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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1969
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by the Banner Publishing Corporation, located at 425 Main Street in Bennington, Vermont 05201.
The piece argues inflation resists self restraint from industry and labor, notes Nixon's timid approach, and cites wage and salary trends. It highlights shifts in inflation dynamics with lower price growth, rising unemployment, and defense cutbacks as deflationary forces. It concludes with a call to cut U.S. policing role abroad to stabilize the economy.
In a letter to the editor a reader questions the Cata mount National Bank credit card plan. He warns that if a card is lost and used before reporting, the owner bears all charges and hospital bills. He recalls a past case of thousands in unauthorized purchases and doubts the bank will cover ongoing costs. He questions who pays for statements and notices and notes the bank cites ad costs as a reason to avoid soliciting.
A reader argues against landowners posting property to charge hunting fees, calling such posts private shoots and criticizing The Banner for anonymous letters. The letter from James Feeney and editor’s note discuss policy, taxes, and proposed state action.
A critique of a national policy label preventive suppression that frames racism as a public error. It links vigilante era justice to modern law backed discrimination. Names Spiro Agnew noir rhetoric targets intellectuals and minorities, foreseeing rights as privileges.
A North Pownal letter urges voters to oppose the proposed one million dollar school bond. The writer notes tax increases over six years without visible gains and warns of potential additional taxes to fund staff and services after construction. Prefabricated schools are cited as cheaper, meeting other states’ codes and offering 60 to 70 percent savings. He urges careful consideration before voting on November 4.
A professor argues that men and women should be educated together at top schools, criticizing segregated undergrad years at Yale and Princeton. He cites social motives, mentions coeds at Cornell, and questions the presence of a gynecologist on campus while noting broad parental hopes for better marriage prospects.
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