Mt Anthony MAU Bulletin Patriot of the Month and MUN event
The MAU Bulletin lists Patriot of the Month recipients in both girls and boys divisions. It notes Mt Anthony Union High School’s five year Model United Nations program growing, with about 100 students this year and committee sessions leading to a General Assembly on April 16 1975.
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Mt. Anthony Union High School
Model United Nations
United Nations
General Assembly
Mt. Anthony
Grapes of Wrath reviewed as timeless insight into era
A critical reading praises Steinbeck for strong Joad family development and universal themes. It emphasizes the shift from Joads’ initial bewilderment to disillusionment, the book's timing, and its enduring value for understanding Dust Bowl era and American sentiment.
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John Steinbeck
Joad
Joads
Steinbeck
America
Bill of Rights at work in Montpelier housing dispute
The case pits resident Maurice Galbreath against city inspectors over entry refusals. The ACLU intervened, citing Fourth Amendment protections and urging warrants for inspections. The dispute mirrors Burlington and Brattleboro debates, highlighting constitutional limits on local housing enforcement.
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Maurice Galbreath
Montpelier
Galbreath
Burlington
Gordon Paquette
Peter Diamondstone
Brattleboro
Vermont
Letter praises Arlington constable Charles Farrell
A reader from Arlington on Route 313 commends Constable Charles Farrell for fairness and consideration and notes not having seen him speeding.
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The
Banner
Charles Farrell
Arlington
Route 313
Farrell
Farrell praised for road safety and vigilance on Highway
Mrs Kathleen Smith of Route 313 West Arlington commends Farrell for patrolling the road, noting his presence reduces speeders and reassures parents about children's safety. She describes him as understanding yet stern with violators and expresses strong support and gratitude.
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Farrell
Kathleen Smith
Arlington
Arnold Wilcox
West Arlington
Harry Pickering
Leon Smith
Elbert Davis
George Wright
Lawrie Hess
Leader's Market clarified in Letter to The Banner
George H. Spargo of Old Bennington corrects a misstatement about the Pleasant Street corner shop, noting Leader's Market occupied the North Street Mall building before Satter's Market appeared on Main Street. He identifies Mr. Leader as the local congregation rabbi and apologizes for the error.
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Pleasant Street
North Street Mall
Satter’s
Satter’s Market
Main Street
Leader
Recrimination and reflection on Vietnam and Ford's stance
A Virginia caller speaks of grief over a Vietnam son and urges an end to recrimination as the nation reconsiders Vietnam policy. The piece contrasts Ford's cautious leadership with past administration actions, noting no renewed US bombing and questioning promises surrounding aid to Saigon. It argues national character is tested in adversity and urges restraint in political blame.
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Tidewater Virginia
Vietnam
America
South Vietnam
Congress
Saigon
ARVN
Alastair Buchan
United States
U.S
Ford
Sen. Jackson
White House
Thiedig
Virginia
Bradford Hook and Ladder Struck In Mud on Putnam Street
A Bradford Hook and Ladder truck was mired for over an hour on Putnam Street after answering a chimney fire call at 228 Putnam St. It slid into soft fill placed by village workers last fall and was pulled free with difficulty. A four year old, Dorothy Stroffelene of Arlington, was treated for scalds from a boiling tea kettle and released as not in danger. The rest covers local notices and historical Q facts including legislative actions, sales, and local civic updates.
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Putnam St
Dorothy
James Stroffelene
Arlington
Putnam Memorial Hospital
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