Self defense for women urged amid rape fears in column
A long column argues that recognizing gender based fear is essential. It promotes self defense and physical fitness for women, citing Vermont’s rape rate, safe exercise, and local martial arts classes. Readers are invited to share experiences and course leads in Bennington and surrounding areas.
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Bennington
Vermont
North Adams
Pittsfield
Proposal to MAUHS Board seeks school year 1975 76 changes
A letter to the editor outlines a plan to address Mt Anthony Union High School problems. It cites large student body causing disconnection, weak student leadership, discipline burden on staff, lack of teacher and student ownership of spaces, and rising vandalism and maintenance costs.
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Mauhs Board
Mt. Anthony
New student group proposal to improve Mt Anthony interaction
Dr. Oakley M. Frost MATHS board member North Bennington outlines a new student group system for Mt Anthony High School. Groups of about 30 students from all four classes will each have rooms, a homeroom teacher counselor, and a daily study-period meeting. Leadership training, peer leadership, and career guidance materials will be developed. A work gang discipline system, a group tribunal, and a student court will replace detentions, with group officers serving in a student legislative body and a Living course taught through the groups. The plan emphasizes student identity, cross-class mentorship, staff relief through trained upperclassmen, maintenance crews, and annual review by administration.
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Guidance Department
Mary Anacilla
Conspiracy theory spoof on Caesar murder by C Howard McToga
In a playful interview, columnist Dick West reviews C Howard McToga’s tale Conspiring to Conspiracy the Hand behind the Hands that Held the Daggers which repurposes Caesar’s assassination as an international intrigue. The author jokes that Caesar’s killers were maneuvered by the Cleopatra Intelligence Agency in a satire on modern conspiracy literature.
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Washington
UPI
CIA
Congress
U.S
Assassination Information Bureau
Julius Caesar
C. Howard McToga
Caesar
McToga
Mark Antony
Cleopatran Intelligence Agency
Egypt
Rome
Ford is no pushover in 1976 campaign outlook
A 1975 analysis argues Ford will be a formidable candidate despite his critics. It cites three factors: a troubled Democratic Party with Wallace potential walkout, a persistent conservative base seeking effective leadership, and a Congress pushing tax cuts but lax on spending and welfare abuses, suggesting Ford could leverage public concerns if unemployment declines.
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Gerald Ford
Ford
George Wallace
Wallace
Ronald Reagan
Republcan Party
Reagan
Democratic Congress
Congress
Bennington trustees vote to sell village team and gear
In Bennington Vermont the village trustees at their regular meeting decided to sell the village team and all equipment that accompanies the two horses Old Fred and Old Frank. Old Fred will be retained under F Howard Ferguson supervision of the fire alarm system. Chief Game Warden E A Birchard installed Wendall Pike as temporary county warden.
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Vermont
Old Fred
Old Frank
Bennington
F. Howard Ferguson
E.A. Birchard
Montpelier
Wendall Pike
Rutland
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Richard Nixon
Christian Science Publishing Society
South Street
Pearl Merrow
Seymour “Si” Shultz
Branch Street
Economy Auto Store
Morgan Spring
Gage and
Bradford Streets
Bennington Memorial Park
Philip H. Hoff
Bennington County Farm Bureau
Bennington County Soil Conservation District
Stephen Latif
Wally Killiam
Carol Santo
John Davis
Arlington
Anita Rosencrantz
National Bank
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Putnam Square
Brattleboro
Manchester Center
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