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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1976

Page

4

Bennington Banner Publisher Details

The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation based at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont 05201.

The Banner Publishing Corporation Main Street Bennington Vermont

Editorial: Investigations stir bipartisan tensions over Ford era probes

A Vermont editorial weighs Watergate era probes into Ford allies, urging transparency from special prosecutor Ruff. It notes subpoenas tied to Grand Rapids campaigns and a Michigan inquiry, warns of leaks harming Ford's campaign, and calls for clear public statements from Ruff while contrasting past White House scandals with current disclosures.

Nixon Washington Maritime Union Election Committee Gerald Ford Grand Rapids Ford Congress Watergate White House Watergate Special Prosecutor Pequod Charles Ruff Archibald Cox Leon Jaworski Henry Ruth Ruff Grand Jury Michigan Marine Engineers Benevolent Association

Credibility Questions Spark MAU Principal Quest

An open letter to SVSU and Mt Anthony boards critiques a Sept 13 1976 meeting minutes and the credibility of Superintendent George Sleeman. The author alleges bias and mishandled job applications, citing lost materials, undisclosed finalists, and missing responses. The piece urges truth and even a polygraph to settle integrity concerns.

Southwest Vermont Supervisory Union School Board Mt. Anthony Union School Board SVSU Main St G. Sleeman Mr. Axt Regina Nash Orrin Griffis Ivor Pelsue Vincent Pizzano Kelton Miller R. Bernard M. Dyson Thomas Gallagher Betit Jane Betit George A. Sleeman Sleeman Burlington Brattleboro Smith Mt. Anthony High School North Adams Nash Axt MAU Mt. Anthony Union High School Mr. Sleeman Barth Vander Els Hollis Emery Essex Junction High School Mr. Anthony Louis Axt Vander Els MAU Board

I Would Run For Governor Demanding Real Change In Vermont

Kenneth E Norton of Randolph urges voters to elect him governor and proposes drastic state reforms to cut taxes. He promises to trim waste by demoting workers, overhaul agencies including the judiciary motor vehicle department liquor board highway department and public service board and to scrutinize the attorney general’s office. He also calls for polygraph tests for involved parties and attaches letters verifying his candidacy. Don M Messier Assistant Principal Essex Junction Educational Center adds supportive remarks.

Banner Highway Department Public Service Board Attorney General’s Office Montpelier Kenneth E. Norton Randolph Axt Middlesex Randy Brock Court St Champlain Securities Middlebury Burlington al Ellis Brattleboro James Cusick

Public debate over televising executions sparks fear of sensationalism

Gerald Raftery of Arlington warns The Banner editor that Malvine Cole’s plan to televise executions of murderers could face opposition. He suggests offsets like police photos of victims and interviews with bereaved survivors to gain acceptance.

Banner Malvine Cole

Fern lesson by Mrs Brockway reveals teaching craft

A small group learns ferns at Mrs Thomas P Brockway's home with pressed samples and magnifiers to study leaf shapes, cuttings, and fertile fronds. Outdoor exploration of Vermont ferns reinforces observation, linking technique to plant beauty and expert passion.

Thomas P. Brockway Ferns Vermont

Playboy interview haunts Carter campaign in 1980 race

A lengthy analysis notes how Playboy interviews and explicit remarks put Jimmy Carter at risk with evangelical Protestants and voters wary of frank sexual language. It contrasts Carter’s stance with Kennedy era sensitivities, cites Mondale’s struggle to frame the gaffe, and warns the issue may overshadow policy debates.

John Kennedy Mike Feldman Washington Playboy Magazine Feldman Robert Kennedy Playboy Kennedy Jimmy Carter Carter Fritz Mondale Mondale Prudes Amonst Us United States Ford Dole Democratic Party George McGovern

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