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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1977
Page
7
A reader asks how to fix a non working doorbell, with guidance from an expert. Troubleshooting points include inspecting the transformer, pushbutton, bell terminals, and choke coil, plus cleaning contacts and verifying chime wiring. Safety note about low voltage and practical steps for common failure points.
Toward Tomorrow is seeking future oriented exhibitors for its second annual fair set for June 24 25 and 26 at the University of Massachusetts Amherst campus. The three day fair aims to showcase the future and address current problems through a country fair format.
Oregon's first in nation law banning chlorofluorocarbon aerosols went into effect March 1, causing widespread losses for merchants like Mike Griffith of a general store in Spray. The rule carries a $1,000 fine or up to one year in prison for sales. Critics urge amendments while some firms seek offloading inventories and alternative propellants.
A survey by the Department of Agriculture reports employed wives in Georgia, Ohio, and North Carolina net about 60 percent of wages if no preschool children exist, and about 50 percent if they do have preschoolers, with care costs driving the lower net. Handy hint notes social security and retirement plans add to future income.
The Bennington town clerk recorded transfers from Feb 18 to Mar 4 including Margaret R. Austin and Mary A. Chaney selling to Bernice L. and Christine M. Loveland at 114 Observatory St for 28000. other deeds cover Burgess Road, Gage Street, Scott Street, 109 River St, Dewey Street, Rainbarrel Restaurant, Main Street, Fillmore Street, and Morgan Street with prices ranging 6600 to 120000 involving buyers and sellers from Bennington Shaftsbury North Bennington Scarsdale and Cambridge.
Wesley L. Mook of Bennington Co-op Savings and Loan Association was appointed to the 1977 Consumer Affairs Committee of the United States League of Savings Associations. The appointment was announced by John A. Hardin, president of the Chicago headquartered league.
Thirteen Vermont banks formed Vermont Small Business Investment Company to provide venture capital and equity funds to Vermont startups. Robert B. Manning of Castleton elected president. Office to be in Rutland at 121 West St Suite 203. Initial capital exceeds $1 million by the banks with total funds and act ivities targeting an investment pool surpassing $5 million.
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