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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1977
Page
5
A critical essay argues against using job creation as sole justification for harmful schemes that damage landscapes or historic structures. It cites a Maine town resisting a crude oil terminal, proposing a marine trades center as a constructive, nature-aligned employment alternative. The piece urges genuine work that enhances life rather than destroys it.
About 250 people enjoy a sequence of contests and attractions at Colvin's Grove Club. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. William La Roche, Miss Regina Roy, and Miss Irene Maynard returning from trips to Washington, D.C. and Callander, Ontario to see the Dionne quints. The article notes a change in the Evening Banner carrier list with Miss Morrissey no longer among the regulars. It veers into political commentary about Israel and Judea and Samaria with reference to Menahem Begin and the West Bank.
The piece analyzes Menachem Begin's stance on Judea and Samaria, warnings against religious framing of land rights, and the need to negotiate with Israel to achieve full peace. It notes Western dependence on Arab oil, Western publics' preference for secular legitimacy, and Israel's existential rely on appealing to liberal democratic norms in the West.
The author argues for abolishing welfare offices in favor of a welfare auction market. Government would auction off welfare recipients to the lowest bidder, claiming significant per person savings and that work provides physical and spiritual benefits. Objections are dismissed, noting humane safeguards and dignity of honest labor.
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