Carter Inaugural Address Emphasizes Unity and Humility
The address calls for a new national spirit of unity and trust, urges faith in the old American dream, and stresses human rights, limited arms, and domestic strength. It notes the president’s modest mandate, acknowledges past leadership, and signals a cautious expectation of bold action to follow.
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America
United States
Micah
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Georgia
White House
What Carter Really Like As He Takes Office
Analysis of President Carter’s approaching term focuses on his energetic management style and emphasis on close press relations. It questions whether his compassion will drive social reform or be tempered by moderation while outlining plans for SALT II, a summit, and focus on Mideast and Southern Africa.
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Carter
White House
Congress
Gerald Ford
Christian Science Monitor
Mideast
Southern Africa
Selectman
Morrissey
BOC
Bennington
Letters defend Bennington food stamp office role and cost
A Letter to the Banner clarifies that Bennington Opportunity Council does not determine eligibility for food stamps. eligibility comes from the Department of Social Welfare with ATP cards required each purchase. It explains varying cash amounts, high monthly service volume, and the 18 steps plus accounting involved in processing ATP cards and stamps.
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Department of Social Welfare
Bennington
Food Stamp Office
BOC
Vermont
ATP
Food stamp office faces funding crunch after eight years
Shirley H. McTernan explains how the Bennington Vermont food stamp issuing office operates with limited state aid and rising costs. She notes a 30 cent per transaction state subsidy, staff and overhead expenses, and asks town officials to consider a larger budget to sustain services including delivery to the elderly and disabled.
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State of
Vermont
Yotts Market Specials and Civic Notices From Jan 24 1937
Specials at Yott's Market list butter 2 lbs 70 cents eggs 12 not sure sugar 10 lb bag 49 cents. Emergency Peace Campaign hosts talk Will This Congress Involve Us In War with Theodore H. Newcombe presiding and Dr. R Emory Beetham leading discussion. Also silver benefit tea at Mrs Christopher H Buckley’s Elm Street home with 125 attendees and participants. Harrison Norton homestead reopens pleasing town.
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Theodore H. Newcombe
Bennington College
R. Emory Beetham
Girls’ Club
Christopher H. Buckley
Elm Street
Buckley
Iola Lowry
Frank E. Howe
Roy M. Paddock
Harrison I. Norton
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