Cafeteria reforms proposed by STAF members
STAF outlines a plan to ease cafeteria overcrowding by adding a new 26 minute lunch mod before homeroom for juniors and seniors, increasing garbage disposal with more cans and volunteers, and hiring a lunch‑period cleaner. The Curriculum Committee discusses a 7 period rotational schedule to limit credits and reduce study hall time while preserving library access.
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Judy Harrison
STAF
Pelkie
Carmela Napolitano
Chips Tilgner
Scott Frost
Ed Horstmann
Bill Keough
Coley
Perrott
Robinson
Greenburg
Lisa Dickinson
Mt. Anthony
Help save Mount Anthony mascot Teddy the collie
Debby White urges Mount Anthony students to protect Teddy, the school's beloved collie mascot, as Bennington officials consider a dog catching ordinance. The piece calls for action to exempt Teddy, create a safe retreat, or appoint volunteers to guard him, emphasizing his long service and place in school life.
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Debby White
Park Street
Mount Anthony
Teddy
Bennington
George Rogers
Mt Anthony students discuss alcohol in MAU Bulletin
Pam Burke presents interviews with Mt Anthony Union High School students about drinking and the school drinking culture. A principal cites empty bottles after dances, while students note a small minority with issues, social pressures, and drinking before games.
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Pam Burke
Mt. Anthony
MAU
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Pelkie
M.A
Pam
Looking Back Looking Back Friday in Bennington
A varied Bennington items page notes an amused taxi passenger reacting to a swaying cab caused by an earthquake. A WPA project grants 5000 for wood cutting on the Senecal lot in Pleasant Valley for needy families. Mortimer G. Townsend favors automobile hunting of pheasants over guns. A merger links BenMont Papers Inc. with Dobeckman Co. of Cleveland. Mt Anthony Union School bid openings move to November 12. Meetings may discuss a uniform salary schedule for local districts.
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Bennington
Senecal
Pleasant Valley
Mortimer G. Townsend
Cooper Machine Works
Troy
Mt. Anthony Union School
Union Board
Bennington Area
Sadat visit signals trouble in Egypt Israel US ties
James Reston notes Sadat pressed for a broad Middle East peace with the United States wielding leverage over Israel. Ford's stance stresses avoiding stalemate, but both Egypt and Israel expect different US actions. Congress and New York’s bankruptcy issues complicate support for any settlement, with Beame’s New York reception omitted.
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James Reston
N.Y. Times News Service
Washington
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Egypt
Israel
Blair House
Middle East
United States
Golan Heights
Yasir Arafat
Palestine Liberation Organization
United Sates
America
Ford
Ford Administration
Congress
Messrs. Ford
Kissinger
New York
Beame
City
U.S. Treasury
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