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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1970
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation located at 425 Main Street, Bennington Vermont 05201.
An editorial argues that bureaucratic channels impede communication between Vermont welfare officials and field social workers and clients. It urges commissioner Bett to meet frontline staff and militants to reduce myths, polarization, and adversarial views. Dialogue across levels could improve understanding and aid public assistance.
Gimbels unveils two ecology themed games: Smog the New Game of Environmental Awareness and Dirty Water. Both are designed for 2 to 4 players and aim to teach environmental issues in a fun format.
Editor notes pollution reaches remote places like Antarctica where National Geographic data shows metal traces in ice from an ancient volcanic eruption. The piece also contrasts pollution costs with consumer games and a proposed Vermont spruce for Rockefeller Center, arguing long lasting greenery beats wasteful celebrations.
A reader criticizes David Scribner for misinformative headlines about BSD in Bennington Vermont. The letter argues the article and headline ignore systemic education issues, citing an incident where a disturbed student almost harmed another child and actions by administrators. It urges urgent attention to school conditions and criticizes administrators for defending themselves instead of addressing concerns of parents and students.
The mood in the Senate is calmer as 91st Congress nears, with calls for a more cooperative tone. Fulbright's Foreign Relations Committee remains pivotal for Vietnam peace talks and a Soviet arms accord, while party balance prompts debates over committee seats and Republican influence.
A Vermont journey through November changes on the Manchester slopes. The bare landscape reveals rivers, beaver pools, and befits of past farms while new scars from ski runs, power lines, and roads show the impact of modernization. The author cherishes the view yet laments human alterations.
In Sydney University circles the vocal young reject fear of Russia or China, favor Australia becoming a Southeast Asian power, and push for policy shifts including White Australia reforms. They weigh Indonesia ties, Papua New Guinea, and a rising Japanese industrial axis against future self reliance and regional security, while Vietnam protests shift to local representation.
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