Twin brothers market ultrasonic fault finding and training
Stamford story of Donald and Ronald Scofield engineers who run National Non Destructive Testing Inc. They use ultrasonic waves to detect metal defects in ships hulls and pipelines and plan a school to train more workers. They cite projects with Exxon Getty Amoco and a maritime contract in Newport News Virginia.
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Stamford, Conn
UPI
Donald
Ronald Scofield
National Non-Destructive Testing Inc
Alaska
Scofield
MDT
Exxon Co
Getty Oil Co
Amoco International Oil Co
Polytechnic Institute of New York
American Society For
Newport News
U.S. Department of Commerce Maritime Administration
Pleasant Valley Grange installs 1977 78 officers at Oct 7
South Cambridge Pleasant Valley Grange held a hall installation for 1977 78 officers on October 7 with a bountiful harvest supper served by the William English family. New York State Deputy Rodney Brownell installed officers including Master William C English and several family members active in prior Grange roles. Other officers named include Marilyn Robinson as Lecturer Hazel Welling as chaplain Yolanda English treasurer Burton Welling secretary Mary Hungerford and more. A bazaar is planned for October 15 and a turkey card party for November 15. Next meeting October 21 at 8 p.m.
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Pleasant Valley Grange
William English
New York State
Rodney Brownell
Pearl Brownell
Ada Cronk
Patricia Hamilton
Vivian Borden
William C. English
English
William D. English
William K. English
Marilyn Robinson
Hazel Welling
Yolanda English
Burton Welling
Mary Hungerford
Ceres
Mary Robinson
Pomona
Janet English
Flora
Ernest Trinkle
CWA
Blanche Royal
Vermont official spars with expense claims amid resignations
Development Secretary Arthur Kreizel, set to resign next month, has not filed any state expense vouchers despite Finance Division records showing no reimbursements. Economic Development Commissioner Elbert Moulton submitted about $3,800 for 78 trips, including 19 to Canada. Kreizel said he would only claim actual transportation costs and cover entertaining clients from his Stowe business. Transportation Secretary Ronald Crisman said contract negotiations for the Vermont Northern Railroad are nearly complete, with a single firm left to choose and an agreement possible within 10 days. The line, 99 miles, is currently run by Morrison-Knudsen Co., contract expired last month.
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Stowe
Idaho
Free air time offered for nuclear debate in Vermont
Two Rutland and Burlington radio stations will provide 50 free spots to WPIRG to present anti nuclear arguments in response to Vermont Yankee ads. WPIRG and Vermont Yankee have accepted similar offers. The stations, owned by Vermont Radio Inc, may host a civic group nuclear power debate. WPIRG spots were to start this week but had not arrived by Wednesday.
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Rutland
UPI
Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Corp
Vermont Yankee Public Interest Research Group
WSYB
WVMI
Burlington
WPIRG
Vermont Yankee
Vermont Radio Inc
VPIRG
Vermont Receives 195000 Dollar Federal Reward
Vermont earns a 195000 dollar federal reward for its roadside advertising control program along interstates. Transportation Secretary Ronald Crisman says the payment is a bonus for effective outdoor advertising control under a 1968 law banning off premise billboards. Vermont has now totaled 16 million in bonus payments from the Highway Administration.
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Montpelier
API
Vermont
Ronald Crisman
Crisman
Federal Highway Administration
Albany Jail Revolt Quelled After Four Hours of Negotiations
In Albany County Jail a group of 31 of 189 inmates seized the mess hall with large kitchen knives. After four hours of talks with Sheriff John J. McNulty Jr. the inmates returned to their cells. Superintendent Harold Bennett collapsed during negotiations and was hospitalized. McNulty plans another meeting today and affirmed no violence or hostages occurred. The grievances were not disclosed beyond food not being among them. The incident prompted no barricades or weapons in play. Aries Inn Inc. faces two counts of second degree obscenity over closed circuit adult films at the Governor's Motor Inn in Guilderland. The case stems from complaints by residents and involves films including Cousin Betty. Hotel manager Donald Hauffe says the service is regulated to prevent child viewing.
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Albany
Albany County
John J. McNulty Jr
Harold Bennett
St. Peter’s Hospital
McNulty
Guilderland
Joseph Harris
Aries Inn Inc
Governor’s Motor Inn
Route 20
Betty
Donald Hauffe
Trailer overturned in Berkshire rescue effort follows crash
In North Adams a multiton lime truck flipped on Curran Highway near Courys Drive-In Theatre. Special air cushion gear lifted the vehicle, which skidded about 200 feet and caused about 4000 to 5000 dollars in damage. Driver Wayne E. Scace, 28, of Cheshire, was cut above the eye but unharmed. He could not explain the cause and recalled thinking what is happening as the truck went over. In Pittsfield a former lawyer pleaded not guilty to 34 indictments for stealing about 100000 from clients via forged checks. trial set for October.
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North Adams
Curran Highway
Coury
Wayne E. Scace
Cheshire
Scace
Pittsfield
Donald J. Shaker
John J. McNaught
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