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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1975

Page

5

Scrub and the Summer of Unsupervised Play in Friendship Me

In Friendship, a small town of 800 people, boys chased unplanned games like scrub all summer after school closed. Scrub resembled baseball with improvised rules, no official umpires, taped gear, and free roster movement, a contrast to supervised activities later promoted by public funds.

Michael Friendship

Growth, environment, and justice clash in modern policy

The piece argues that social harmony, justice, and environmental protection can align with modest growth, but true progress requires addressing energy costs, pollution, and inequities. It notes growth fuels jobs yet worsens smog and resource waste, urging leadership and coordinated policy beyond growth slogans.

Looking Back VERA tempers Vermont work reopens in Bennington

A Bennington office receives authorization to place 125 men at work across several sites including the reservoir Ore Bed Road Silk Road and a town farm painting job. Also noted are a church restoration project and a school superintendent election to replace Donald W. McClelland. Other items recount historic flood cautions and notable local events.

Vera Vermont Bennington Philip Embury Sandgate America Donald W. McClelland

Reading list shows liberal bias in national issues forum

Walter Cronkite's suggestion for a national American Issues Forum spurred a reading list by the Bicentennial Commission and the NEH, but critics say eight million copies costing 220189 reveal librarians tilting materials leftward. The list mixes classics with liberal works and few conservative titles, threatening a biased dialogue and perceived brainwashing.

Walter Cronkite Bicentennial Commission National Endowment For the Humanities American Library Association American Issues Forum

New Fis-Cal diet hits budget minded readers

A satirical note from the Milwaukee Sentinel and Chicago Sun-Times contrasts diets with cost, claiming a third of the nation is poorly fed housed and clothed while camping season returns and readers face frugal living.

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