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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1975
Page
5
Ingmar Bergman uses intense scenes to portray a modern marriage unraveling under wealth and status. Johan and Marianne appear successful with money and two homes yet hide hollow self-perceptions, and the film tracks their evolving honesty and fear as the marriage falters.
A tense dialogue driven study of Johan and Marianne as a stalled marriage unravels. Marianne confronts personal ache while Johan ships off to Paris with his lover Paula, revealing dissatisfaction, routine, and ruptured trust. Twenty years later they meet again, wiser, intimate, and wary about living without deep friendship.
A forthcoming formal foreign policy address to Congress is crafted under pressure from Vietnam's collapse and shifting U S policy. Winston Lord Henry Kissinger aides shape drafts while Milton Friedman and Hartmann refine tone to project bipartisan resolve and strategic clarity. Gerald Ford faces doves and hawks as he prepares a unified message for a joint session.
About $4 000 in baby bonds have been sold at the Bennington Post Office since March 1. Postmaster Ward L Lyons said this morning. Miss Elizabeth Murray starts work Monday as visiting nurse for Pownal under VERA. Sale items include sugar 45c per 10 lb, tuna 11c can, native potatoes 10c lb, flour 1.12-1.24 per 5 lb, Eight O Clock coffee 19c, eggs two dozen 49c, Ann Page bread 9c, bacon 31c lb.
U S Court of Appeals halted construction of a 660 megawatt reactor at Bailly Indiana near Portage and ordered completion work stopped. The panel found the Nuclear Reg Commission violated its rules by allowing a plant within two miles of a 25 000 plus population. The decision noted proximity to Gary and Chicago and questioned environmental impact and evacuation plans
A Letter to the Editor from a Ban ner reader rejects The Banner's April 3 report on the Bennington Planning Commission meeting. The writer says they were not "less anxious" about the proposed Planned Unit Development after hearing the Mount Anthony questions and answers.
George Salem of Bank Street Bennington protests a proposed zone change in RR80 rural residential land near Country Club area. He rejects Planned Unit Development and calls the interpretation of his views erroneous.
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