Vermont Signs Reform Opens Tourist Plaza Plan
Federal and Vermont officials reach accord on a pilot program for state run roadside advertising on interstate routes. The plan allows tourist oriented signs at designated plazas along I 91 and I 89, with Windham County testing the approach and Concessions sought by small vendors. Vermont aides weigh what counts as tourism oriented while preserving scenery safeguards.
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Washington
Travel Information Council
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I Swang At It a Lot Little League Manager’s Quiet Battle
NORTH BENNINGTON recounts the tough life of a Little League manager facing endless criticism, meager pay, and scarce glory. The piece wanders through memories of players, parents, mishaps, and small victories, highlighting enduring devotion amid chaos and pride.
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Bennington Banner Publication Details
The Bennington Banner is issued daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation. Located at 425 Main Street in Bennington Vermont the paper operates as a local daily news source serving the Bennington area.
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Farm subsidies die in Senate vote amid reform push
Editorial laments loss of Congressman Conte's bill capping farm payments at 20000 annually as Senate defeats reforms. It argues subsidies favor large, often foreign-owned operations over small farmers, noting high payments to nonproducing farms and minimal aid to the poor, urging overhaul of the policy.
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U.S
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John J. Williams
Delaware
Mississippi
Eastland Plantation, Inc
James E. East
Texas
Marchi Seen as Nuanced Contender in NYC Race
In New York City politics a post primary view casts State Senator John Marchi as a potentially strong general election candidate for Republicans and allies. Supporters note his depth, stance on education and labor, and appeal to Jewish voters, while Lindsay backers debate his readiness to challenge the liberal bloc. Outcome depends on campaign evolution and cross-party shifts.
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Howard Samuels
Johnson
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Staten Island
Richmond
Marchi
Bill Buckley
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Ocean Hill
Brownsville
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Bronx
Badillo
Norman Mailer
Bob Wagner
Letter to the Editor on Welsh investiture tone
Roy E. Green criticizes the Banner editorial on the Prince of Wales investiture. He likens handlers and Welsh speakers to traditionalists, notes orderly crowds, questions police response, mocks riot gear, and contrasts with American cities while praising Welsh heritage and poetry.
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Welcomes Confrontation With AEC on Nukes
Readers respond to Sen Aiken and AEC criticism. Letters discuss concerns about radiation, fallout, and public safety. Irving Lyon urges openness to public meetings with the atomic power industry. George M Graves complains of garbage and highway plans. Church group thanks a photographer for front page coverage of a school event.
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Ernest J. Sternglass
University of Pittsburgh Medical School
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First United Methodist
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Melvin McGaughey
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