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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1974

Page

5

Nancy Drew as feminist detective in children's fiction

A reader recalls Nancy Drew's independence and courage, contrasting her with gender stereotypes in many books. The piece traces Drew’s creation by Edward Stratemeyer and Carolyn Keene Harriet Adams, notes Ned Nickerson’s limited romance, and laments library access and edition availability while urging reintroduction of Nancy Drew to young readers.

Bennington Free Library Debbie Nancy Drew Astrid Lindgren Drew Nancy Carson Ned Nickerson Ned Carolyn Keene Hardy Boys Bobbsey Twins Tom Swift Bomba Edward Stratemeyer Stratemeyer Keene Harriet Adams

Mobil money for solar energy

Mobil Oil plans to invest up to 30 million dollars to produce silicon ribbons for solar cells, aiming to cut costs and enable rooftop electricity. Tycho Labs in Massachusetts develops continuous silicon ribbons and automates production, with goals to scale to longer ribbons and multiple ribbons per melt.

Mobil Oil Mobil Tycho Labs Waltham Mass A. I. Mlavsky Mlavsky James Meyer Massachusetts Institute of Technology Tycho

Bennington Play Day Features Local Talent and Civic Notes

A track meet at the playground drew participation from regular attendees with winners Annette Cahill Billy Mack and Mary Colliano. boys winner Robert Mayhew girls winner Marjorie Gorman three feet six inches. Vermont banking and local planning topics persist including Luther R Graves appointment, Knights of Columbus installation, and regional planning seminars amid a broader Washington impeachment debate on constitutional order and the take care clause.

Florence R. Kinsley John F. Lonergan Annette Cahill Billy Mack Mary Colliano Robert Mayhew Marjorie Gorman Luther R. Graves First National Bank of Bennington American Bankers Association Vermont Federal Housing Administration

Lawmakers Reflect on Accountability and Duty in Nixon Era

The article recalls US lawmakers debating executive power and rule of law during Nixon era proceedings. William Cohen votes impeachment despite Nixon loyalty, while Paul Sarbanes and Lawrence Hogan stress accountability and lawful limits. James Mann and Walter Flowers urge Congress to responsibly wield power amid shortages and lasting lessons.

House Judiciary Committee Cambodia John Ssiberling Ohio Seiberling Kent State William Cohen Maine Richard Nixon Cohen Paul Sarbanes Maryland Sarbanes Lawrence Hogan FBI White House Hogan Walfomen James Mann South Carolina Mann Thomas Paine Judiciary Committee Congress Walter Flowers Alabama

Recycling Garbage Into Garden Fertilizer The Advice

Massachusetts Audubon Society writer Polly Bradley explains disposing waste wisely urging composting to turn limp lettuce, celery tops, and yard scraps into rich soil. She notes avoid meat bones and dog dirt, stresses separating recyclables like papers cans and bottles for burials, and suggests limiting use of disposals.

Polly Bradley Massachusetts Audubon Society

Sewage as Fertilizer and Energy In Aquaculture Debate

Advocates urge reusing sewage rather than dumping it into water bodies. They propose turning waste into fertilizer or methane for heat and energy, or using it as fish feed in aquaculture, noting it can support robust fish growth.

Molasses-fed newspapers aid dairy cows in Japan

The Milwaukee Journal notes researchers in Japan feed shredded newspapers soaked in molasses to four Holstein cows, supplying about a sixth of their daily feed. The cows reportedly produce good milk, a result unsurprising to observers.

Wisconsin Japan

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