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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1974
Page
10
Practical guide to evaluating appliance purchases focusing on budget, needs, energy efficiency, warranties, store policies, and trusted information sources. Highlights include using instruction booklets, demonstrations, comparing prices, and minimizing energy use through careful selection and maintenance.
North American wolf expert Dr. Charles Berger argues public fear misreads wolves, noting packs of five to fifteen with alpha leaders and territories around 1000 square miles. He says wolves attack only to feed, not for pleasure, and warns fewer than 1,000 remain in the United States as they near endangered status. A local talk also included Farley the wolf, calm around crowds, illustrating wolves as natural predators balancing wildlife. Also a Canberra report says NASA tracking station Carnavon WA to close by end of 1974.
A private study from the Agribusiness Accountability Project accuses corporate minded managers of seizing control of large farm cooperatives. It argues managers prioritize growth over patron needs and cash rebates, weakening farmer and consumer welfare and the cooperative democratic system. It cites American Milk Producers Inc. and its milk fund contributions as a dramatic example.
Burlington advice weighs perennials against annuals for flower beds. Dr Norman Pellett of the University of Vermont notes perennials survive winter if winter hardy, die back above ground yet return yearly, while annuals must be replanted each spring after frost danger passes, around early June in Vermont. Petunias snapdragons and marigolds provide longer summer color, with late June plantings thriving into fall. Perennials vary. peonies irises and poppies are hardy, others need light, soil, and winter protection.
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