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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1970
Page
5
Advertisers refine choices and push for measurable results from campaigns in The Banner era. Marketers weigh reach, response rates, and cost effectiveness as they commit to more targeted ad strategies during the 1970s.
The UPI report notes two former presidential yachts, Patricia and Julie, will be auctioned by the federal Defense Surplus Sales Office in Newport Rhode Island. Patricia, 92 feet long with room for two, and Julie, 64 feet long with sleeping space for six, carry historic name changes from Truman to Nixon era. The minimum bids are 100000 and 65000 dollars respectively, with the sale limited to pleasure use and no gambling conversion. Authorities expect varied interest but exact bidders unknown as bidding opens at 2 p.m. on auction day.
Massachusetts legislators approved a bill for a statewide referendum on U S military strategy in Vietnam. The House passed it on a voice vote with no debate, and the Senate approved it unanimously. The measure asks voters to choose among three options on Indochina, or to substitute a single immediate withdrawal proposition, which was rejected by a 30 to 10 vote.
Quincy Massachusetts discussion on around the clock social work support to police. Police chief says 80 percent of an officer's time is noncriminal activity and calls for social workers to match police hours to aid referrals and reduce workload. Kennedy chaired round table on law enforcement funding and efficiency.
Vermont Governor Davis and the state Pharmacy Board met behind closed doors to review a mail order drug ban that critics say remains in effect though not enforced. The session aimed to brief the governor as a legislative study committee plans further talks with the board.
Albany State University held its first hearing under new campus rules amid a professor's complaint that Mr and Mrs Stuart Ewen disrupted his class last May 13. Brunswick police dig for clues in the stabbed body of Dmytro Olikoswycz found near a ditch in Brunswick at 3 a.m. Monday. Grafton ecologists push profit from junk car removal as Gundrum purchases a $41000 car crusher in Dallas and starts clearing abandoned vehicles in the area.
The state Department of Community Affairs reversed approval on a Wahconah Street site for 40 low income family units. Commissioner Richardson approves a Onota Street site for another 40 units, reducing plans from 100 units across scattered sites. Nearby, Pamela Eldred Miss America 1970 tours North Adams for Oldsmobile, RCA strike affects local boycott talk, and Hoosac Valley High School pool opens for Adams Cheshire residents with day and evening use planned.
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