Winter sweaters rise in popularity amid energy crisis
The article advises choosing warm knitwear as homes stay cooler. It explains natural and man made fibers, from wool and cashmere to acrylic and blends, and compares full fashioned versus cut and sew styles. It notes care tips, storage, lint removal, and moth prevention to extend sweater life.
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Dianne E. Hall
UVM
Diesel preference for farms and energy sectors
Washington firms will grant a 60 day diesel fuel preference to farms ranches mass transit systems and oil production. Eli T Reich administrator of the interior departments office of petroleum allocation announced the measure to aid exploration production refining and distribution of fossil fuels and to support farm and ranch equipment during planting and harvesting.
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Interior Department
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Grange backs rural medicine in national plan
Delegates at the 107th National Grange session voted to create rural medicine departments in U S medical schools. They cite shortages due to medical students becoming specialists and faculty views of rural America as an economic and cultural wasteland.
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Guam cattle king builds multi million empire on Tinian airfield
Bennington Banner reports Kenneth Thomas Jones Jr. built a Guam based business empire centering on the Bar K ranch at Tinian. He runs supermarkets, construction firms, car agencies, and owns the Guam Hilton. Appraisers value his holdings at about 25 million. He aims to expand cattle to 8,000 head and 1,000 acres of grain and 300 acres soybeans. The Pentagon plans to reactivate the Tinian airfield as a major western Pacific base, impacting ranch operations.
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Robert Trumbull
N.Y. Times
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County Youth Notes Vermont 4-H member attends Congress
Bill Wicks of Bennington joins 15 Vermont youths at the national 4-H Congress in Chicago after a fog delay forces a Boston bus ride. The event hosts over 1600 4-H members from the U S and nearby countries for tours, assemblies, and evening programs. Bill competes with his 4-H beef project and will return Friday. Also, Bennington H Drama Club stages You're A Good Man Charlie Brown at Mount Anthony Union High School this Thursday through Saturday at 8 p.m.
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Museum of Science and Industrial Plants
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Chicago Art Institute
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Congress
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Mount Anthony Union High School
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