Editorials The Bennington Banner
Editorial feature from The Bennington Banner published by Banner Publishing Corporation in Bennington Vermont. It outlines opinion pieces and commentary typical of a daily local newspaper with a focus on community affairs and public issues.
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Gibboney Advises Arlington on School Plan and Standards
Dr Richard Gibboney state commissioner of education visited Arlington School Board to back their proposal for expanding Arlington schools and to ready objections. He said the state will enforce standards firmly but fairly and will state exact standards to Arlington. Burr and Burton’s stance on a regional union district remains a key factor in long term North Shire education, with Manchester trustees urged to clarify theirs.
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Richard Gibboney
Arlington School Board
Department of Education
Gibboney
Arlington
Manchester
Burr and
Burton
North Shire
Burr
Reading the Banner Helped Bennington Courts and Towns
Editor notes critique a Municipal Court judge and a court case where two men cited unemployment as reason for non payment, urging readers to consult the Saturday Banner for labor shortages. The column also discusses Mt Anthony Union High School curriculum terms core and skill areas, a meaningful goal directed course, Bijur Lubricating Corp plans to buy land for a new factory boosting water supply, and the impact on village taxes and municipal boundaries.
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George M. Fienberg
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Bijur Lubricating Corp
Bennington
Bijur
South Street
Letters Ceremonies Open 1967 Vermont Legislature
George Van Santvoord writes from Montpelier on the opening of the 1967 Vermont Legislature. He describes House steps, speaker election, oaths, adjournment plans, a proposed April 15 adjournment and a Vermont Roll of Distinction for arts. He also recalls a Thursday religious service, the governor's inaugural address, and a civic reception with notable attendees.
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Vermont
Shadowbrook Farm
Bennington
Montpelier
Statehouse
Senate
House
Cooley
Massachusetts
Connecticut
House of Commons
England
Robert Picher
United States
Ralph Flanders
Springfield
U.S
Flanders
Vermont Council On the Arts
St. Michael’s College
Trinity College
St. Michael’s
University of Vermont
Father Georgiades
Joyce
Burlington
Murdale Leysath
Trivalley
White River
Rabbi Goldberg
Rutland
Ann Margaret
John Nutting
Herbert Lazarus
Ellery R. Purdy
Rutland County
Francis R. Peisch
James Holden
State Supreme Court
George Aiken
Robert T. Stafford
Hazel Wills
Aiken
Hoff
Daley
Skating Need for Vermont Ski Towns Is Urgent
In Searsburg Vermont a column laments the lack of indoor ice facilities to support speed skating ice hockey and figure skating amid abundant ski activity. It notes federal and local efforts struggle against unreliable cold snaps and suggests a roofed rink using barn or shed spaces to sustain skating through winter. Local social notes recount New Year festivities visits and a Mary Martin meeting in New York.
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Vermont
U.S
Figure Skating Association
New England
Walter
Hilma Dearcopp
West Milford
N.J
Marge Brandenburg
Midvale
Emil
Kay Grimm
Bennington
Skylark
Waldo Holden
Searsburg
Holdens
Raymond Aja
Mary Martin
Pat Savory
Pine Crest Kennel
Pownal
Mary
New York City
Robert Preston
46Th Street Theatre
Mary Martins
Ethan Allen Birthday Noted As Vermont Founder Heritage
The Rutland Herald marks Jan 10 as the 230th anniversary of Ethan Allen's birth in Litchfield Connecticut. He helped shape Vermont with fiery leadership that inspired independence and statehood alongside Ira Allen and George Washington praised his original, admired spirit.
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Ethan Allen
Vermont
Litchfield
Conn
Fort Ticonderoga
Ethan
Ira
George Washington
Justice for Reeves in Bennington board clash
Bennington residents voice strong criticism of MAUHS school board over firing Coach Ronald Reeves. They call for due process and condemn public character attacks, arguing another method such as nonrenewal or private resignation would have been proper. Mickey Mausert of 103 Coolidge Ave signs the letter.
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Ronald Reeves
Bennington
Romney must clarify Vietnam stance or risk GOP revolt
In a developing 1968 GOP race, Gov. George Romney faces Republican pressure to declare a clear Vietnam position as party leaders demand a united front. Nixon and Rockefeller loom as potential rivals, while lawmakers Percy and Hatfield drift toward a tougher line in foreign policy.
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George Romney
Michigan
GOP
Vietnam
Michigan Statehouse
Romney
Republican Party
Eisenhower
Republican
Richard Nixon
South
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Nixon
Rockefeller
Congress
Charles Percy
Illinois
Mark Hatfield
Oregon
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Montpellier
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Charlie
Ethan’s
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Mauhs
Reeves
Coolidge Ave
William S. White
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