large trees planted to town right of way were removed. Chairman Mason called it a “devil over there” moment and Clean up was agreed. A revenue-sharing meeting is set for Thursday Dec 15 at 6 p.m. at the town hall with more announcements to follow.
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Danville Notch
Edward Bent
Searsburg
Bolles
George Temple
Temple
Charles Dewey
Woodford
Stamford
Dunville
Pownal
Roison
Roisons
Carpenter Hill Road
A. Coleman Mason
Young Darien voter aims for low cost housing bill
Darien 19 year old Donald Ferguson Jr elected to the representative town meeting vows to push a low cost housing bill for young families and the elderly. The Marymount College sophomore plans to move out of his parents home soon as he begins public service.
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Darien, Conn
UPI
Donald J. Ferguson Jr
Ferguson
Darien
Representative Town Meeting
Pratt & Whitney workers back on job after strike vote fails
Virtually all machinists at Pratt & Whitney plants in Connecticut returned to work after Southington locals voted to strike failed to reach a two thirds margin. East Hartford and Middletown workers accepted a five year contract after missing a strike. Union leaders hoped Southington would join.
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United Press International
Connecticut
Pratt & Whitney
Southington
Middletown
East Hartford
Tom Shea
Shea
International Association of Machinists
Hartford Civic Center
Guartee
United Technologies
Forest Service starts YACC to hire youths on 14 forests
By early December about 1,210 unemployed youths aged 16 to 23 will begin temporary work under the Young Adult Conservation Corps in the Forest Service eastern region. The program, part of President Carter's stimulus plan, will pair participants with Forest Service staff on projects ranging from tree nurseries and planting to wildlife habitat and erosion control.
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Forest Service
New
Young Adult Conservation Corps
YACC
Carter
Employment and Training Administration
Departments of Agriculture, Interior and Labor
Department of Agriculture
Interior Department
Labor Department
The
OSHA inspectors transferred amid alleged moonlighting activity
Six OSHA inspectors were moved out of state after a New Hampshire Sunday News report said they sent firms a pamphlet offering consulting services to help meet OSHA guidelines. OSHA says no consulting occurred and transfers avoid potential conflicts of interest. Four inspectors filed grievances, while an AFGE spokesman noted the pamphlet promoted a service led by ex-officers with health degrees.
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Concord
N.H
UPI
Occupational Health and Safety Administration
The
New Hampshire Sunday News
New Hampshire
OSHA
Jeff DuWors
Boston
American Federation of Government Employees
Richard Peet
Program helps problem children stay in regular classrooms
In Farmington Maine a pilot program by the University of Maine at Farmington and two public school districts tests placing kindergarten and first grade students with learning problems in normal classes with intensive afternoon support. Five children receive targeted activities and one on one tutoring while university staff emphasize readiness skills and positive discipline.
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Farmington, Maine
UPI
University of Maine At
Farmington
Maine Department of Cultural and Educational Services
University
William Judkins
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