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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1973

Page

10

What makes a community and Arlington Day Care

A letter argues for Arlington Day Care Center, contending working families need child care not home care. It cautions against labeling and calls for community support, noting poverty, early education benefits, and the center’s fragile status amid local indifference.

Arlington Arlington Day Care Center Vermont United States Arlington Day Care Vermont Office of Economic Opportunity Rutland Herald Edward Zigler Yale University HEW Office of Child Development Kead

Moratorium on nuclear plants urged amid safety concerns

The writer advocates halting new nuclear facilities, citing Britannica Yearbook 1972 cautions on radiation risks, leukemia, and deception by industry. Mentions Westinghouse, General Electric, AEC issues, and calls for strict regulation, exploration of alternatives, and a coordinated energy plan in Vermont and beyond. Includes local letters criticizing housing debates in Bennington.

Connecticut L Feck Encyclopaedia Britannica Laurie John British Boadcasting Corporation U.S. Atomic Energy Commmission AEC Jw, Goftan Ala. Tadplin John Science Besnan United States Westinghouse Atlanta W. Burnham AEC Board of Appeals Bethesda Vernon Vermont General Electric Sternglass Stamford Rutland Tesday Mary Joslyn Gurley West Road Barset

Language as a political weapon in Nixon era slogans

The piece analyzes how Nixon era politics used flashy language to mask sobriety, tracing slogans like bring us together and let us lower our voices, and noting Peoria tests and the game plan. It cites glosses such as peace with honor and four more years while lampooning euphemisms and media jargon.

Nixon Congress Kennedy Julurson Arung Washington Henry Kissinger Webster Agnes Peoria Juculogica Plagela Earnest Hien

Government takes options on 17000 acres near Danby

United States government acquires options on 17000 acres of woodland near Danby to expand Green Mountain National Forest. Bennington leaders and town officials are cited in nearby items including appointments and paving contracts for Valentine and County streets. Local school tax questions are noted for the Greater Bennington and Grected districts.

United States Danby Green Mountain National Forest M. J. Burlington Valentine Street Main Pleasant Street County Street School Street Bennington

Notable dates mark early 20th century U.S. politics and aviation

On this date in 1920 Warren G. Harding is chosen as the dark horse Republican candidate and later wins the presidency over Cox. In 1927 Charles Lindbergh is welcomed by President Coolidge after his solo Atlantic flight. In 1963 federalized National Guard troops back Gov Wallace as two Negroes enroll at Alabama. In 1969 labor leader John L. Lewis dies at 83.

Warren G. Harding Candiate James Cox Charles Lindbergh Calvin Coolidge Atlantic Ocean Paris National Guard George Wallace University of Alabama John L. Lewis United Mineworkers Union

Lighter Side: Can Grandmothers Lick Bobby Riggs?

Washington columnist Dick West riffs on Bobby Riggs as a morale booster for men over 50. He notes fans idolize Riggs, mock fear of aging, and jokes about challengers and middle age confidence sparked by Riggs victory over Margaret Court. He playfully claims he could beat any grandmother in the House.

Dick West Washington UPI Bobby Riggs Tawrence Welk Riggs Frazier the Lion Walter Mitty Sau Nova Nova Ripus America Billie Jean King Will Chamberlain Miges Bobby Miggs Pouter

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