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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1976

Page

1

Lumber truck crash kills driver at Searsburg curve

A lumber laden eastbound tractor trailer ran out of control on Route 9 near Searsburg Mountain at 1 35 PM injuring six others and killing 30 year old John R McDonough of Schuylerville NY. He died of massive internal injuries after being trapped for over an hour. The accident marks the fifth death on that highway segment in less than a year.

Bennington and Deerfield Valley John R. McDonough Searsburg Mountain McDonough Searsburg Schuylerville N.Y Bennington Putnam Memorial Hospital Dennis and Karyn Richter Wilmington Florence Leo Donnar Scotia Priscilla Smith Brattleboro Linda Fawcett West Jenny Hood Roy White House

Ford taps Dole as Republican running mate choice

Ford announced Sen. Robert Dole of Kansas as his vice presidential pick at noon EDT after days of rumor linking as many as two dozen names. Dole, 53, a World War II veteran with a crippled right arm, served as temporary chairman of the 1976 Republican National Convention and as Republican National Chairman under Nixon. He is divorced and married Mary Elizabeth Hanford in December. they have a daughter Robin.

Kansas City UPI Ford Robert Dole Kansas Howard Baker Dole Senate House Richard Nixon Mary Elizabeth Hanford Federal Trade Commission Dote Robin

Ford advisers push provocative Carter strategy in campaign

President Ford faces pressure from aides to attack Jimmy Carter with sharp ridicule and personal barbs. Ex Texas governor Connally could lead the campaign’s aggressive line, while Ford reportedly prefers a positive, presidential approach. Rockefeller and Dole offered pointed criticisms of Carter, describing him as inconsistent on civil rights and stances. See STRATEGY on back page.

Kansas City Ford Jimmy Carter Carter Vail Colo Connally Rockefeller Georgia Washington Ralph Nader

Bennington Affair details scandal at Bennington College

Esquire in September prints a long frank account by Nora Ephron of Gail Thain Parker and husband Thomas at Bennington College. It covers the Futures Committee dispute, finance and tenure debates, and the alleged Parker Welter affair, with Parker offering cautious responses. The piece traces the leadership crisis, resignation and the college’s reaction.

Esquire Magazine Gail Thain Parker Husband Thomas Bennington College Futures Committee Esquire Nora Ephron Carl Bernstein Ms. Parker Rush Welter Bennington Welter Parkers College Ms. Ephron

Inside Out and Nation Stitch Ford Victory Clues Legions

The morning after Ford's Kansas City win, readers are urged to seek clues about Legionnaires' disease in water hoses. Memorial Park complex nears completion, District Court notes, and Bennington blood flow story headline page 3.

Kansas City Memorial Park District Court Bennington Kit Foster Berkshires Tom Braden James Reston Gerald Ford

North Korean combat posture after officer killings

North Korea ordered combat readiness for regular forces and militia after U.S. officers were killed near Panmunjom. Pentagon said forces in the area are on increased alert as U.S. troops face heightened tension. The victims were 1st Lt. Mark T. Barrett and Capt. Arthur G. Bonifas, killed during a tree trimming near the border, marking the first U.S. casualties on the Korean truce front in six years.

Panmunjom Korea UPI Kim Il-Sung U.S Pentagon U.S. Army Kim North Korea Washington Mark T. Barrett Columbia, S.C Arthur G Bonifas Newburgh N. Y South Korea U.N. Command

Dorset Landslides Vast Yet Mildly Damaging Event

Four enormous slides in a north Dorset mountain basin the largest in Vermont history were driven by heavy rain last week. Officials and a U.S. Forest Service soil scientist inspected the area near Jackson Hollow in Manchester. The slides caused little damage to structures, though a private bridge and culvert serving homes were washed away. Continued on Page 7.

Dorset Vermont U.S. Forest Service Manchester

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Sen. Dole Ms. Smith Kenneth Connar Oldsmobile Ronald Reagan Sen Reagan California West Virginia John B. Connally Texas By John Leaning East Dorset HFCS Falls Milton Bass Pops Stockton Hartford Joe Paterno Penn State Vernon Squiers Jackson Hollow Robert Sheridan
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