World Affairs Unit Honors Warren Austin
The 16th Warren R. Austin Institute in World Understanding at the University of Vermont runs July 14 to August 4 with four guest lectures on shifting power relationships and the Middle East crisis. Burlington native Warren Austin, U.N. pioneer and Vermont alumnus, is honored for a career in law, the U.S. Senate, and the U.N. appointment through 1953.
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Craft Show Set For July 12 At Molly Stark School
Knapp's Pets & Hobbies of Monument Plaza presents a free craftmaker show and hourly Make n Take workshop at Molly Stark School Willow Road on Saturday July 12 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Exhibits feature resin tissue velour and other materials with dozens of new ideas for school church bazaars fairs and Scouting projects no items for sale free tickets available at Knapp's.
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Nature Conservancy Names First Agent for New England
Charles P. Bradford, a Maine Nature Conservancy founder and longtime conservationist, becomes the organization’s New England representative to accelerate land preservation across Maine New Hampshire and Vermont. Bradford helped establish the Maine chapter in 1956 and has overseen about 1900 acres saved including forests marshes and shorelines.
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Bennington County Retail Surge Shown In 1967-68 Survey
New York report from Standard Rate and Data Service shows Bennington County had booming retail business in the past year with most stores posting gains over 1967. Local residents spent liberally on food clothing cars furniture and other goods, with about 22 cents of every dollar spent in local stores going to food.
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SEC Reports First Self Sufficiency After 35 Years
Washington area business activity shows strong local consumer buying with record SEC self funding at 114 percent of an $18.6 million budget. Food sales reached $12.844 million with high cross‑section spending in groceries and delicatessens, while autos and general merchandise also posted gains. per‑family food cost nationwide and in Vermont are cited for context.
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