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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1971

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Hanoi envoy charges U S prepares attack

North Vietnam in Paris accuses President Nixon of lies and warns of grave setbacks for U.S. policy in Indochina. Xuan Thuy says Washington is feverishly preparing to attack North Vietnam as South Vietnamese leaders claim it is only a matter of time before marching north.

Paris UPI North Vietnam Nixon Indochina Hanoi Xuan Thuy United States Thuy Nguyen van Thieu South Vietnam U.S Red China Cambodia Laos Saigon

Beauty oriented power line decision by Vermont commission

The Bennington District Environmental Commission approved a 4.6 mile above ground line from Rawsonville to Stratton for Central Vermont Public Service Corp. The panel attached conditions including no herbicides, screening around the Rawsonville substation, seedling plantings, and feathering a 20 foot corridor to favor a V shaped appearance. The decision followed hearings with conservationists and was welcomed by environmental groups.

Winhall Bennington District Environmental Commission Central Vermont Public Service Corp Rawsonville Stratton Kenneth Senecal Harvey Carter Southern Vermont Conservation Society Gerald James Environmental League of Connecticut River Valley CVPS Rutland District Commission Brattleboro

Inside Mankiewicz Braden column cryptic China logic

Column notes Washington may misread China logic while outlining a broader view on policy. Brief mentions along with page references suggest a mix of opinion and lighter notices across the paper.

Mankiewicz-Braden Washington China

Nixon says Middle East tinderbox danger to world peace

President Nixon warned that the greatest danger of nuclear conflict lies in the Middle East where Soviet attempts to dominate the area must and will be resisted. He urged a peaceful settlement of Middle East and Vietnam, calling Vietnam the most immediate and anguishing problem facing the United States in his state of the world message to Congress.

Washington UPI Nixon Middle East Vietnam United States Congress U.S Oval Office White House Indochina North Vietnam America Russia Soviet Union Southeast Asia Cambodia National Security Council Henry A. Kissinger

Aiken to hear Vermont Yankee hearing at Brattleboro armory

Senator George D. Aiken announced a pre hearing conference on the Vermont Yankee nuclear plant in Vernon to be held at the Vermont National Guard Armory in Brattleboro on Tuesday April 13 at 10 am. No date yet set for the full evidentiary session. The pre hearing will define scope and the later hearing location and date. Formal notice will appear in the Federal Register.

Washington, D.C George D. Aiken Federal Register Aiken Atomic Safety and Licensing Board Atomic Energy Commission David B. Hall Los Alamos N.M Ira F. Zartman Annapolis Abel Wolman Baltimore, Md Nathaniel Goodrich Chevy Chase AEC

Pownal voters weigh bond and board seat changes

In Pownal at Town Meeting voters face a $600,000 elementary school addition and three school board seats. A proposed four-member to three-member board cut would reduce candidates on Tuesday. Women allied with bond backers versus men opposing it frame a tax and quality of education clash.

Geoffrey Chapman Pownal Pownal Carolyn Peckham Janet Wilcox Mary Jane Rounds

Bennington Day Care Center marks second anniversary

The Bennington Day Care Center began March 17, 1969 with six children and two teachers in a rented house. Now 60 children and eight staff operate from the Methodist Church basement, supported by state and federal aid and community contributions. The center runs 6:30 to 5:30, serves infants to age 12, emphasizes pre kindergarten skills, and relies on donations to cover a roughly $50,000 annual budget with $39,000 paid to staff.

Bennington BenMont Avenue Methodist Church

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Foe Jon Voght Joint Chiefs of Staff Ho Chi Minh Trail David K. E. Bruce Bruce Thuy Ong Asia Norman Runnion Canada Manchester Dorset Eagles Ludlow Mideast Peoples Republic of China Dexter J.C. Moore Mrs. Peckham Gerry Parker First Methodist Church Center Mrs Eileen Dick
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