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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1974

Page

5

Plain English in Education Memos Blink at Fancy Talk

A column mocks bureaucratic jargon in Chicago school memos from Dr James Redmond and contrasts with clearer notes from assistant superintendent Frank L Mattox. The piece riffs on salaries, goals, and the value of plain language in shaping policy and operations.

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Appreciation for Sound of Music at Bennington

A letter to The Banner defends the high school cast of the Sound of Music, praising the directors Al Backus and Mrs Trahan, the orchestra, and student actors. The writer urges printing a dissenting review and notes the audience’s five minute standing ovation and broad support from parents and community members.

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Sound of Music triumph at Mt. Anthony High School in Bennington

The Bennington Banner lauds Mt. Anthony Union High School for a memorable Sound of Music production led by Al Backus and starring Miss Chilelli. The writer condemns harsh critics, praises the students, and urges defense of free thought against censorship, linking the show to democratic rights in Vermont and America.

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Vermont Urges Liberty Against Liquor Rule Near Churches

Gov. Stanley C. Wilson warns Vermont will resist any government rule threatening liberty of action. The 200 foot liquor ban near churches or schools draws opposition, notably in Bennington where Main Street eateries struggle to dispense alcohol.

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Never trump an ace To the Editor of The Banner

A brief letter to Moe Harrington dated May 27 1974 reflects a punning note on politics and poker. John H Williams II writes as a bridge player preferring to pass and raise until the voters decide, suggesting Harrington Williams as a potential voter choice for Mount Anthony community.

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Shah questions oil price rises and urge for new energy

The shah of Iran criticizes high oil prices by blaming imports from Europe and the U S. He says Europe and the United States drive costs and favors shifting to other energy sources. The interview notes that such a switch would weaken Arab political leverage.

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