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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1970

Page

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Model Vermont high school plan blends small schools with local life

Royce Pitkin's model for Vermont secondary education envisions compact campuses and student integration into community life. The plan argues for student choice, individualized instruction, and learning through work experiences while addressing environmental concerns and shifting local economies. It cites Bennington's Mt Anthony program as a local touchstone for alternatives to traditional junior high schooling.

Vermont Royce S. Pitkin Goddard Plainfield State Education Department Bennington Mt. Anthony Union High an _ under

Lack of Funds End Learning by Doing Projects in Area Schools

William W. Steel warned the Bennington Rotary Club that a three year Title III learning by doing program for Arlington to Pownal elementary schools may end this year without local school board funding. He showed students building globes and other hands on items to illustrate the program’s value, noting current costs could be cut from 34000 to 10000 with savings while the effort could be continued by teachers using scrap materials to rival catalog prices.

Bennington County William W. Steel Steel Arlington Pownal Bennington

Aiken Says Nixon to Nominate James Oakes Judge

Senator George D. Aiken said President Nixon will nominate James Oakes of Guilford to a vacant federal judgeship after ABA clearance and FBI background checks. The move would fill the late Ernest Gibson seat and avoid two Burlington judges from one town.

Washington UPI George D. Aiken R-Vt Nixon Vermont James Oakes Winston Prouty Oakes Aiken American Bar Association Federal Bureau of Investigation Deane C. Davis John Dinse Burlington Dinse Davis Bernard Leddy Guilford Senate Ernest Gibson GOP

Variable Cloudiness and Snow Flurries Forecast

Weather brief notes cloudy today with highs in the 30s and a chance of snow flurries. Sunday outlook remains generally fair but cold with continuing winter conditions across the region.

U.S. Sues Florida Power and Light Over Biscayne Bay Pollution

The Justice Department filed its first federal pollution suit to halt discharges of hot water harming Biscayne Bay marine life near Nixon's vacation home. It targets Florida Power and Light Co. with four counts under the Rivers and Harbors Act, seeks a preliminary injunction, a halt to a proposed canal, and a plan to eliminate environmental damage from existing plants and planned nuclear reactors.

Washington UPI Justice Department Florida Biscayne Bay Nixon John N. Mitchell Florida Power and Light Co U.S. District Court Miami Interior Walter J. Hickel Biscayne National Monument Nixon Administration Chicago New York-New Jersey Johnson Administration U.S Walter Riechel Jr Lands Hickel Federal Water Pollution Control Administration Bay Card Sound Biscayne Bay National Monument

Columbia Sit In Follows Abbie Hoffman Address

Several hundred Columbia University students marched into the Uris Business School lobby for a peaceful sit-in after a rally in Low Library Plaza led by Abbie Hoffman. Hoffman urged “spring house cleaning” and urged using chemistry, while students pressed for bail and defense funds for the Panther 21 case defendants.

Columbia Abbie Hoffman New York UPI Columbia University Uris Business School Hoffman Chicago Low Library Plaza

Senate Approves Lower Voting Age

The Senate approved legislation to lower the voting age to 18 and extend the Voting Rights Act provisions for five more years, despite opposition from the Nixon Administration and Southern senators. The measure would reach 11 million voters aged 18 to 21 in federal, state, and local elections, with House-Senate conferees to reconcile differences. The bill retains the Justice Department preclearance and federal registrars provision, while the House version differs on certain protections.

Washington UPI Nixon Senate House Strom Thurmond S.C James B. Allen Ala Harry F. Byrd Jr Robert C. Byrd W.va James O. Eastland Miss Allen J. Ellender Sam J. Ervin Jr N.C Spessard L. Holland Fla Ernest F. Hollings John J. Sparkman John C. Stennis Herman E. Talmadge James C. Eastland D-Miss Emanuel Celler D-N Y Conference Committee Mike Mansfield D-Ala Justice Department District of Columbia Mississippi Louisiana South Carolina Georgia Alabama Virginia North Carolina Hugh Scott Hart Congress

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Harvey E. McDonald Green Mountain National Forest Manchester Forest Service Royce Pitkin Pitkin New England Pitkin Report David Scribner Aiken Certain Tion Allen Wald Philip A. Hart D-Mich YMCA Southwestern Memorial Park Gage Street Wright and Morrissey
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