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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1975
Page
8
Berkeley energy specialist John Holdren warns against rapid energy expansion and forecasts lower energy use as key strategy. He argues forecasts overstate needs, advocates efficiency in industry transport homes and offices, and says conservation boosts employment while reducing environmental harm.
Dominick DeCarlo, 63, is a street grinder in Washington Heights, still using a back strapped grindstone to sharpen scissors and knives. He charges about $1.50 to $1.75 per item, has earned about $20 in a morning, and says he has practiced this craft for nearly 40 years, tracing skills from his father and grandfather. The busy sidewalk scene draws curious neighbors and occasional offers, including a possible job at Lincoln Center, as he travels from Palisades Park to Cabrini Boulevard with his 46 pound grindstone.
New York based UPI summary from the National Automobile Theft Bureau offers steps to reduce the risk of buying a stolen vehicle. Advice covers buying from reputable dealers, verifying seller history, checking VIN plate authenticity, inspection stickers, license tags, keys, locks, and completing all paperwork to avoid liability.
A nationwide Alan Guttmacher Institute analysis estimates 400000 to 900000 American women could not obtain abortions last year after the 1973 Supreme Court ruling. Poor women and those under 20 were disproportionately affected as hospitals, especially public ones, provided few or no abortions. Medicaid funded less than 30 percent of needed abortions for low income women, with states like Louisiana and Mississippi reporting virtually none. The report spurred calls for congressional inquiry and local activism to expand abortion services despite opposition from groups like the Right to Life Movement.
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