Bennington Debate Over Mobile Homes in Town and Village
Paul W. Bohne III urges Bennington to weigh all economic and humanitarian factors in the mobile home zoning debate. He argues against dichotomous village versus rural bans, suggests limited park areas, and criticizes current lending and subsidy barriers for low income buyers. He notes Feb 5 selectmen vote and potential Jan 26 hearing impacts on village protections.
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Roosevelt Devalues Dollar and Fits Stabilization Fund Plan
The White House announced a dollar devaluation to 59.06 cents and creation of a 2 billion dollar stabilization fund. Treasury and the Federal Reserve will act to fix the new rate, with gold trading at 35 dollars an ounce after minting charges.
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No-Fault Society Weighs On Lawyering and Blame
A column argues that no fault auto insurance could curb blame games and spur no fault divorce, but warns of dangers to conscience and punishment. It envisions a future where fault finding fades, reshaping energy policy inflation and civic accountability while lawyers lose ground.
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