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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1975

Page

5

Woman Alone Conference at Stonehill College in New England

A February conference at Stonehill College North Easton MA titled Woman Alone gathers up to 300 women to explore social legal and organizational issues of single divorced and widowed women. Participating groups include YWCA NOW The Widow's Exchange ILGWU League of Women Voters Parents Without Partners and SACHEM sponsors with federal funding. The program features panel discussions workshops and a keynote on Media as a Tool for Women Alone. Registration is $5 with on campus and nearby lodging options and provided meals and shuttle service from Amtrak and Greyhound terminals.

Stonehill College North Easton Mass New England The YWCA Widow’s Exchange ILGWU League of Women Voters Parents Without Partners Sachem Southeastern Association For Cooperation In Higher Education Massachusetts Sachem Women’s Committee Roberta Kevelson Women’s Center Bristol Community College Durfee St Fall River

Tax cuts amid inflation threaten wages and prices

In a 1974 analysis the Christian Science Publishing Society argues Democrats and Republicans push tax cuts to spur demand, while inflation-driven wage and price levels stay high. It warns widespread price cutting could trigger fresh wage reductions and deepen hardship for those left behind. It notes Chrysler Ford and GM cut prices to reduce inventories, risking broader deflationary pressure.

Washington Chrysler

Letters on natural childbirth at Putnam Hospital

A reader recounts experiences with LaMaze natural childbirth at Putnam Hospital. She and her husband chose Putnam over North Adams for convenience and relations with Dr Flood. After taking a LaMaze course, she discussed plans with Dr Flood and found the hospital staff cooperative and knowledgeable. A nurse with LaMaze experience offered valuable help in the labor room.

Karen Fortney Putnam Hospital North Adams Doctor Flood Williamstown

Natural childbirth through LaMare method and support

The writer praises natural childbirth with husband present in the labor room and minimal anesthesia. She credits the LaMare techniques taught with her husband, thanks Putnam Hospital staff and Doctor Flood, and hopes to see courses offered locally while noting Bennnington as an alternative. She emphasizes shared experience and healthy outcomes for mother and child.

Putnam Hospital Bennington Doctor Flood

Farm assessment plan urged for statewide uniformity

Gerard J. Kirchner of Save the Open Spaces urges Vermont towns to form a study group on farmland assessment at a town meeting by September 1 1975. The letter notes bills H 37 and H 134, and suggests advisory panels with AVM USSA Soil Conservation Vermont Agriculture and Taxation to publish annual per acre figures. Communities named include Danville Benn ington Cabot East Montpelier West Burke Newark Stowe with possible extensions to less than full time farmers.

New Jersey AVM USSA Soil Conservation Service Vermont Department of Agriculture & Taxation Pelier West Burke Newark Cabot Stowe Gerard J. Kirchner Save the Open Spaces SOS

Too Many Inspectors At The Farm Gate

A reader complains about state milk inspectors and regulations, urging fewer inspectors to save farmers. The letter cites inspectors like Mr Marchies and Mr Bookless and warns of rising food costs if jobs are not cut.

Mr. Marchies Mr. Bookless John Page

Bennington News Roundup Includes Fires and New Ventures

This week reports a Jan fire at North and Gage Streets gutting a building housing C L White Paint Glass and Wallpaper. Red Cross in North Bennington offers home nursing taught by Mrs Frederick Green RN. Also noted are Vermont Gas Corp hiring Leonard G Dickieson, Claire Williams opening a Millinery Salon, social welfare payments totaling 3789493, Bennington’s 10564398 in aid, four new Girl Scout troops, Globe Union’s planned plant, store reopening at 510 Main St, L B J budget near 99.7 billion, welfare and education emphasis, and news of Winston Churchill’s death at 90.

C. L Gage Streets Bennington Red Cross North Bennington Frederick Green R. N Leonard G. Dickieson Vermont Gas Corp Frank Prideaux Claire Williams Convent Avenue Clarks Woods Uptown Theatre Main St L.b.j’s Winston Churchill

Notable political and historical dates from 1845 to 1974

On this date in various years events occurred including Congress fixing election day in 1845, the first Boy Scout troop in England in 1908, Eskimo Pie patent in 1922, Eisenhower turning down a party nomination in 1948 and later becoming president, and Egil Krogh Jr. sentenced in 1974 for Plumbers burglary links.

England Sir Robert Baden-Powell Christian Nelson Tonawa Towa Dwight Egil Krogh Jr White House The Plumbers Daniel Ellsberg

Political Ad From Leo Fay Seeks Campbell Run

A political advertisement by Leo Fay criticizes James C. Jerome and urges support for Campbell. Fay rails at self serving hustlers, mocks a ventriloquist with dummies, jokes about goat milk, water on the knee, and promises green valley come spring. The message closes with Fay’s address on South Stream Road.

James C. Jerome Mr. Campbell Leo Fay South Stream Road

Oregon shifts tourism stance to lure visitors again

The state moves from keeping tourists out to inviting them back. If the weather service forecasts Oregon’s summer Sunday for next year, the campaign may gain traction around that time.

Oregon Weather Bureau

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