Resignations and Local Developments Highlight Bennington Area
Reverend Mabel T. Winch resigns after 25 years at Olivet Congregational Church East Arlington and moves to Barre. Three Bennington postal workers gain regular hours after inspector’s visit. Bennington Village reports 453 delinquent taxpayers among 738. Local leaders install new directors for Southern Vermont Association. Shaftsbury and Bennington discuss next year’s consolidation and school zoning. Historical notes include Vestris disaster 1928, Moscow counteroffensive 1941, and Tojo trial 1948.
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Mabel T. Winch
Olivet
East Arlington
Barre
Bennington
Ward C. Lyons
Shaftsbury
Unification Study Committee
End of the Rocky line in Annapolis and New York politics
A harsh critique of Nelson Rockefeller outlining his withdrawal from Ford, his moves with Thurmond and Reaganites, and his pursuit of the presidency. It condemns his Albany tenure, the Housing Finance Agency set up to dodge voter approval, UDC defaults, and a cascade of gifts and influence while labeling him arrogant and hypocritical.
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Annapolis
New York
Jimmy Walker
Nelson Rockefeller
Ford
Rocky
Art
Sen. Thurmond
Alabama
Wallace
Morton
Simon
Truckle
Kennedy
Albany
State
Housing Finance Agency
New York City
Rockefeller
William J. Rowan
Port Authority
New Jersey
Judson Morhouse
Morhouse
Henry Kissinger
Charlie Goodell
Henry L. Diamond
Victor Andrade
Nixon
Banner
The Year of the Woman Crisis in 1975
TIM POWERS argues that anti ERA sentiment and public exposure of women like Hearst Fromme and Ford shaped 1975. He notes media focus on the Year of the Woman, contrasts with male scandal headlines, and claims conservatives fear female power amid political plots and public debates.
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Henry Kissinger
China
Kissinger
Mao
Nixon
Dean
Erlichman
Haldeman
Mitchell
Chapin
Colson
Gray
Krogh
Ziegler
Segretti
Hunt
LaRue
Liddy
Kalmbach
Stans
Kliendienst
Magruder
Miss Woods
Fanne Foxe
Agnew
Sara Jane Moore
Mrs. Moore
Lynette Fromme
Patricia Hearst
Betty Ford
Happy Rockefeller
SLA
Mrs. Ford
Mrs. Rockefeller
Salvatore Dall
Misses Moore
Fromme
Hearst
Miss Moore
Food For the Poor
Miss Hearst
Miss Fromme
Mater Familias
Charles Manson
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John Clawson
Leroy Lawrence
Stamford
Shirley Rawson
New Southern Vermont Association
Bennington County
Wilmington
Mrs
Jack Stoops
Red Mountain Road
Arlington
Union High School
Mount Anthony
Pownal
Oregon Journal
Portland
Agate
Arnold Rosenfeld
Dayton
Ohio
Daily News
Si Burick
Burdick
Rosenfeld
Burick
Jenora Williamson
Editor & Publisher
Vestris
Virginia
Moscow
Japan
Tojo
Detroit
Los Angeles
Earl
United States
Harriman
Goldwater
John Mitchell
United States Attorney General
HFA
Urban Development Corp
UDC
Malcolm Wilson
Frank P. Smeal
Morgan Guarantee Trust
Moreland Commission
Wilson
Smeal
Hugh Carey
Joseph Garguilo
Abe Schrader
Main ST. Bennington
Vanily
Colonial Shopping Ctr
Williamstown
Mass
Winston W.lother
Metropolitan Life
New York, N.Y
By Tim Powers
Lipton Tea
Lipton
Welchade
Order Fresh
Vermont
Turkey
River Valley
Tiny Peas
New York State
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