Bennington Banner details and publishing note
The Bennington Banner is issued daily excluding Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont 05201. The notice confirms publication schedule and printer location for readers and advertisers.
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Editorial: Is The Impossible Dream Dying at Mt Anthony
The Bennington editorial laments Mt Anthony Union High School drifting toward mediocrity. It criticizes the school board for blocking a modern dance course, urging public protest and board attendance to defend the dream of a progressive, inclusive curriculum.
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Competition in schools draw harsh critique by Mt Anthony board member
A Mt Anthony Union School Board member argues against heavy competition in schools claiming it causes more failures, drugs, and stress. The piece decries adults turning life into constant winning, warns of societal harms, and endorses letting youths pursue healthy, intrinsic achievement.
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Editor's Notes on Photo Caption and Public Curiosity
The Burlington Free Press notes a miscaptioned photo of Adam Rigg with his father Jim Rigg and art teacher Anthony, clarifying the error and remarking on public opinion. It humorously questions the moral line between good and bad, discusses marijuana, cancer treatment, breakfast cereals, and phosphates in detergents, and ends with a quip on mothers and politicians.
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Adam Rigg
Jim Rigg
Anthony
Bernard G. O’shea
Get Taxes From Income Not Property To the Editor
Letter to the editor arguing Vermont should fund public schools from income taxes rather than property taxes. Jrges state responsibility, critiques budget shares, proposes 100 percent state funding, and stresses inequities of property taxation for homeowners, renters, and the elderly, with calls for state governance. Arlington signed.
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Arlington
Board of Education
Delaware
Vermont
Robert V. Jones
Salute to Women Fifty Years After Ratification of 19th Amendment
The Banner prints a letter marking the 50th anniversary of woman suffrage on August 26 1920 era national celebrations. Carrie Chapman Catt cited women as sovereigns while noting the long fight and the new League of Women Voters aims. The Bennington Day Care Center thanks local supporters for a parade float and the League in Adams sponsors commemorations with Susan B Anthony’s hometown cited as fitting venues for the anniversary. Ruth Levin Bennington Massachusetts and Marie Condon Bennington signatories referencing postvote civic work and local celebrations.
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White House
Poli Theater
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New York
Alfred E. Smith
5Th Avenue
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Adams
Vermont
Burgess Bros
Bennington
Marie Condon
Massachusetts
Susan B. Anthony
League
Anthony
Bennington League of Women Voters
Misuse of Welfare Money Sparks Local Debate
A reader urges tighter oversight of welfare funds for school clothes. He favors a local commission to report misuse, questions allowances from checks, and argues for more discretion and work opportunities for mothers while defending aid for children.
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David Tripp Bennington
Vermont Report on Youth Voters and Middle Ground Politics
Vermont politics head toward a middle ground as media and parties reassess age demographics. Pete Horton notes shifts from 50 plus voters to a rising under forty cohort, with youth enfranchisement impacting strategy and potential party coalitions beyond Democrats and Republicans.
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Vermont
Featherbedding and labor reform in the rail era
John Chamberlain argues featherbedding by unions raises costs for railroads, citing Penn Central and Jersey Central bankruptcies. He notes Nixon’s 60 day cooling-off, praises Senators Tower and Fannin for challenging compulsory union practices, and cites NFIB polling showing strong business support for anti featherbedding measures. He warns big business hesitance may hinder reform.
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John Tower
Texas
Paul Fannin
Arizona
Tower
National Labor Relations Board
Fannin
Senate
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