Bennington Banner Editorials Highlight 1976 Dates
The Bennington Banner dated Thursday December 2 1976 outlines its editorial page as a daily feature excluding Sundays and holidays. The paper is published by Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont 05201.
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Basic Competencies May Fall Short Without Real Teaching
The Vermont education debate questions the basic competencies goals set by the state Board of Education. While support exists for stricter requirements, concerns arise about excessive paperwork and the risk of misusing data. The piece argues progress should focus on actual teaching and student mastery rather than statistics.
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State Board of Education
Vermont
Simon flies to Moscow in 49-person Junket
Treasury Secretary William E. Simon commandeered an Air Force jet with aides wives and two sons for a 15 minute address to a U S Soviet trade group in Moscow. Critics call it wasteful junketing amid looming inauguration while praising his economic watchdog role.
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Treasury
William E. Simon
United States Air Force
Moscow
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U.S
Ford Administration
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Committee on the Present Danger plans bigger defense push
A press conference exposed a high powered yet aging group pushing for a larger defense budget. Eugene Rostow, chairman, outlined tactics and funding including Packard as co-chairman and non tax exempt budget parts. Rostow urged Democrats to speak out on Israel support amid Carter’s budget stance and potential responses.
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Washington
Jimmy Carter
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Lyndon Johnson
J. Lovestone
Afl-Cio
William Colby
CIA
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Henry Fowler
John Hannah
Claire Booth Luce
Maxwell Taylor
Lyman Lemnitzer
Eugene Rostow
Rostow
Yale
James Schlesinger
Defense
Dave
Packard
Schlesinger
Gerald Ford
America
Israel
Gov. Reagan
Committee On
Essential Persons in the Home and a Call for Action
Angela De Voto from Arlington writes in support of Rev. George Frobig's critique of a new law removing support for "essential persons" who care for disabled family members. She warns it could push vulnerable caretakers into work and the disabled into institutions, urging swift legislative action and recalling ethical duties to protect family life and rights.
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George Frobig
Mission Department
Vermont
United Church of Christ
Frobig
Hitler
Water hyacinths bloom into Gulf Coast pest menace
The water hyacinth, once a friendly gift from 1884 in New Orleans, exploded into a Gulf Coast pest. Plants reproduce wildly, clog waterways, and spur control efforts from herbicides to a South American weevil release. Methane gas projects and EPA hurdles also shape the saga.
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Army Corps of Engineers
Louisiana
Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Commission
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Missouri
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