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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1969

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Kennedy Gags GOP In Sales Tax Debate

Vermont House opened debate on a 3 percent sales tax as the only realistic way to fund welfare and education, with Rep. Francis Peisch and Rep. Peter Giuliani urging lawmakers to accept the levy. Gov. Deane Davis and House GOP leaders pressed to advance the bill this session, while House Democrats prepared to resist amendments and confront the budgetNeeds.

Montpelier Vermont Francis Peisch Burlington Ways and Means Peter Giuliani Giuliani House Deane C. Davis Walter Kennedy Chelsea Kennedy John Hancock R-Hardwick Thomas Salmon DeRockingham

Senate moves toward vote on anti weapon treaty

Senate leaders aimed to finish action on the nuclear nonproliferation treaty with a two thirds vote expected. Democrats pitched a strategy to curb the sales tax via higher income tax, while debates over ABM Sentinel and possible filibuster framed the final proceedings.

Washington API Senate Nixon Mike Mansfield John G. Tower R-Tex United States

Nixon Nears Decision On Antiballistic System

President Nixon nears a decision on deploying the antiballistic missile system after a week of consultations. He is to confer with Defense Secretary Melvin Laird and announce his choice later Friday at a White House news conference.

Nixon Washington UPS Defense Melvin R. Laird Ronald L. Ziegler White House Troversial Defense Network Ziegler Laird Vietnam National Security Council

Flawless Splashdown by Apollo 9 Ends Orbit Mission

Apollo 9 completed a ten day orbital test with a splashdown in the Atlantic watched by millions. Commanders McDivitt Scott and Schweickart reported the craft looked good as helicopters secured the capsule and recovery teams moved in. The mission proved the lunar landing vehicle systems and set the stage for May’s rehearsal and July’s lunar landing.

Guadalcanal Coral Isles Bahamas McDivitt Hawaii Recovery Three Mission Control Terry White Houston Roger Scott Schweickart Earth Dallas Cape Kennedy U.S. Earth

Mt. Anthony Drama Students to Host One Act Play Festival

Mt Anthony Union High School drama students will host a district One Act Play Festival in the Mt Anthony Auditorium next Monday at 8. Contests feature Wilmington Whitingham and Arlington with short student plays under 40 minutes. Tickets are 50 cents for students and 1 dollar for adults.

Mt. Anthony Union High School Katie Corcoran Edward Turner Patrick Roy Mt. Anthony’s Wilmington Whitingham Arlington Mt. Anthony Auditorium Vermont Headmasters Association Mt. Anthony Anthony D. Krulikowski Bennington Arlington Group Colorado Marion Mitchener Liz Doane Jim Crowe Nancy Rounds Peter Harrington

Paris talks limp as Hanoi demands action in Paris dispute

In Paris the eighth conferencing session yielded no solid progress as Viet Cong and Hanoi warned against Allied retaliation and urged U.S. withdrawal. U.S. negotiator Lodge called attacks on civilians terrorist while South Vietnam warned it will not stand idle. The talks adjourned with plans to meet again next Thursday.

Paris UPI Viet Cong Saigon South Vietnam Nixon Hanoi North Vietnam Lyndon B. Johnson U.S Henry Cabot Lodge Tran Buu Kiem Xuan Thuy United States Kiem Pham Dang Lam

Bennington President Warns of $226,475 Budget Deficit

Bloustein warns Bennington College faces a $226,475 operating deficit next year unless budget adjustments are made. He outlines faculty and student involvement in the budget process, notes rising education costs outpacing tuition, and says a $150,000 capital encroachment would be needed to cover the gap while reserves dwindle.

Edward J. Bloustein Bennington College Bloustein Bennington Board of Trustees McGeorge Bundy Ford Foundation

Inside Columnist Details Easton Plant Plan

Kit Foster writes on a nuclear power plant proposed for Easton New York with surrounding implications. The piece discusses local energy plans, community response, and regional context as the project moves forward.

Kit Foster Easton N.Y

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