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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1977
Page
5
An amused narrator hosts a martini night while an uptight “uplift” official urges Americans toward a fully healthy life. The dialogue skewers health fads, jogging, car habits, and political conformity, ending with a helpfully reckless toast to Richard Nixon and a craving for a new car.
The Christian Science Monitor decries a tobacco industry's plan to spend 40 million dollars in six months to promote a new cigarette. It condemns the strategy as exploiting freedom of commerce to undermine public health, calling the naturality claim and advertising offensive and dangerous to society.
Looking Back notes the Christian Science Church on Hillside and Silver streets dedicated to worship, funded by a $40,000 bequest from Mrs. Elizabeth Cooper Kelley in memory of her parents and husband. It also highlights Martin V. Brown of Pownal winning state and county honors in the 4-H egg laying contest over the past six months with a state prize reward.
The article examines how heated wastewater from power plants, especially nuclear facilities, affects marine life and ecosystems. It cites Seabrook NH and Hamilton NJ projects using warm effluent to grow trout and shrimp, discusses cooling options, regulatory permits, and potential productive uses like aquaculture and desalinization.
A quote attributed to Chief Justice Warren E. Burger of the U S Supreme Court compares the bar and the church as institutions that use secretive language and procedures to maintain reverence and distance from the public.
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