Bennington Banner publication details and schedule
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation located at 425 Main Street in Bennington Vermont.
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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1966
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation located at 425 Main Street in Bennington Vermont.
A full page piece in Saturdays Baaae lauds the new Bennington union high school for beginning its first year with an excellent faculty. It notes recruitment from beyond area borders and emphasizes the district’s aim to sustain high standards through competitive salaries and strong community support.
A Taipei viewpoint argues U S anti poverty programs lag behind Taiwan’s self help successes. It cites a rat bounty drive that slashed rats and saved food, methane cooking from hog manure, and a mushroom industry that grew from a $600 experiment to $20 million in exports. The piece urges American leaders to imitate incentives to empower slum residents and boost self sufficiency.
The essay discusses field mice moving indoors in autumn, their prolific reproductive rate, and their role in ecosystems. It shares anecdotes about mice in laboratories, a high school science report, and a humorous note on beige mice and a tomcat. It ends by noting mice may sing in high registers and urges not to fear their presence.
The Highway Department proposes a route for the new U S 7 that avoids many Shaftsbury residents concerns and preserves much countryside between East Road and present U S 7. It includes a southern Arlington interchange and largely forested areas in Glastonbury and Sunderland. Officials say cost and efficiency are not hurt, public hearings set for Oct 18 will reveal remaining objections.
New York race lacks frontrunners as Rockefeller, OConnor, Kennedy, Roosevelt, Adams all claim underdog status. Analysts cite Truman Dewey dynamic of 1948 and warn underdog strategy keeps campaigns active. Roosevelt, running as independent Democrat, targets OConnor and Rockefeller while predicting third place for OConnor.
The Burlington based column reports the Federal Office of Economic Opportunity demands changes in Champlain Valley OEO Inc. with 60 days to act. Board gendered by county creates malapportionment, favoring Chittenden and Addison, hindering poverty work. Reforms remove county power and reallocate board seats to improve administration, but true commitment to the poor remains essential.
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