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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1974
Page
5
Frank L. Oktavec argues harmony in life stems from self-image awareness and offers fourteen actionable rules. He urges understanding others, showing genuine interest, seeking common ground, avoiding denigration, inviting real communication, and resisting flattery, gossip, and self-centered monologues to improve relationships.
A narrator on Pennsylvania Avenue reports a surreal encounter with the White House behind a tall stone wall. The talking building laments loneliness, while lawyers and a mad scientist figure into a tense, late night scene. The piece blends satire with political commentary.
Williams College president John W. Chandler launches a $30 million capital fund drive amid a period of rapid expansion and questionable merit programs across American higher education.
The Mt Anthony Union School District announces a policy for handling book and material reconsideration. Final decisions rest with the Board after discussion with officials. parents may not dictate reading matter for others. Parents may request not to assign a book and meet with staff to discuss concerns. A formal written request triggers a committee review and written report to the Board, with materials remaining on open shelves during review.
A 40-foot car of liquor from New Jersey was unloaded in Montpelier and stored in a state building. It marks the first liquor consignment to the state, arriving just before the legal store opening but too late for distribution.
In Rock Island Illinois parents clash over Go Ask Alice a purported teen diary of drug use. Some critics label it gutter literature while supporters urge keeping it with guidance. School officials voted 4 to 1 to retain the book amid ongoing unease.
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