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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1975
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by the Banner Publishing Corporation. It lists 425 Main Street, Bennington, Vermont 05201 as its address.
Guest editorial in The Berkshire Eagle argues Pittsfield students show steeper reading declines than national averages. It cites tests, educator experiences, and home and TV influence, urging a school system task force to address teaching quality, curriculum time, and reading outcomes with support from Kennth Clark’s view on literacy foundations.
In Bennington area schools a federally funded right to read program begins with graduate in service training for teachers to improve reading instruction and diagnosis. A supervisory union committee reviews K through 12 curriculum and plans a stronger program. Junior high starts intensive reading work with senior high to follow and remedial efforts continue.
A televised sequence shows President Ford promoting a new direction while Congress hypes a tax cut plan. The piece probes the balance of power, noting Congress upstaging the president and raising questions about executive legislative relations.
A readable look at Beatrice Trum Hunter’s Beatrice Trum Hunter’s Favorite Natural Foods from Simon and Schuster, with practical high protein menu ideas. The review highlights nutrition boosting additions like grinding beef heart, eggs, soy products, lentils, and yogurt, plus tips on sauces, cereals, and dairy to enhance standard meals.
Letters Community Arts announces move from 408 Main Street Bennington to North Bennington temporarily while seeking a permanent space. The group thanks Catamount Bank for space on Main Street and invites suggestions or offers, with contact via 442-8359 or the North Bennington Post Office, c/o 9 Church St.
Lt. Col. Connie Nanartonis of the Silent Wings association seeks former CG-4A glider pilots from World War II. About 1100 of 6000 are located. readers urged to contact 23 Woodland Drive Greenfield MA 01301 or 413-774-2292. The group, formed four years ago, publishes Silent Wings and holds annual reunions with a September 25 27 1975 Milwaukee reunion planned.
The piece argues Kissinger may soon return to broker a settlement as Brezhnev cancels a Cairo trip and Sadat presses for arms and territory. It notes Israel ready to pull back 30 kilometers for demilitarization, UN force, and non disruption for five to six years, with Allon possible terms.
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