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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1977
Page
5
A reflective piece contrasts human and animal behavior on existence basics. It weighs food intake and quality, work, shelter as status, and reproductive behavior, arguing humans overeat, rely on others for food, seek luxury shelters, and use sex beyond procreation, urging humane use of technology.
The AFL-CIO head is skeptical of CPB funding a BBC Shakespeare series for U.S. public stations. Critics argue the project is a bargain, not subsidy abuse, while opponents warn against cultural protectionism and political meddling in public television.
The Manchester Garden Club runs a Vermont beauty drive for Arlington schoolchildren collecting caterpillar eggs found on twigs. Ruth White wins $5 for gathering 19 000 twigs. The item notes local civic efforts and a school budget rise.
Letters to the Banner discuss the future of the BRTI mini bus in Bennington County amid rising costs and low ridership. The writer questions the community need for public transport and cites a Feb 9 community meeting on energy conservation and Vermont Tomorrow.
Residents urge use of public transport to cut autos and back BRTI mini bus service. Feb forum Vermont Tomorrow drew interest as businesses and community groups were asked to back transit with funds, ads, and shuttle support to events and everyday needs. Harwood Hill.
A Shaftsbury observer urges pre vote plans for Article 21 to buy the Grange Hall for recreation or offices and notes its condition and lot details. The writer favors fresh discussion ahead of Article 24 on purchasing the Carman property for recreation and invites turnout at the Feb 28 floor meeting.
A reflective note on bowling as the quiet sport where the moment of release and pin action stands out. The author muses on the atmosphere, contrast with louder sports, and the focus required to execute a perfect shot.
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