Cost of faulty fuel rods Letter to the Editor in Vermont
Robert M. Fisher of Washington Electric Co operative Trustee Middlesex writes to Attorney General M Jerome Diamond urging action on faulty fuel rods costs. He estimates Vermont ratepayers face about 60 million dollars in higher costs, or 270 dollars per electric utility user, and asks for early action and accountability from GE and Yankee Nuclear.
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Attorney General
General Electric
Yankee
Vermont
Salmon
Yankee Nuclear
A Word From Santa Claus Poem Tribute
A respectful poem tribute recalls Saint Nicholas and the Christmas season. It mentions St. Nicholas as bishop of Myra and patron of boys and sailors, notes his relics in Bari, and reflects on the modern Santa Claus image across streets and stores. Arlington signs the piece.
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Santa Claus
Angela
St. Nicholas
Nick
Myra
Asia Minor
Sicily
Greece
Bari
Italy
Netherlands
New York
Nicholas
Christmas
Plastic Christmas debate in evergreen regions
In a column, the writer argues plastic Christmas decor has limited use where evergreen trees thrive, noting real wreaths from pine branches and the quaint appeal of natural materials. The piece surmises on plastic substitutes, juvenile behavior, recycling efforts, and a nostalgic contrast to traditional winter scenes.
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Bennington
North Shire
Buffalo
Bennington Banner Publisher and Address Note
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by the Banner Publishing Corporation located at 425 Main Street in Bennington Vermont 05201.
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The
Banner Publishing Corporation
Main Street
Bennington
Vermont
Angolan quagmire deepens with Gulf Oil aid to rebels
The Angola conflict widens as Gulf Oil provides concessionary oil rights payments to the Popular Movement for the Liberation of Angola alongside Soviet aid. The United States backs the opposing side, with CIA funding starting last January. Congress and public debate push for open diplomacy to clarify U.S. involvement and restore perspective.
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America
Angola
Vietnam
CBS News
United States
Soviet Union
Gulf Oil
Gulf
CIA
U.S
Russia
Kissinger
Popular Movement
Congress
Angela
Extra fire hazards during holidays warned by officials
Fire officials warn of heightened risks from paper, cardboard and Christmas trees during holidays. Green wood and clogged chimneys may cause rapid creosote buildup and chimney fires. avoid tossing paper into fires. Using wood saves energy but care is essential to prevent house fires.
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Dianne Hall
Reagan in Washington signals 1976 GOP bid in crowded field
The Washington press room buzzes as Ronald Reagan announces he will seek the presidency. The piece traces Reagan’s shifting poll strength, his past stances on welfare and social programs, and comparisons to Goldwater, Wallace, and Ford, weighing his nomination prospects amid a restless GOP landscape. It notes Church Committee revelations and Kennedy connections fueling Washington intrigue.
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Ronald Reagan
National Press Club
Reagan
Ford
Gov. Wallace
Washington
White House
Congress
J. Edgar Hoover
Nixon
Johnson
Jfk
Eisenhower
Judith Campbell
Judith Exner
Church Committee
John
Sam
Camelot
George Wallace
Kevin Phillips
Newsweek
Wallace
America
Phillips
Nixon-Agnew
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M. Jerome Diamond
Montpelier, Vermont
Dear Mr. Diamond
Robert M. Fisher
Washington Electric Co-operative Trustee
Middlesex
Rock Rogers
Clement Moore
Adam
Rock R. Rogers
Arlington
By Gerald Raftery
Sunderland
Bing Crosby
King Wenceslas
Stephen
Bennington Banner
T.R.B
Gallup
Jack Kennedy
Frank Church
Kennedy
John Roselli
Sam Giancana
Goldwater
Jerry
New Hampshire
Truman
Ripon Society
Republican Research and Policy Group
Cambridge
Ripon
Norman Miller
Wall Street Journal
ABC
Supreme Court
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