Justice and the networks Editorials on TV power and politics
Editorials critique the Nixon era antitrust suits targeting television networks and their impact on local stations. The piece notes a tech both sides tension between national control and independent producers, with cautious optimism about a possible public benefit. It highlights local employment gains and rising help wanted ads amid a broader economic context.
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Lyndon Johnson
Spiro Agnew
Justice Department
Flip Wilson
Marcus Welby
M.D
Federal Communications Commission
Vietnam
Green Mountain track letter disputes Witten claim
Vincent J. Bartimo, vice president and general manager of Green Mountain Race Track, disputes HR Marshall Witten’s letter arguing the race course is highly profitable for Vermont. He urges state ownership consideration, cites net revenues, jobs, tourism impact, and calls for an objective evaluation of the track’s long term viability.
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Ty Bbe
The
Lanters
Marshall Witten
Witten
Imore
Racing Commission
Vermont
Ie Itu
Mrr
Wilton
William B. Franke
Navy
Eigenhower
Martin E. DeMatteo
New England
Cayself
Veer Menters
Green Mountain
Vincent J. Bartimo
Pownal
Bennington Banner Details and Publication Info
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation located at 426 Mui Steel in Hennington Vermont 05201. The notice confirms its operation and address within the local press landscape.
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The
Banner Publishing Corporation
Mui Steel
Hennington
Vermont
Clean-Up Week urges road litter pickup and home composting
A Bennington community patchwork essay describes Clean-Up Week plans and practical composting. It highlights quick composting methods demonstrated by Justin Brande at Mount Anthony Union High School, with a public talk on organic gardening and biodynamic approaches.
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London
Westbourne
Foxhall
Montreal
Bennington
Mount Anthony Union High School
Justin Brande
Donne
Rudolph Steiner
England
Sir Albert Howard
Indore
India
Germany
Ehrentreich Pfeiffer
Organic
Room 14
Vermont versus York factory jobs show divergent paths
In York County Pennsylvania officials plan for 1,000 new factory jobs annually, citing 5,000 high school graduates a year and two service jobs per factory position. Vermont’s aim for 5,000 manufacturing jobs a year fell short, highlighting tax, union and demographic pressures. The piece compares living cost, scenery, and job prospects, noting York’s growth and Vermont’s urban competition.
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Vermont
York County
York Daily
York ¥.M.C.A
Pennsylvania
Bureau of Employment Security
Ver- Mont
Teachers’ College
York High School
U.S
Chesapeake Bay
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
New York
Maryland
Virginia
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Justice and the Networks
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Double Eagle
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Shaftsbury
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Green Mountain Furniture
North Bennington
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Dr. Lyon
Donald R. Brown
Bennington College
Brown
Irving Lyon
Lyon
Xeneral
Bennington Banner
Pete Horton
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