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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1966
Page
6
Foreign analyst notes Marcos faces deep cynicism toward government that stalls reform. Despite early anti-smuggling gains and high hopes, poverty, unemployment, and inflation strain support. The piece warns lingering distrust toward officials may undermine Marcos’s aims and affect U. S. bases and Viet Nam policy.
A United Nations Economic and Social Council report shows international tourism consumes about 8 percent of family expenditures in some nations and totals $40 billion yearly. Americans spend roughly $11 per person annually on foreign travel, far below several European peers, with per capita spends rising to $29 in Canada and Switzerland and $24 in Belgium. The study notes low government response to the questionnaire and highlights tourism growth as a mass phenomenon in high living standards countries, increasing about 15 percent per year. It also notes about $9 billion of the $40 billion is spent on international travel, with the rest on domestic tourism, plus transport costs.
The New England region is expected to run three to eight degrees below normal for Thursday through Monday with colder weather starting Thursday and a warming trend by Sunday and Monday.Normals cited include Boston 30 and Portland 23 with precipitation averaging over .5 inch, mainly rain in the south and snow in the north.
Green Mountain College stands as Rutland County’s sixth largest employer with a 7 million dollar-plus physical plant and a 2 million dollar annual operating budget. The institution, serving over 600 students with 172 staff, funnels most spending locally and generates about 150 thousand dollars yearly in area business from student activity, while payroll and taxes bolster Poultney and Rutland economies.
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