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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1976
Page
5
An essay defines happiness as an intangible, learned state shaped by mind and actions. It contrasts happiness with pleasure, notes its interrelation with bodily processes, and cites Edison, Epictetus, Lincoln, and Hughes to illustrate attitudes, optimism, and contagious wellbeing.
The writer accuses Gerry Morrissey of conflict of interest, noting his firm received about 40000 in tax dollars for community projects while he serves as town selectman and exerts control over expenditures. The letter targets Chairman Timothy Corcoran and BOA officials regarding alleged disclosure and influence in discussions.
A Bennington correspondent questions definitions of conflicts of interest on the town board. They cite Chairman Corcoran and the Willow Park audit, argue advisors and elected officials alike can be conflicted, and warn vague definitions may deter civic involvement and funding for local facilities. They urge clearer standards to avoid silencing active community members.
Arlington reader Maggie C. Bucholt describes a near miss on Route 7 in Shaftsbury where a northbound Mack truck shed gravel in a curve, breaking a headlight and windshield cover. She urges more care from drivers of large vehicles to reduce hazards on the road.
One-page Catamount extra announces no midyear or final exams in Bennington schools. A teacher may give weekly or monthly tests after unit work. Other items note Vermont aims for quality state living, local price ads, rate hikes by New England Telephone, and a David Smith sculpture show. Police chief Edward L. Silver, 66, dies after 27 years in service.
Joseph Kraft reviews the Nixon memoir sample chapter. He notes Nixon acknowledges approval of the Watergate coverup plan and implications of a deal with Haig, while criticizing the sentimental frame and eroded loyalty among aides. Kraft highlights disputes over Jaworski’s probe and the silence of Mrs. Nixon.
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