Carter and Ireland seek peaceful path in Northern Ireland
President Carter urged a peaceful settlement in Northern Ireland and pledged U S economic aid once a resolution is reached. He backed Irish American leaders Hugh Care y Tip O Neill Edward Kennedy and Daniel Moynihan. Investment from the United States could help ease sectarian tensions and expand job opportunities in Ulster. The article also notes Vermont faces surpluses of 21 million and 14 million for 1978, traffic sign changes in Bennington, and potential political appointments as the 1978 election season approaches.
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Letters to the Editor Mention Joel Grey and Voice Coach
A Letter to the Banner recalls Joel Grey as a dedicated student from a prior acting career. The writer describes teaching voice in two studios, one in Rockville Centre and one near Radio City, with Grey often using the New York studio during collaboration with Amri Galli Campi and Lotte Senya, widow of Kurt Weil.
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Kind Words for Joel Grey in Dry Spells of Liberty
Arlington offers praise for Joel Grey highlighting his drive and talent in a challenging show business climate. The note reflects on his past successes while critiquing the Platonov production and proposing Alex Scourby as a better casting fit.
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What makes an expert to the Editor of The Banner
A reader praises Rob Woolmington for Bennington Selectmen coverage and Dan Cadiz for a letter on water contract overruns. The writer defends Gerry Morrissey against criticism and notes Morrissey’s stance versus Town Manager Savelas, while thanking Norwood drum corps for participation in Bennington Battle celebration.
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Wilderness Roadless Areas Draw Vermont Comments
Citizens can submit views to forest supervisor John P. McArdle in Rutland through Sept 15 about roadless and undeveloped zones in Green Mountain National Forest. The item cites proposed areas like Three Rivers Breadloaf region Griffith Lake Willard Mountain and West Branch Deerfield lands while noting about 90 000 acres in play and the ongoing public workshop process.
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Aspen Institute aims to unite disciplines for voter aware choices
Aspen Institute founder Joseph Slater argues for cross disciplinary dialogue to help voters face complex energy and technology choices. He criticizes modern education for over specialization and calls for institutions to foster common ground among scientists, businessmen, policymakers, and citizens.
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