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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1976
Page
7
Dear House Doctor suggests using a silicone carbide sharpening stone with fine and coarse sides plus light oil, plus a sharpening steel for long knives. It warns against powered grinding wheels due to heat, and covers sharpening scissors with a file or in a vise.
The International Management Club in Bennington and Hoosick area will host Philip J. Sheridan on January 21 at Mt. Anthony Country Club Bennington. Dinner at 7 p.m. Sheridan brings 22 years in labor relations and has served on national arbitration panels.
California researchers from the Foundation for Ocean Research and Scripps Institution of Oceanography report a successful spring experiment toward a 50 kilowatt wave powered prototype. A floating unit pulls water up a 300 foot tube via wave motion and a one way valve traps and releases it to drive a pump. The project aims to scale up or use hydrogen byproduct, weighing practicalities like cable costs and sea nav hazards, with Hawaii tests planned to gauge real world viability.
Retailers shift from fixed rules to flexible mixes as they chase profit in 1976. Sears will push non durables and clothing while Associated Dry Goods adds eye catching small appliances. Gimbel’s expands fashion, Macy’s refocuses on lower priced home goods. Industry leaders warn against overconfidence and call for tighter inventory discipline to weather fluctuating demand across income brackets.
Burlington officials remind low income workers eligible for the earned income credit must file a tax return to receive any payment. To qualify, total income must be under 8000 with at least one dependent child and housing costs paid. Credit ranges from ten percent up to a $400 maximum, depending on income.
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