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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1976
Page
7
Frank L. Oktavec argues marriage creates a new social unit with its own borders and loyalties. He contrasts two views of marriage two into one and joint venture, emphasizing trust respect understanding and daily affection as essential to enduring happiness amid inevitable snags.
Patrick J. Buchanan argues Ford’s bid is fading as a path to the White House. He suggests Reagan, despite being an underdog, could win a narrow electoral majority by consolidating a Republican base and winning swing states. Reagan’s campaign strength and ability to rally voters are highlighted against Ford.
Rep. Yvonne Brathwaite Burke says the United States could elect a woman to national office, noting parallels with Israel’s Golda Meir and Britain’s potential. The interview appears in U.S. News & World Report. The broader piece discusses confronting social issues and humanity in the context of overconsumption and its toll on others.
The Graded School yard gates were left open all day over the weekend allowing around 20 in property damage. Stones and missiles shattered windows and light globes, harmed pictures, and damaged various items. Bennington police warn offenders will face full legal consequences.
In a Letter to the Banner, Arthur R. Armstrong notes June 7 unveiling of the Prospects of Scotland exhibit and Lord Kirkhill receiving the Eisenhower portrait for St. Andrews University. The gift is from 30 million Scottish Americans via Scottish American Heritage Inc. Future steps include acceptance by President Ford and presentation by Ambassador Anne Armstrong at St. Andrews in August.
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