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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1977
Page
5
A satirical look at job hunting from Bob Newhart to the modern era. The piece argues degrees, unions, and computers redefine employability, replacing simple character with credentials and automated welcome letters. It laments added complexity and the loss of personal connection in hiring.
Democrats gather in caucus and elect Julia Nash over Robert P. McKeon by voice vote for the nomination to be collector of taxes. Also notes social and local business items including Merchan ts urging charges on shoplifters and the opening of Bill Whitney’s American Service Station.
Lieutenant Governor endorses an open line policy with contact numbers for state and local offices. A list of senators with districts and committee assignments is provided. The notice invites readers to request vacancies and send feedback for improved service.
A school feature discusses in and out status symbols across cities, noting New York preferences like Persian rugs and horses while balls and pools are out. It highlights science books as in, notes junior high science fairs on Friday Feb 18, and praises library displays, art projects, and student work as in. It also warns gum and overdue books as out and invites parents to sixth grade sessions at the junior high.
An opinion piece imagines a hypothetical where God’s act of creating the heavens, earth, light, darkness, and other elements meets challenges from agencies. EPA, OSHA, HUD, and USDA question the balance, safety, space allocation, and handling of the created order.
Jon Kinslow notes in Hardware Age that a planteering policy clash warns of a non earthly creation plan. NASA counters with a multibillion funding request to study sun and moon positioning. Voices rise as six day creation is deemed too short. a 180 day study minimum is proposed.
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