The Dumping of a Vice President
Patrick J. Buchanan critiques Nelson Rockefeller as a liability in Ford’s 1976 campaign, forecasting GOP divisions. He notes Bo Callaway’s cautious stance, Reagan’s rising influence, and the split between Rockefeller supporters and conservatives. The piece surveys factions within the Republican Party, signaling pressure on Ford and Rockefeller.
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Bo” Callaway
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Mr. Ford
Why Are GOP Liberals Quiet About Ford Veto Battle
The piece notes liberal Republicans largely backed housing, jobs, and strip mining bills, and that final farm bill votes split 16 for and 15 against. It argues President Ford frays party unity, with progressives ignored while Reagan‑style conservatives gain little nationwide support. It discusses regional GOP shifts, Democratic gains in traditional heartland, and the marginalization of progressive leaders.
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Ford
Senate Republicans
Governor Salmon’s private talks praised in Vermont remarks
A Letter to the Banner lauds Governor Salmon for a bold common sense approach to the right to man law and his practice of meeting privately with land planners bankers mayors and state college officials. The writer notes a July 17 meeting with Vermont State Colleges trustees was not a board meeting but a private discussion.
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Salmon
Veront
Norman James
Deliberations in Private Crowded by Public Benefit
Senator Herbert G. Ogden argues for private discussions by public bodies to foster frank deliberations. He rejects blanket RTK access while urging that final decisions be made in public, noting the need for free exchange of thought in a privacy atmosphere to guide good government. Windsor County Hartland.
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Letter exchange on absentee voting and military rank etiquette
L Col Raymond J. Murray responds to Doris Kilts and Mrs Kilts, defending absentee voting rights for elderly and ill voters and clarifying military rank salutations. He notes he does not seek school chairmanship, states he answers to Mr Murray or colonel, and expresses pride in his service record while thanking Kilts for her kind words.
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Doris Kilts
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United States
Finance Center
USAF
Washington
Ray
Mr. Murray
Nutrition and fat hippies critique by Pete Horton
Pete Horton in his June 6 column attacks employers complaining about “fat hippies” and blames the prior generation’s nutrition knowledge. He argues hard work plus proper minerals and vitamins, criticizes chemical fertilizers, and urges better nourishment and knowledge to improve earnings and health in North Petersburg, New York.
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Pete Horton
Twin State rate changes and national road safety drive
Twin State Gas and Electric Co shifts from the old room count rate to optional pricing with a room based plan for beneficiaries and a straight block rate for others. The American Red Cross plans a nationwide push for 15,000 roadside first aid stations to cut automobile fatalities. A street oiling on Union Street follows scarifying work between South and Silver.
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Twin State Gas and Electric Co
United States
American Red Cross
Union Street
South and
Silver
Real Estate Course Offered at Southern Vermont College
John Faraci announces a real estate course at Southern Vermont College Bennington from July 22 to August 28 at 6 30 PM meeting twice weekly. Open to college students for credit or nonstudents seeking sales license background.
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Bennington
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