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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1976
Page
7
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The House Doctor advises on veneer repair for a mahogany table, detailing steps to raise and replace loose veneer using damp heat, removing old glue, and applying white glue with weights. If veneer is too brittle, consider professional help or replacement from a repair shop, and use stick lacquer for small missing areas.
The consumer movement loses momentum in 1975 as inflation and recession complicate gains. Despite passing a consumer protection agency bill in 1975, Ford’s veto threat looms and public appetite for regulation wanes. Watergate shifts outrage standards, and consumer groups face funding cuts, stalled air bag efforts, and slow progress at the Consumer Product Safety Commission.
Joseph D. Maillet of Pownal and a University of Vermont forestry graduate begins as Green Diamond Forestry Service representative for Western Massachusetts and Southern Vermont. Landowners may contact him at 442 8580 for services coordinating land management.
Gov. Salmon designates February 11 as Vermont Inventors Day, aligning with National Inventors Day. The piece surveys Vermont’s patent history from Hopkins to Gray and notes rising Vermonter patent activity in the early 1970s, along with Hall of Fame milestones and ongoing nationwide observances.
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