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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1974
Page
5
A guide on visual perceptual problems in children with good sight but poor visual awareness. It covers visual motor sequencing, visual motor association, and visual decoding, with suggested activities, home practices, and classroom strategies to strengthen attention, handwriting, memory, and categorization across grade levels.
EPA regional administrator John A. S. McGlennon argues solid waste contains recyclable materials and energy potential. He cites packaging’s mass waste, energy savings from recovery, and the need for industry and government to invest in resource recovery while noting economic strains and the role of state authorities in Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut.
The Wall Street Journal argues that US relief policy should rely on market mechanisms rather than nonagricultural use restrictions on fertilizer. It contends limiting fertilizer for moral signaling risks lower prices and production, and that buying relief commodities openly with price rationing best aids hungry nations like Bangladesh.
A roundup of Bennington area items includes 66 students earning honor roll at Bennington High School under Principal Walter C. Wood, FAA plans for a spring start on Bennington Airport, and Salem Glass Co. set to acquire the Putnam shops once used for bottle stoppers and carpet tacks. James S. Holden is named to Vermont's Superior Court bench as the youngest appointee. Bradford Mills reopens after a layoff. village trustees combat junk and congestion with a planned Bennington Bypass. A consolidation plan for the town and villages is expected, along with a Given Foundation gift for Mt. Laurel School. Dr. Frank L. Oktavec is honored in Michigan. Historical notes recall FDR’s 1942 WPA liquidation, the 1941 United Mine Workers fine, and Gemini 7’s 1965 14 day orbit.
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