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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1974
Page
3
The piece argues that banks and insurance firms treat women as pariahs in credit and coverage, with higher premiums, stricter eligibility, shorter benefit periods, and denial of pregnancy related claims. It cites comparisons by North American Reassurance Company and urges complaints to Vermont authorities or the ACLU.
The library hosts film programs on alternate Fridays at 10 15 and adds new record titles by Rod Stewart J Giels Band Aretha Franklin Roberta Flack Donny Hathaway Children’s titles Willie Wonka Popeye Stories and Let’s Pretend recordings It provides current magazines and newspapers including Mother Earth News back issues in storage reference room pamphlets and clippings subject bibliographies interlibrary loan meeting room access portable equipment Xerox service pattern exchange paperback exchange and a community bulletin board for car pool posts plus tours talks workshops and an upcoming spring art show
A sequence of daily lunch options lists meals for Monday through Friday, including juice, entrees like hamburgers and turkey sandwiches, pasta dishes, salads, vegetables, fruits, desserts, and milk. Several days feature rotating mains such as tuna salad, macaroni and cheese, sausage, and pizza with standard sides and desserts.
The Ace Air Force 388 Bomb Group Association plans a reunion at Osage Beach Missouri from August 1 to 4 with contact Philip Sallisky. Sallisky also invites prospective members and notes he flew over Berlin in World War II. The Recreation Department opens an ice skating area behind the center for hockey with practice on Wednesday and Saturday, equipment available with checkout. For more, call 442 5446. The Depot Street program committee will meet next Tuesday at 12 30 p.m. to finish plans for a girls program.
JOHN W. SAUSVILLE, sergeant first class, 7th Army Parachute Team, heads to Berlin on January 31. A Vietnam veteran from North Bennington, he served with G Company Rangers, 75th Infantry, and earned the Air Medal with Oak Leaf Cluster, Purple Heart with ULC, Bronze Star with V, and Silver Star. He and wife Jane Pudvar have two children, Marcy and Adam John, born May 4 this year.
Legislators weigh a Vermont bill allowing optometrists to use drugs in eye testing. Medical leaders warned of dangers seen after Rhode Island's recent change, citing risky anesthetics and dilators. Supporters argued trained optometrists can safely learn drug use, while safeguards remain unclear. Community recreation and youth art classes continue weekly at local centers.
A new four week program at the John XXIII Center begins Thursday with discussions on Genesis myths, evolution, suffering, gospel credibility, Bethlehem stories, and life after death. Center director Frank O'Meara leads sessions split into morning 9 30 to 11 and evening 7 30 to 9, open to any interested adult.
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