Mallary Emerges as Potential Vermont Governor Candidate
Montpelier reports Sen. Richard Mallary of Orange County, a seasoned Republican leader, is seen as a rising power with possible gubernatorial prospects. Gov. Davis appointed him to the reactivated Committee on Administrative Coordination and named him vice chairman, then head of a key subcommittee shaping state government reform. A longtime conservative favorite, Mallary has pressingly influenced sales tax debates and constitutional convention votes, earning praise for intellect and decisive leadership even from rivals.
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Gov. Davis
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Dick Mallory
Vermont
Philip Hoff
Davis
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Mallory
Bennington Banner Publisher Details
The Bennington Banner is issued daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont 05201.
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Aiken Breaks Silence Opposes Safeguard Missile
Senator Aiken sharply opposes deployment of the Safeguard anti ballistic missile, warning the bill must be drastically modified before he can support it. His stance signals potential impact on Senate votes and reflects his influence as senior Republican and Foreign Relations member. The Vermont scene shows Prouty still wavering as Aiken takes a clear stand.
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Winston L. Prouty
Tax Relief For Elderly in Vermont Legislature 1969
Vermont residents over 65 may file an income tax return next year to receive a refund of up to 300 dollars on property taxes or rent paid. An example shows a 2000 dollar income yielding about 144 dollars, but totals vary by town and income. The process is seen as cumbersome and may burden low income seniors, prompting calls for local exemptions and better town assistance.
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Secrecy Over Easton Nuke Draws Public Fury
A column attacks NYASDA chair Oliver Townsend for holding a closed executive meeting about the Easton New York fast-breeder reactor. It argues public hearings are essential due to health and regional impact, citing biologists, conservationists, and concerns about funding and timing for a 1970 start and 1974 completion.
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New York Atomic and Space Development Authority
Nyasda
Easton
N.Y
Townsend
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George D. Aiken
AEC
Aiken
Atomic Energy Commission
Sen. Aiken
Letters to the Editor on public hearings and safety policy
Lawrence E Harrington of Woodford argues for open investigations into public abuses and subversive groups, condemning partisan silencing. Jack R Thompson of Vermont urges Senator Aiken to support Nixon’s SafeGuard anti ballistic missile program amid Soviet SS 9 complexes and Minuteman concerns.
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Nixon
U.S
Willard Family Reunion in Grafton Mass This Summer
Willard Family Association aims to reach 1600 members and preserves ties while honoring clockmakers led by Simon Willard of the fifth generation. The Grafton Historical Society seeks restoration of the old Willard Homestead and clock shop as a historical site with a government grant boost. Reunion set for August 2 in Grafton. write to secretary Elsie E. Willard or dinner reservations to Jeremy W. Smith with pricing for adults and children.
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Benjamin Willard
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Shawmut St
Springfield
Jeremy W. Smith
Prospect St
Shrewsbury
Where Only Deer Abound and Vermont Development Fears
In Vermont, a Stratton Mountain area map shows 600 building lots on rough terrain with 19 miles of access roads. Critics warn of water, sewage, trash, and fire risks, urging statewide maps and zoning to prevent financial ruin and crowded towns. They argue the plan ignores climate, soils, and long term planning, risking taxpayers and buyers.
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Winhall River
Stratton
Vermont Hill Country
Vermont
Arkansas
Nixon Vietnam Dilemma in a Politically Daring Trap
An analysis of Nixon’s Vietnam policy dilemma. It weighs political risk against possible peace moves involving a cease fire, Saigon government change, and a timetable for U.S. withdrawal. The piece warns explicit offers could alienate both hawks and doves and jeopardize re election.
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Saigon
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Dove
Humor News Rationing Prompt Promised Silence
A fragment from Family Weekly notes a playful line about sharing a joke with a friend under a pledge not to repeat it. The brief item hints at humor amid rationing era constraints and preserves a light, conversational tone.
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