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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1974
Page
7
The House Doctor advises turning off the water supply, draining the tank, and replacing the worn gasket on the toilet plunger. Use penetrating oil on stubborn screws, square away the plunger assembly, and install a new gasket or soft seat washer. if unsure, have parts fitted at a plumbing supply store.
UPI reports Herman Blum argues for cracking down on the building industry to curb energy waste in skyscrapers rather than policing motorists. The engineer cites high rise designs, computer controls, and recycling warmth as key, estimating potential savings of six cents per square foot annually. he warns designers and utilities push for luxury and capacity has grown faster than building size. Blum advocates per square foot fuel allocation and penalties for overuse to improve the economy and reduce energy waste.
Vermont residents will see time saving changes on the 1973 individual income tax returns with shorter forms and clearer directions. Major updates include elimination of Schedule B, dropped records for canceled checks, fewer revenue sharing questions, and new lines for the 1976 campaign fund. Most filers will receive packages early January and refunds typically arrive in four to five weeks for January filers.
Scot Sport Motors moves to 200 North St across from Grand Union, taking Renault as new franchise while continuing Saab service at the site. Richard Gardner Jr. leads sales with William Hart assisting. Saab is via Bennington Ford. The prior site was Red Sherman's Amoco, later Bill Whitney’s Ace station. Three factory trained mechanics on duty.
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