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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1975

Page

5

Birth control methods debated as safer options in pregnancy risk

Family planning experts compare pills and IUDs to diaphragm and condoms, noting long term risks and recalled devices. Statistics suggest deaths from pill and IUD are possible, while diaphragm with jelly and condoms boost effectiveness. Users are advised to weigh personal health, obtain full information, and avoid pressure from others.

Food and Drug Administration FDA Rockefeller Foundation Roy Hertz George Washington University

Bradlee's Revelations On Kennedy and Press Ties

Benjamin Bradlee, executive editor of the Washington Post and close Kennedy friend, previews notes from Conversations with Kennedy in Playboy. He reveals his desire for Kennedy to win and discusses sought guidance from the president on Newsweek hires in Washington.

Washington Benjamin Bradlee The Washington Post Kennedy Playboy Bradlee Newsweek John F. Kennedy Ben Bradlee

Kennedy transcripts draw crossfire over Kennedy language

Bradlee defends published JFK conversations while critics doubt the historical value of transcribed profanity. The piece notes lines like “they us and we’ve got to try to them” and quotes Kennedy saying “We’re going to tuck it to them and screw ’em” to question authenticity and historical contribution.

Kennedy Bradlee John Dean Steel

Bennington area school and local notes amid 1950 recap

Readable items include a North Bennington High School egg mass contest led by Robert Montgomery Edward Myers and Donald Strong. The piece recalls 25 years ago Bennington votes on town manager plan and fire department issues unemployment figures and local factory milestones, plus Kennedy Bradlee transcripts quotes and rumors about White House staff.

North Bennington High School Robert Montgomery Edward Myers Donald Strong Vermont House of Representatives Montpelier Flint Mich Bennington Village

Vermont official denies talks on VELCO post

Vermont Administration Secretary Robert M. Wilson said he has not talked with Vermont Electric Power Co. about becoming president, despite reports. Wilson had planned to resign and earlier discussed a vice chair role at VELCO, which he declined. William J. French was chosen as VELCO vice chairman as directors plan to replace retiring VELCO President Byron McCoy of Rutland in two years.

Davey Oil Co Edward J. Cross Bennington Road St. Johnbury Trucking Co Francis J. Kelly Dan Raymond Grandview St Bennington Union Carbide Corporation Consumer Products Bennington Village Robert Kennedy Tom Patton Republic Steel Bradlee Kennedy Patton White House Edward Kennedy Fall River Fitchburg Army Springfield Air Force Lincoln Newsweek Lyndon Johnson Nelson Rockefeller Hubert Humphrey West Virginia Eddie McCormack WELCO Wilson New England Telephone Co William J. French VELCO James E. Griffin Byron McCoy Rutland

Governor forms Emergency Commission on Food in Vermont

Governor Thomas P. Salmon announced plans to establish a Governor's Emergency Commission on Food to reevaluate Vermont's food system. The panel will include diverse state economy representatives and aim to improve production, distribution, and marketing while addressing rising costs, credit access, and farm closures.

Rutland UPI Thomas P. Salmon Salmon Rutland County Conservation District Vermont Governor’s Emergency Commission On Food

Vermont Senate Votes to Close Tax Loophole

The Vermont Senate unanimously backed lifting the 4.5 percent ceiling on state income tax affecting fewer than 100 high earners, mostly over $60,000 annually. Gov. Salmon expected to sign. Also, Arthur Jones, Marie Condon, and Robert LaBonte were confirmed to the state Education Board, with Jones opposed by Mandigo, who had defeated him last fall.

Senate Arthur Jones Morgan Marie Condon Bennington Robert N. LaBonte Springfield State Education Board LaBonte

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