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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1975

Page

5

Dialogues letter on prepared childbirth at Putnam Memorial Hospital

Louise Nelson Welder of Coraopolis writes in response to the Dialogues feature on natural childbirth, urging Putnam Memorial Hospital to allow prepared childbirth and partner involvement. She cites benefits of education, breathing techniques, and patient readiness, while noting access barriers and calling for improved hospital communication and openness. The letter later expands into a broader critique of institutional alienation and a defense of First Amendment rights to voice concern about obstetric care.

Putnam Mmorial Hospital Pittsburgh Organization For Childbirth Education North Adams Albany Putnam POCE Mrs. McLellan Louise Nelson Welder Coraopolis Penn Bennington

Tommy Tuna Annual Award for Politics Nominates Gov Thomas Salmon

A letter to The Banner suggests a politics award parodying Oscars and Emmys. It nominates Gov Thomas Salmon as Best Actor for a tongue in cheek Inaugural Speech delivered at the Statehouse on Friday January 10, praising his performance and noting public distrust of politicians.

Vermont Thomas Salmon Statehouse

Tommy Tuna Award Targets Gov Salmon Deficit Scandal

In a biting letter from Newfane, William G. Staats Jr. debunks late October deficits swelling to 11.5 million and unemployment fund gaps revealed after the election. He mocks the inaugural reception charges and criticizes reappointments, ending with a caricatured statue of a bloated politician as the Tommy Tuna Award symbol.

Gov. Salmon McDonald’s Montpelier

Lighter Side: Red Ink and Inflation Tricks

Satirical column by Dick West lampoons federal reliance on spending to curb inflation. It mocks a fictional Senator Bulljack advocating a 12 percent pay raise to Congress and proposes a two-way parity scheme using wage and price supports to flood the economy with money from both ends.

Dick West Washington UPI Bulljack Sonny Congress

Rehearsals Highlight Bennington News And Local Events

Looking Back notes rehearsals for The Mystery Man musical comedy sponsored by Tucker Chapter OES of North Bennington. It mentions a village meeting about city government, a camera mishap at the Armory, a large baton twirling display by Janet Kinsley and Drury High School majorettes, and a Red Cross call for beds furniture and low cost apartments after a fire. The recap also cites regional payroll growth in 1964 and historic moments from 1917 1950 and 1974 including Virgin Islands transfer and a Brink’s robbery and Middle East ceasefire talks.

Tucker Chapter O.E.S North Bennington Bennington Edward J. Hall William Buckley Janet Kinsley Drury High School K. of C. Hall Arlingtonians T.V Barn Cecelia Greene Gage North Hamilton L. Shields Bennington County Industrial Corp

Books to chase the blues away at Mt Anthony

Mt Anthony students gain new library acquisitions including German and Spanish language books. Travelogues illustrated with photographs offer foreign language reading and adventure while biology titles explore life in a drop of water and a decayed tree. Reference Corner gains American Heritage volume The Writers America and James D. Horan’s Brady biography with photography and Civil War era field reports.

Mt. Anthony Europe Latin America George Sewartz Sewartz Bernice Writers’ America Marshall Davidson Plymouth Colony America James D. Horan Matthew Brady Brady Marsh

The Trouble With Apathy at University of Nevada Reno

University of Nevada Reno student body president Tom Mayer notes apathy as a problem after only five of twenty students sign up for a Student Senate committee to study apathy and propose solutions. He cites possible lack of advertising and some students viewing apathy as a way of life.

Tom Mayer University of Nevada, Reno Mayer

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Karen Dobkin Fortney Dear Putnam Memorial Hospital Tommy Tuna Senator Bulljack United States Virgin Islands West Indies Denmark U.S Britain Brink Boston Egypt Israel Suez Canal Sue Phillip Viereck Eleanor Graham Vance Dorothy Bullenkamp Rudi Wyrsch Rosaly Swann BRS Main Street Bennington, Vit David M. M. Wohlsen the National Observer Catamount National Bank Bennington Plaza Putnam Square Brattleboro Manchester Center Pownal West Dover F.D.I.C
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