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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1975
Page
5
A compact, period-voiced exploration of how people act as agents in their environment. It argues that behavior stems from personal assumptions formed by knowledge, attitudes, purposes, and expectations, continually updated through experience and social exchange.
The writer recalls World War II service with the Red Cross and reports attending this week’s Baptist Church blood donor program. He notes planning the annual campaign in March and expresses pride that over 200 people donated blood, with more than 60 donors.
Frederick W. Vogell Campaign Director thanks volunteers and donors for blood service. He notes most work is by volunteers with one paid staffer, and appeals for solicitors to support the March campaign calling 2-9458. The note emphasizes local and world wide benefits of the blood program.
A lifelong Bennington memory recounts childhood adventures with Roger Burt of Burt Brothers. The writer, John Camelio, responds to Frank L. Cutler on environmentalism with three points, recalls selling Baptist Church supper tickets as a boy, and notes changes in ticket prices. The piece ends with a nostalgic Westport, Connecticut signature.
A reader letter from Common Cause Vermont advocates full disclosure of lobbying funds and sources in state government. It supports House bill H.14, urging citizens to contact legislators to reduce secrecy and restore trust in public institutions. East Arlington.
Reed Meridith Wolcott, a Bennington College drama senior, opens in a leading off Broadway role at the Royal Playhouse. The note reflects a contemporary theater milestone within a broader historical sweep.
A humorous American Legion Magazine piece traces a hypothetical daily 2714 cent rebate from Congress across 365 days. It tracks spending, tax changes, and social effects, from pay phone calls to oil, aspirin, buses, and finally a mock plea to confront lawmakers in Washington. The narrator questions prudent use versus stimulus.
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