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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1977
Page
5
From San Francisco, a vivid take on the Washington oil fight, arguing the nation’s vast size and diverse interests hinder unified energy policy. The piece contrasts rising car sales with Carter's harsh critique of oil imports and profiteering, noting Senate gridlock and public indifference.
A compact discussion contrasts popular common sense as good judgment with philosophical common sense as shared knowledge. It argues that common sense evolves, is built on everyday experience, and underpins scientific inquiry, yet can mislead when overgeneralized or outdated. It urges constant reexamination and proper use.
Boston reviewer mocks Michael Korda's Success How Every Man and Woman Can Achieve, portraying it as a staged revival of old mantras. The critique highlights crass tactics, fashion cues, and hollow ambition, arguing the book undermines its own premise and risks giving success a bad name.
Life magazine spent four days photographing at Bennington College on October 24 1937 while the Duke and Duchess of Windsor may visit the United States and include Bennington in their itinerary Glee Club from North Bennington High School presented The Bamboo Box under Miss Marjorie Porter. McIntosh drops offered at Ryan Brothers Orchards 50 75 and 1 a bushel with delivery. President Truman labeled Eisenhower in GOP defamation chatter. Vermonters Norton Barber and Carlton Howe to act as vice chairs in reactivated Eisenhower committee. Weather notes warn of dangerous Vermont timberlands due to high winds and little rain. Ten years ago in 1967 budget talks and job postings at Grant’s store. Ski magazine backs repeal of roadside advertising. Faulkner quote ends.
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