Bennington Editorials and Publication Note
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Mobster Turned Senate Stoolie Reveals Crime Payoff Deal
Vincent G. Teresa once a high ranking mob figure serves as a government informant for the Senate permanent investigations sub committee. His years long crime payoff includes a sentence cut from twenty to five years for interstate theft offenses in return for testimony against underworld figures. The Justice Department has also sought parole for him and paid to relocate his wife and family to an undisclosed hideout.
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Vincent G. Teresa
Quondam
U.S. Senate
Teresa
Big Winnie
FBI
Justice Department
Boston
The flush toilet as a villain in water waste and crime
The piece argues indoor plumbing wastes vast water, pollutes rivers, and fuels costs. It cites Maine environmental chief Donaldson Koons, notes sewage is mostly water, and questions the ethics of using crooks as government witnesses while urging design changes to curb water use and recover waste as soil builders.
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America
Donaldson Koons
Maine
Environmental Improvement Commission
New York Times
Koons
Barry Commoner
Maoist moralism in China echoes Protestant ethic urge
A China travel piece observes Maoist propaganda in daily life at the Tsin Chiao Hotel, detailing Chairman Mao as savior and reformer. It notes the pervasive educational ritual, model farms, and factories led by revolutionary committees, stressing hard work, self-discipline, and communal effort while raising questions about modern governance.
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Peking
Hsinhua
Tsin Chiao
Mao Tse-tung
McGuffy
China
Spiro Agnew
Jerusalem
Chingkang Mountains
Mao
Liu Shao-chi
Peng Teh-huai
B.L
A.L
Chairman Mao
Revolutionary Committee
MAUHS Board Faces Fire Or Sellout Over Teacher Contracts
Letters to the editor describe a July contract offer as vague with blank spaces and non existent provisions. Teachers refused to sign, citing pressure and premature deadlines. The Aug 9 vote could fire over half the staff or push new terms for negotiations.
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Mt. Anthony Union
MAUSD
MAUHS
Mt. Anthony
New England
Charles R. Neuschafer
What’s in a name and its echoes in language
The piece riffs on translations and connotations from Shakespeare to slang. It cites flower names, French terms, and a moonshine tale while noting how branding and language shape perception, with anecdotes about Moonshine Georgia Moon and a disinfectant initial mixup.
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Rose
Violet
Lily
Viper
G.K. Chesterton
Paris
Rendezvous Des Caminneurs
Philippines
Purple Heart Scotch
Haig & Haig Pinch
North Jersey
Tennessee
Carson Newman
Vale Deane
Oil speeding eco fixes and industry replies
The piece argues that environmental reform spurs industry to act on ecology. It cites oil based mosquito control using Flit MLO saving wildlife, GM waste burning plans, electro deposition paint, and Peabody Coal reclaiming land, highlighting conflict between activists and industry while praising practical measures. Thelma Lee anecdote closes.
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Galveston
Standard Oil
Gilbert Chambers
University of Texas
Don Micks
General Motors
GM Truck and Coach Division
Chevrolet Division
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