Bennington Union High School Vote Prompts Debate
Readers in North Bennington and Bennington weigh in on the Mount Anthony Union High School bond proposal urging informed votes. Letters praise planning, warn against tax hysteria, and defend progress toward a six-district union as a path to lower taxes and better education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union High School
Taxpayers Association
Mount Anthony High School
Union
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Bennington
Julius H. Manes
Union St. Bennington
Local Education debates and fluoridation questions divide Bennington readers
Letters discuss Union High School District 14 plans to move cows from Vermont pastures, fluoride in Wilmington water, dental health through fluoridation, and the need to vote on local bonds. Contributors cite health studies, federal endorsements, and citizen ballots as core factors shaping the town’s education and public health debates.
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Union High School District No. 14
Vermont
U.S
Transportation costs debate involves Mt Anthony Union official
Taxpayers question figures on transportation costs presented by Walter Danisch who serves on the Mt Anthony Union District board after a three year term on the Greater Bennington Schools prudential committee. The Red Cross marks its 100th anniversary with its Geneva origins and role in aiding victims of disasters worldwide.
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Walter Danisch
Mt. Anthony Union
Danisch
Prudential Committee
Greater Bennington Schools, Inc
Army of Mercy
Geneva
Switzerland
Red Cross
SBA Pamphlet Details Fair Labor Standards Act Revisions
The Small Business Administration released a new leaflet The Wage Hour Law in Small Firms explaining 1961 amendments to the Fair Labor Standards Act and how they affect small firms. It outlines enterprise coverage, minimum wage increases through 1965, overtime rules, exemptions, record keeping, and penalties for violations.
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SBA
Fair Labor Standards Act
Montpelier
The
Small Business Administration
Deer Transplants Move Fortified Stock in New Mexico
Forty eight deer trapped in the Los Alamos area were relocated to areas needing supplemental stock. The transfer, conducted by Atomic Energy Commission personnel under Homer C. Pickens, used deer taken from secure no hunting zones and habitats. The Department of Game and Fish helped transport the animals.
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Santa Fe, N.M
Los Alamos
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Homer C. Pickens
Department of Game and Fish
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