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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1976
Page
5
Merck Forest staff report spring unfolds from woodlands to meadows as flowers push through, from hepatica and toothwort to trillium and mayflower. Birds song rises, trees green, and early bloomers spread along north slopes inviting teachers and visitors to enjoy the season.
The Vermont Group argues the Forest Service should ban future growth by Haystack and Mt Snow in Green Mountain National Forest. It cites economic, environmental, and water quality concerns, urges balanced diversification for Dover-Wilmington, presses for minimal tree cutting, and supports Carinthia expansion with strict buffer and cross-border safety conditions. The group endorses Alternative E while rejecting B C and D.
A dynamite blast near Peter Gaiotti’s home in Danby terrifies his family, as the Vermont Marble quarrier had just returned to Imperial quarries. The night incident followed by a day of accidents and local notices across Bennington area, including a milk-delivery crash near North Bennington and celebratory bowling awards in Cambridge New York.
The piece contrasts Mo Udall with fiery orators, highlighting his gentlemanly approach and matter of fact delivery. It cites Norman C. Miller of the Wall Street Journal and borrows a Wall Street Journal and Boston Globe tone while recalling a ministerial joke and a 1913 tax warning about incremental rates.
Profits and pomp mark Congress as it debates space for the Madison Library building while lawmakers boast high staff counts and generous perquisites. The piece notes Jefferson’s library legacy, the cramped Library of Congress, and a near sanction to seize the Madison site for offices. It names lawmakers and critics, including Wayne Hays and Harold Dodds, and ends with a note on the author’s pending columns.
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