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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1976

Page

4

Bennington Banner Publisher and Contact Details

The Bennington Banner is issued daily except Sundays and holidays by the Banner Publishing Corporation located at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont 05201.

The Banner Publishing Corporation Main Street Bennington Vermont

Bennington BSD election leaves voters wary and divided

In Bennington, the BSD vote ended amid low turnout and public fatigue. The piece questions whether the outcome signals change in education or merely a power struggle between Dr. Sleeman and Lawrence Harrington, warning factionalism should not drive school policy and urging compromise.

Bennington Richard Sleeman Lawrence E. Harrington Thomas R. Haley Sr Sleeman Lawrence Harrington Mt. Anthony Harrington

Regional unity grows as New England plans joint economic push

Editorial notes a shift toward regional cooperation in the Northeast, flagging a joint declaration by New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Pennsylvania, Vermont, Rhode Island and Massachusetts to revitalize the economy. It highlights cooperation on attracting industry, a shared development plan, and regional solar energy efforts, tempered by caveats about translating words into deeds.

Ethan Allen New England Northeast Connecticut New York Silvio O. Conte Pittsfield New Jersey Pennsylvania Vermont Rhode Island Massachusetts Washington Thomas Salmon

In Defense of the Oil Companies Letter to the Banner

Ordinary reader Harry A. Solomon defends oil firms against break up, arguing big business not inherently crook, cites broader economy, warns against harming producers of raw material, questions political motives of Carter Brown and others, and urges maintaining steady supply and common sense.

al Smith God Help Us Robin Hood al Capone Senator

Bennington Battle Flag Draws 100000 Visitors This Year

The Bennington Battle flag, a symbol of the American Bicentennial, attracts widespread attention as scholars debate its age and origins. Exhibits note its unusual size, hand stitching, heavy cotton fabric, nonstandard stripe order, and seven pointed stars. An estimated 100000 visitors are expected to visit Bennington to view the flag this year.

Bennington Millard Fillmore Bennington Battle Monument England Canada Bennington Museum Battle of Bennington

Letters No connection with UCS To the Editor of The Banner

A letter from Joseph Lo Piccolo, Executive Director, states that a Vermont magic show by a group appealing to donors for handicapped children and mental health causes is not affiliated with United Counseling Service. The Vermont Association of Mental Health has withdrawn its endorsement due to questionable ethics. Profits from the show do not aid UCS clients in Bennington County.

Vermont

American Leaders in a Bicentennial Hymn of Valor

A ceremonial tribute extols Washington Jefferson Adams and other founders and presidents. The piece reflects on democracy, duty, and loyalty, urging memory of Lincoln Grant Lee Monroe Jackson Taft Roosevelt Truman Eisenhower as exemplars in a patriotic broadcast like a timeless civic ode.

Washington Jefferson Adams Lincoln Grant Lee Barte Monroe Jackson Taft Roosevelt Ree Truman Eisenhower America Natal

What went wrong with Ford in the campaign

Political analysis shows Ford stumbled after relying on campaign pros like Rogers Morton and Melvin Laird. Critics faulted adviser advice, focus shifts to Democrats, presidential style questions, and conservative alignment. Reagan’s strength and appeal push Ford into a tight race.

Ford Bo” Callaway Callaway GOP Nelson Rockefeller Rogers Morton Melvin Laird Bryce Harlow North Carolina Texas Indiana Nebraska Laird Reagan California United States Elliot Richardson Panama Gerald Ford

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Bennington Banner DSD Statehouse Congress Union Berkshire Tulsa World Noah's Ark Burlington Free Press Rosalyn Banner Sen Robert T. Stafford Senate Washington, D.C Sen. Stafford Jimmy Carter Jerry Brown Carter Brown Mary McGrory Harry A. Solomon Morgan St. Ext Peter W. Cook UCS Prof Joseph LO Piccolo Dewey St Richard Nixon Nixon Ronald Reagan White House Godfrey Sperling Jr Rockefeller South Reagar Christian Science Publishing Society
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