Eagleton Privacy and the 1972 Presidential Race
The Eagleton disclosure challenges Sen. McGovern and his team, raising questions about full information disclosure and campaign focus on real issues. The piece notes historic leaders faced mental health stigmas and argues the vitality of choosing a government by the people beyond special interests.
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George McGovern
Thomas Eagleton
Sen
Eagleton
Sen. Eagleton
Sen. McGovern
Hur
Len McGovern
Bennington Banner Publishing Details
The Bennington Banner is issued daily except Sundays and holidays by the Banner Publishing Corporation located at 42 Main Street, Bennington, Ormont 05201.
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Banner Publishing Comporation
Main Street
Bennington
Ormont
Vermont lottery proposal prompts moral debate on taxes and responsibility
A Bennington selectmen plan to put a September Primary lottery question to voters raises questions about gambling morality, tax funding, and Vermonters’ thrift versus temptation. Critics warn lotteries may shift tax burdens while supporters see potential quick revenue. the core issue is whether Vermonters abandon independence for easy money.
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Vermont
Bennington
Geese at Center of Phoenix Property Dispute
A Phoenix jury ruled a homeowner cannot keep geese for vandalism warning despite their use on the property. The ordinance requires fowl to cover at least 10,000 square feet, while the parcel is about 64 percent. Neighbors cited noise and odor. The piece notes historic use of watch fowls in Rome and temple gorges as early watchdogs.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Phoenia
Temple of
Dune
Euch
Register Communists Not Geese Attick Gauls
The Phoenix man's watchdack scheme is discussed as not feather-brained. Geese have historical uses as early warning and sentries, guarding distilleries and tracks, with cautions against hasty gun laws. The piece notes geese may outlast outlaws and mocks the idea of outlawing them.
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France
Vietnam
Saigon
Guard & Distillery
Scotland
California
Nixon Chooses Agnew Pushes Radical Right Agenda
The piece argues Nixon's Agnew nomination signals a shift toward the radical right, with Finch and Moynihan as liberal allies sidelined. It notes Agnew's past scorn for liberals and his aggressive language, suggesting the choice aims to win over moderate Democrats and preempt rivals like Javits and Rockefeller.
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Nixon
George McGovern
Agnew
Book on Albert Howard’s organic farming draws praise
A letter page highlights Sir Albert Howard’s An Agricultural Testament from Hodder Press with notes on Indore composting and organic methods. It praises his land stewardship and warns against chemical dependence, linking his work to Rodale Press and organic gardening movements. Also mentions Massachusetts Horticultural Society office move idea and an Audubon Focus Outdoors weekend.
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Albert Howard
Bir Albert
Massachusetts Horticultural Society
Hodale Press
Emmaus, Penna
Wendell Berry
Howard
Sir Albert
India
Indore
Ferry
England
J. L. Rodale
Rodale Press
Sam Ogden
Nasturtium
John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co
Children's Museum
Hancock
Mount Nolyoxe College
South Hadley
Mass
Mellic
Progress of housing for elderly near completion
Letter by Hamilton L Shields, chairman of Bennington Housing Authority, responds to Mrs Isabelle Roberts about delays in elderly housing. Outlines federal state and local agencies involved, cites steps taken since March 1, says builder chosen, site fixed, plans ready and active construction anticipated soon, asks senior citizens for patience.
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Isabelle Roberts
HUD
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Department of Labor
Army Engineers
Ads Vara
Tata
Atate
Travehall
Water Resources Board
Department of Health
Highway Department
Environmental Commission
Anlectmen
Water and Sawer Departmenta
Zoning Board of Adjustment
Tre Chiet
School Board
Housing Authority
Super Frisbee confronts mysterious god in Vermont debate
Local letters and a quirky Banner article discuss a mythical figure named Super Frisbee angered by clothesline Frisbees. The piece mentions a Nevada conference, debates with Banner reporters, and possible tensions with Vermont residents over tree preservation on Willow Road and a housing project.
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Yotte Faller
Banner
Nevada
Woeourit
John Hubbard
Geoffrey Chapman
Pga
Clathas
Detalla
Hubbard
Chapman
Wuthern
Vermont
Rai
Lamb
Willow Road
Edward R. Lamb
Essay Letter Attacks Nixon Era Officials in Vermont
Stephen Saltonstall of North Bennington condemns Nixon, Kessinger, and Agnew as maniacs in a letter to the fellow Renner. He argues voters should choose a humane leader over what he calls a dangerous, violent administration. He urges voting out in November.
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Fen. Thomew Eagleton
White House
Wang
Havetleen Killore
Aalm
Nixon
Lated
Kessinger
Agnew
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Spiro Agnew
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Lbnerals
Washington, D.C
New York City
Averell Harriman
Paris
Harriman
Coleridge
Mr. Harriman
Mr. Nixon
Chicago
Carswell
Senate
Blockichard Nixon
Sen. Fulbright
Richard .Nixon
Jacob Javits
New York
Gov
Rockefeller
Charles Percy
Illinois
Mayi
Spiro
Sir Alberts
Steven Rice
Charles St
North Ben-nington Road
Flats
Janis L. Powell
Bannen
Ed Lamb
Mr and
Mia
Robert
Bernstein Widow Road
Stephen Saltonstall
North Bennington
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