Bennington Banner Editorials and Publication Info
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by the Banner Publishing Corporation located at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont 05201. This listing notes the newspaper's editorial section and publishing pattern.
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What Kind of Kids Smoke Pot
Johns Hopkins psychologists studied 148 undergraduates to predict marijuana use. Dr. Hogan's team found 82 percent accuracy distinguishing users from non users among peers at Johns Hopkins and Lehigh. They linked traits like confidence sociability and broad interests with marijuana use while noting caution on interpretation and broader societal factors.
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Lehigh University
Robert T. Hogan
Hogan
Open House Aims to Curb Drug Problem at Mt Anthony
Mt Anthony Union High School hosts an open house to educate parents and teachers about why drugs attract youths. The article urges parental involvement, noting that solving drug use requires addressing root causes and parent responsibility, not just punishment or police action.
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Mt. Anthony Union High School
Mt. Anthony
Park and County streets traffic light hoped near high school
Editor notes urge TOPICS traffic control or other means to install a traffic light at Park and County streets and a Mt. Anthony Union High School sidewalk. They report a 15 mph school zone speed limit agreed upon at no cost and call for voluntary student street crossing discipline amid rally attendance estimates of 800 to 1,500 in Montpelier.
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Montpelier
Gov. Davis
Chicago Eight trial prompts debate on police riot charges
A feature examines the Chicago Eight case and Walker's testimony on police tactics during the 1968 Democratic National Convention protests. It questions intent, cross state lines charges, and the broader use of law in a turbulent era, framing Chicago as a microcosm of modern America.
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United States
New York Times
Bobbie
Jerry Rubin
Seale
Living Theatre
Robbie Seale
Julius Hoffman
Abbie Hoffman
Dionysius
Leni Riefenstahl
Chicago Eight
Daniel Walker
Chicago Crime Commission
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Walker
Tom Hayden
Dave Dellinger
Rennie Davis
John Fraines
Lee Weiner
Daley
U.S
America
Spiro T. Agnew
National Guard
Why Buy Canada Made Pre-Fab Homes, Editor
William A. Bischoff of Manchester Mobile Sales urges Vermont readers to question a government backed plan to import 12,000 dollar prefabricated Canada built houses for self help housing in Castleton. He contends American firms could supply FHA approved housing and keep taxpayer money at home, criticizing VISTA and FHA for funding foreign construction.
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Vermont
Robert Pratt
Rutland
Farmers Home Administration
Pratt
New England
FHA
VISTA
Castleton
Jerry Purdy
Canada
United States
William A. Bischoff
Manchester Mobile Sales
Manchester Center
Mobile Homes And Taxes Says Mobile Prefabs Cost Town Less
Herbert G Ogden of Hartland urges wide circulation of Vermont Tax Department data from November 1969 on mobile prefab homes. The study covers 473 mobiles and 1,282 other homes in Berlin, Brattleboro, East Montpelier, Hartland and St. George, showing average property taxes and school costs per home and pupil. It concludes that mobile homes cost towns less per home in taxes than other homes, while housing fewer public school pupils. Ogden criticizes zoning snobbery and urges acceptance of mobile prefab housing.
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Braintree
East Montpelier
Hartland
St. George
Mobile
Herbert G. Ogden
Were We Justified Was It Worth the Vietnam War Losses
A Shaftsbury letter argues both Hanoi and Saigon governments share brutal totalitarian power and urges rapid withdrawal of American troops. It questions whether American and Vietnamese bloodshed was justified and condemns using Veterans Day for political gain.
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Philip H. Hoff
William B. Abernethy
Vermont
Vietnam
Hanoi
Saigon
Chemistry Sells Soap in Madison Avenue Critique
NORTH BENNINGTON columnist criticizes television ads for soap and cereal in harsh terms. He mocks overreliance on chemistry, notes implausible husband and child scenes, and laments shifting focus from sex to science. He praises a few car commercials but admits uncertainty about the brands.
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Ivory Towers
Madison Avenue
Mars
Darling
Daddy
Amy Vanderbilt
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