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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1977
Page
5
A Cape Cod reader recalls hitting 100000 miles on a small pickup and celebrating with friends. He notes the vehicle’s reliability, recalls including rust repairs and a replaced bumper, and reflects on choosing to keep the truck rather than sell it. The piece links mileage pride with financial caution and a late call from an elderly Rhode Island relative.
A Letter To The Editor notes readers may qualify for a $400 grant from the state Energy Office to install a solar hot water system. It cites a $77,500 HUD grant awarded to the state Energy Office to support the program.
Vermont Energy Office seeks 150 homeowners for $400 solar hot water grants to spur production and adoption while awaiting final eligibility criteria. With 25+ local dealers, the program tests public interest for potential future funding and invites wide sharing of the opportunity.
Dissenting justices criticize the majority’s stance on Medicaid funding for abortions, arguing state support for elective procedures pressures poor women and unsettles moral policy. They defend social backing for childbirth and question funding of non-therapeutic abortions under public programs.
Miss Eva Moon marks her 12th birthday with a party for nine friends including a prize winner Barbara Robinson in a peanut hunt. Two performing elephants from Downie Bros circus perform with new wardrobes while Queen critiques fashion. Garden Club Federation tours Bennington and Manchester estates. Kelvinator demo at Fienberg Stores features Mrs. Lucille Palmer. Children’s Festival opens Southern Vermont Art Center 1962 program. Old Gardner cemetery near Pownal Center being restored led by Lauriston Wilcox.
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