Bennington Banner details and publishing note
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation at 125 Main Street Bennington Vermont 05201. The notice records the paper's publication schedule and address for readers.
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Bennington voters weigh Catamount school purchase plan
Editorial urges Bennington School District to buy the former Catholic High School complex for 1.5 million to create Catamount Elementary. It argues the cost is a bargain, long term savings may offset new bonds, and that renovations could yield a top notch school, while noting proximity to Bennington Elementary and land needs for recreation.
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Bennington Police praised and a local jail plan touted
The Bennington Chamber of Commerce commends improved police efficiency and notes a cheaper local jail plan saves state funds. The article also discusses national economic tensions with critics of Nixon economics and warns of inflation’s global impact, potential tariff retaliation, and domestic policy disputes.
How the McGovern Campaign Fell Apart on NBC
Kristi Witker describes a failed McGovern campaign due to selfish staff and poor planning. She portrays internal battles, unpaid salaries, and disillusionment after eight months. Other insiders like Mankiewicz and White are contrasted with Theodore White and Pierre Salinger observations. The book critics vary, some praising wit while others call it a searing indictment of sexist culture.
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Letter exchange over clergy remarks in The Banner
The writer defends his controversial letter criticizing Ms. and its editors, arguing clergy presence at a debate shows the issue’s gravity. He notes a vulgar statement about Tibet and Chinese Communists and contends it warned students against backing a pro Communist cause while praising Americans who supported South Vietnam.
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Bennington Little League door-to-door drive raises $900
Joseph A. Pello Jr writes thanking The Banner and WBTN for coverage of a Friday night canvass. Donations from players managers drivers and officials totaled $900, surpassing last year’s receipts. Public wish for a going away present for a domineering boss is noted with humor from contributors.
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