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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1977
Page
5
George F. Will argues walking fuels thought and creativity. He cites Adams, Swift, Kant, Wordsworth, Dickens, Lewis, and Blake, noting how locomotion shaped their work and reflections on modern writers who struggle to compose while amid speeding travel. Walking fosters perception, memory, and philosophical reflection across culture and time.
A 1977 Christian Science overview argues unity in Northern Ireland hinges on moderates surpassing radicals. It notes IRA and Protestant extremists share aims, fueling violence, while peace efforts like Corrymeela, Glencree, and the Peace People show growing nonviolent channels. decline in arms funding and border arrests erode extremist support, urging continued pressure on radicals and support for power sharing.
Acting Chief Elmer N. Mattison issues a sidewalk ban for all village bicycle riders citing rising sidewalk use by children and danger to pedestrians. Vermont National Guard 172nd infantry leaves Bennington for two week training at Camp Aiken Fort Ethan Allen.
Letter to the Editor announces resignation as of August 15 from the Vermont Voice. The writer states no longer representing the Voice and declines responsibility for errors after that date. Thanks local merchants and friends in Bennington and Deerfield Valley for support. special thanks to the girls.
Norma Rodemer writes from 5 Whipstock Rd Bennington Vermont 05201 inviting readers of her Modern Patchwork and Quilting series to write for guidance and support. She notes leaving Voice in The Banner composing room and reflects on what she learned about newspaper assembly.
Comedian Henry Youngman famous as the king of one liners, highlighted in Parade's My Favorite Jokes column.
Boston columnist Melvin Maddocks surveys Nan Kempner and her circle as they frame a party manual. The piece mocks perfectionist party culture, noting the emphasis on decor, guest mixtures, and ambience, and contrasts Washington power circles with more modest gatherings.
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