Letter to the Editor on teachers influencing students at Mt Anthony
Lawrence E Harrington of Bennington writes alleging a Mt Anthony teacher uses atheistic and Marxist ideas to sway teens toward a one world government and anti religious beliefs. He accuses the Mt Anthony School Board of shielding the teacher, cites Lennon and Ms Magazine, and urges public action to oust the educator. He frames this as a crisis in youth guidance and patriot duty.
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Mt. Anthony
John Lennon
Lenin
Lennon
United
Ms. Magazine
Lawrence E. Harrington
Local notes and regional planning push in Vermont and Iowa politics
Maple Grove students show perfect attendance. 4-H Club forms at Cobblestone School with officers Billy Sorenson Edward Legacy Arthur Robinson and Ralph Robinson. Bonsey Hurley teased about $200 berets from E L Nichols. Enos M Cornell leaves Cornell's Esso after seven years. Southwestern Vermont builds regional planning with Dorset Peru Shaftsbury Arlington Pownal Bennington approved. Carter leads in Iowa caucuses. Ford edges Carter in 1976 election context. Cedar Rapids area views on Carter mixed. Midwest weather and land focus dominates reportage.
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Helen
Vincent Devlin
Winifred
Daniel Lillie
Edith Shultz
North Bennington Road
Cobblestone School
Billy Sorenson
Edward Legacy
Arthur Robinson
Ralph Robinson
Edward Legacy Sr
Vermont
Manchester
Dorset
Peru
Shaftsbury
Arlington
Pownal
Bennington
Iowa college town weighs Carter era future amid economic worries
In Cedar Rapids, worries about jobs, a syrup plant loss, and a proposed spin off of the Cedar Rapids Gazette’s stations mix with debates on federal antitrust action and Carter’s foreign policy. Coe College faces a deficit while locals, including Rotary Club members, discuss Carter’s progress and future impact on youth and national service.
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America
Detroit
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Coe College
William Jones
United Presbyterian Church
Washington
Jimmy Carter
Rotary Club
President Carter
Republican security debate drives Texas political lines
In a Houston influenced GOP preview, figures like George Bush and John Connally loom as potential presidential contenders while Jim Thompson eyes a challenge to Carter. Sen. Packwood urges Republicans to balance security with incentives, proposing private sector led social services to curb federal programs. Union leaders push private plans, arguing for competition with government services.
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James Baker
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John Connally
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Up North
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Jim Thompson
Jimmy Carter
Washington
Howard Baker
Fortinbras
Bob Packwood
Oregon
Seaside
Ore
Sen. Packwood
Ford Motor
Packwood
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