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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1975
Page
3
A January column explains why slow cookers or crockpots appeal for busy cooks. It outlines two main types, energy use, heating patterns, features, and how to start with high then switch to low. Several tested recipes and tips for timers, thickening, and prep accompany practical notes.
A candid examination of marriage and intimate relationships, the piece presents an excerpt from pages 34-35 showing a couple's conversation about expectations, love, and communication. The narrative voice highlights honesty, bluntness, and practical insights into shared struggles and joy.
The schedule lists weekly meals and half days. Shaftsbury and Plymouth menus include juice, sandwiches, salads, desserts, and milk with items like turkey and stuffing on Thanksgiving week. Several days note half days or no lunch due to holidays.
U.S. Treasurer Francine Neff urged Americans to buy U.S. savings bonds as a bicentennial gesture, calling them the safest investment and a pledge to another hundred years of the United States. The remarks were made at a Glendale train station launching a new bond sales campaign.
A meeting of the Double S Homemakers Extension Group is set for Monday night at 8 at the home of Mrs. Leon D. Jacobs. Members are asked to bring gifts for stockings and snacks will be provided by Betty Vail and Janet Hollister at the Bennington Club.
The Old Academy Library adds new titles to its shelves including Ragtime by E L Doctorow Curtain by Agatha Christie The Greek Treasure by Irving Stone The Great Train Robbery by Michael Crichton The Money Changers by Arthur Hailey The Confetti Man by Reynolds Queen by M Cooper In the Beginning by Patek Millionaires Daughter by D Eden Seven Per Cent Solution by N Meyer Salem s Lot by Stephen King Conversations With Kennedy by B Bradlee Murdercade by Ellery Queen Namath My Son Joe by Zyalnoki Rose Namath Brothers Keeper by Westlake The Lord and Mary Ann by Catherine Cookson Edward VIII by Francis Donaldson The Ebony Lover by John Fowler Jaws by Peter Benchley East and West by Pearl S Buck Give Us This Day by R F Delderfield Bermuda Triangle by Charles Berlitz. The library is open Tuesday and Thursday 3 to 6 with free public access and optional memberships to support programs.
The American Friends Service Committee says it is gratified that Ford Administration licenses authorize humanitarian aid to Vietnam. The items include fishnets agricultural implements wood screw making machines and yarn for school sweaters. The AFSC also urges normalization of U.S. relations with Vietnam.
Sacramento judge keeps Lynette Fromme's trial on Ford assassination attempt alive despite defense plans to call prosecutors as witnesses. Virga seeks to prove evidence suppression, while prosecutors contend no grounds exist for dismissal or mistrial. The case follows nationwide AFSC aid actions tied to Vietnam relief and licensing disputes.
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