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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1977

Page

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Arlington residents oppose $3.3 million sewage plant plan

A crowded public meeting at Fisher Elementary School heard state and federal officials defend a proposed municipal sewage treatment plant for Arlington. Residents voiced strong criticism of the preliminary design after nearly ten years of planning and $48,000 spent so far.

Arlington Fisher Elementary Battenkill

Obscenity bill spurs House hearing in Vermont

In Montpelier a large crowd urged the House Judiciary Committee to draft a broader anti obscenity bill after the Senate passed a measure banning sale and display of explicit sexual acts but not written word. Supporters argued the bill would curb “sexual garbage” and withstand court challenges, while some lawmakers questioned its constitutionality.

Berlin Pownal Rutland Williston House Madeline Harwood Bennington County

Carter Drops $50 Rebate From Economic Plan

President Carter abandoned the $50 tax rebate part of his $31 billion stimulus package. He also withdrew a $2 billion investment tax credit for industry, saying the rebate plus the tax credit could inflame inflation. Officials cited improving economy and inflationary risk as reasons, with advisers guiding the retreat.

Washington UPI White House Carter Congress Treasury Michael Blumenthal Bert Lance House Senate Powell U.S. Treasury Charles Schultze

Family Violence Faces Police and Courts Limits

In Bennington last year 268 domestic calls tested police limits as victims hesitate to file complaints. Alcohol fuels volatility. police break up quarrels and urge help. Repeat domestic complaints plague officers. arrests require clear cause. Courts see withdrawals near trial, prompting warnings from State's Attorney Bolton about subpoena risks and objectivity. See FAMILY VIOLENCE on back page.

John Leaning Bennington William Fox Fox United Counseling Service Raymond G. Bolton Bolton

Carter Energy Plan Seeks 50-Cent Gas Tax and Tax Credits

President Carter’s final energy program draft includes a gasoline tax up to 50 cents a gallon and tax credits up to 410 dollars for insulation or storm windows. It envisions subsidies of up to 2,000 dollars for solar installations and a rapid rise in crude prices to align with OPEC levels within three years. The package also raises motorboat fuel tax to 4 cents a gallon and aviation fuel tax to 11 cents. The plan, subject to change, aims to boost energy prices and push conservation while proposing a dollar-for-dollar oil heating rebate. The administration plans to unveil the measures next Wednesday with a TV address anticipated Monday night.

Washington Carter Congress 13Nation Organization of Petroleum

Carter Calls Three Point Latin America Policy Shift

President Carter outlines a three point approach stressing human rights non intervention and economic cooperation in Latin America and the Caribbean. He backs a new Panama Canal treaty and talks with Cuba on a measured basis while urging steps to curb nuclear and conventional arms. He pledges strong OAS support and a policy not to divide Latin America. He speaks before the OAS council at the Pan American Union.

Washington UPI Carter Latin America U.S Caribbean the Council of the Organization of American States Panama Canal Cuba OAS

Rescue Squad Builds Nears Completion at Local Station

Local update notes the rescue squad's new building nearing completion with a bloodmobile visit planned next week. The report highlights community health efforts and upcoming civic infrastructure progress in town.

Rescue Squad

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