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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1976
Page
5
Mt Anthony STAF and Curriculum Committee have met to address poor communication between student government and the student body and to review plans for a seven period day. A survey shows 739 favor rotational scheduling and 398 favor straight seven periods, with staff concerns about 56 minute classes.
An observer recalls Gee Beuhner, a troubled figure in a schoolyard, mocked for his name and misery. The group’s shunning drives him to a devastating act, setting a meadow behind the infirmary ablaze, an event seen as his attempt to burn the world.
A note thanks contributors for enabling the Monument Elementary School paper by securing an aluminum printing sheet and delivering 20 copies to Monument Mumble's editors. The author praises the help as a worthwhile experience for new and future reporters at Monument.
A group of 20 Mt. Anthony Union High School students and three chaperones traveled from New York to Caracas by DC-8 on February 20 for a vacation. They stayed at Hotel Savory on La Sabana Grande, explored Caracas, and then moved to Macuto for three days of tropical coast scenery and a soccer match experience.
A fire badly charred a bedroom and destroyed valuable clothes in the second floor apartment of Mr and Mrs Arthur Sherr at the corner of Gage and North streets. The blaze drew a village response with many residents mistaking the alarm for an April Fool joke.
A letter writer rails against high first class and low third class rates, accusing big business and lobbyists of swaying Congress. He recounts proposals by Seymour Wenner and criticizes Postmaster General Klassen and Bailor, urging six day service to all towns and warning of a funded U.S. mail as a public service rather than a business.
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