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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1976
Page
5
The piece outlines voter motives in presidential primaries, classifying approaches from nonvoting and group loyalty to issue stances and personality. It discusses changes voters seek, the appeal of winners, character, past achievements, and the influence of slogans and rhetoric on choice. It notes voters will reveal the country's mood by year end.
In a Mon tgomery news conference George Wallace attacked federal judges while defending Alabama prisons. Judge Frank M Johnson Jr. ruled Alabama prisons violate cruel and unusual punishment, requiring costly reforms amid overcrowding filth and violence. Wallace, facing three class action suits, argues no neglect, yet records show chronic underfunding and dire conditions.
The Bennington Post Office Employes Association reported value from its activities at the third annual meeting and banquet. Missing details include the association’s impact and future plans.
Hartford Courant reports State Sen. Audrey P. Beck urging women at an International Women's Year forum to balance intellect and politics to improve legislation. She warns that choosing to be less intellectual for politics risks hypocritical, dishonest behavior and eroding idealism, while praising reformist efforts by League of Women Voters and leaders.
An excerpt recalling early work under the town road program in Maine. A boy describes summer labor filling upcarts with gravel, paid by farmers by load, and credits the town road agent Mr Malm for a stable summer job across three seasons. He details crosscuts of maintenance, special appropriations, and retirement by evening.
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