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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1962
Page
3
The Bennington Banner publishes daily excluding Sundays and holidays. It is produced by Banner Publishing Corporation located at 425 Main Street in Bennington Vermont.
Mrs Malvine Cole of Stratton refutes Samuel R Ogden regarding skiing profits and public influence. The column argues that skiing evolved postwar into a sizable, risky yet growing business with unclear data, urging better statistics to guide policy and growth.
The piece argues that federal expansion is often a response to unresolved challenges and cites the New Haven Railroad as an example. It notes Washington’s role grows when states and cities ask for help, and that local reluctance to act spurs federal involvement. The President’s remarks frame federal aid as responsibility rather than power expansion.
From the annual report 1960 61 of Columbia University Teachers College President John H Fischer argues that the core of excellent schools lies in excellent teachers. He notes training remains essential and professional preparation is more necessary than ever to develop each student’s potential.
In Washington, George Romney argues the Republican image needs improvement by appealing to unified business and union interests. He says the party should not sever ties with either side but align with enlightened wings in both sectors to capture the center and win elections.
A Burlington Free Press editorial questions the Champlain Cutoff as a favored project while highlighting pollution risks from ship sewage in Lake Champlain. Conservationists, sportsmen, and vacationists are urged to push for strong regulations to protect wildlife and water quality.
Malvine Cole of Stratton argues for state backed roads funding and local planning to support ski development while guarding communities and streams. Alexander B R Drysdale lauds balanced coverage and urges thoughtful zoning and growth planning in Bennington and Pownal for Vermont's ski economy.
Perry Merrill, longtime state forester and parks commissioner, declares that aid to ski access roads is one of the best investments the state has ever made. He spoke at the Stratton Mountain facility dedication, a conviction shared by locals familiar with his forty years of service and expertise in forests and parks.
In a witty survey, HAL BOYLE catalogs office visitors to a ill colleague. Hungry Hubert eats the patient’s meals, Ambitious Albert seeks the old job, Take charge Tillie nurses harshly, Opportunistic Oscar plays gin rummy, Coated-tongue Charlie probes symptoms, Practical Pamela shops instead of helping, and The Boss proclaims allowances. return to work with only the chair comfort.
Weekend writers among the nation’s scientists and engineers profit as publishers print about 2000 new technical titles yearly. Authors earn 12000 to 15000 dollars if a book sells 10000 copies in five years at prices up to 25 dollars, with few authors repeating. Space research dominates current topics as demand rises in a growing $20 million sector.
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