Recycling New England Mills Sparks Urban Park Plan
New England mills once powered by the Merrimack River are being revitalized as part of Lowell Mass plan to create an Urban National Cultural Park. The project, backed by over 25 million dollars in public funds, envisions a canal system, museum spaces, shops, light manufacturing, a hotel, and a 750000 tourist traffic system to revive the economy and preserve industrial heritage.
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New England
Lowell
Mass
Merrimack River
Boston
Merrimack
Lowell Mills
Leland Cott
Regional economic forecast from First National Bank of Boston
The First National Bank of Boston foresees steady but modest growth through 1977 amid inflation and investment gaps. Real growth is seen at 6.5 percent in 1976 and 5.1 percent in 1977, with inflation near 6 percent floor, unemployment around 7 percent by mid-1977, and consumer spending rebounding slowly aided by higher real disposable income.
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Boston
US S
First National Bank of
Mass
James B. Thornblade
Thornblade
Feldstein Named Director at Antioch New England School
Feldstein named to Antioch New England Graduate School in Keene New Hampshire replaces Marian Taylor who resigned for health reasons earlier this year Taylor will remain as director Feldstein will lead master's programs in early childhood education elementary education human services administration organizational development counseling psychology dance movement therapy and environmental studies He expressed excitement about Antioch's future in New England.
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Keene, N.H
Lewis M. Feldstein
Antioch-New England
Keene
N.H
John M. Sullivan
Antioch East
Feldstein
Marian Taylor
Bennington
Antioch
New England
Democratic General Store stocks peanut themed campaign gear
In Washington a Democratic General Store sells peanut T shirts jewelry gilded peanuts and campaign paraphernalia as austere fundraising rules push attendees to buy memorabilia. Toni Peabody and 60 volunteers run the shop daily hoping to break even before the election while abiding by new election rules and offering samples of position papers and decor from Plains Georgia.
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Louise Sweeney
Washington
California
Alabama
Kansas
Jimmy Carter
New Democratic General Store
Toni Peabody
Massachusetts
Endicott
Peabody
Democratic National Committee
Humphrey
Georgetown
Plains
National Committee
Lyon L. Tyler Jr
Johnson
Ford
Carter
Electronic transfer links Vermont banks to NEACH network
Vermont and six New Hampshire counties join the New England Automated Clearing House to enable electronic payroll deposits and bill payments. The optional system, overseen by NEACH with input from Vermont banks, reduces trips to the bank and improves security. It allows employees to receive pay via direct deposit and companies to use automatic bill payments, with control kept by account holders.
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Boston
Vermont
New Hampshire
New England
NEACH
Social Security Administration
Clearing House
New England Automated Clearing House
Eugene M. Tangney
First National Bank of Boston
Holmes
Northern
The
Federal Reserve Bank
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United Press International
B. Michael Zuckerman
Brown University
Society For the Preservation of
Zukerman
Joseph A. Migliaccio
Pontiac Print Works
Warwick
R.I
United Cerebral Palsy
Holden- Leonard Co
Main St
REMCO
Alcoa Aluminum Products
Aluminum
Heating & Insulation CO
Ben-Mont Ave
Robert Chapman
Chapman
H. Greenberg and Sons
Christian Science Publishing Society
Arlan G. Holmes Jr
Howard Bank
Burlington
Carl A. Johnson
Cheshire County Savings Bank
R.D
Harwood Hill
Pony Vici
Monument Plaza Shopping Center
Winslow
J.H. Winslow
FDIC
Bennington, Vermont
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