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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1975
Page
5
A satirical piece questions the reality of the Sexual Revolution and lampoons media claims of major social shifts. It traces a mock Nose-Blowing Revolution, citing Breething and various satirical titles, ending with a quip about openness on sensitive issues like the CIA.
A humorous column riffs on a lid shortage halting home canning. A gardener dumps surplus tomatoes on a reluctant non gardener, triggering jokes about friendship, envy of vine ripe produce, and memories of pastalls. The piece lampoons suburban frugality amid supply shortages.
Lyndonville reader quits as Caledonia County GOP secretary citing top-heavy wealth influence and rubber-stamped leadership. He warns of primary manipulation, vows to seek a conservative party or new committee, and pledges to promote grassroots, God-centered, free enterprise ideals for Vermont.
A poster circulated to policyholders suggests a long short long horn blast as a clear warning against ride-hitching by children. Dr. Howard T. Guare from Montpelier has joined Bennington physicians and opened an office in the Cone Building on Main Street. The Bennington Theatre Guild will hold its annual meeting after a three night run of Clare Kummer’s Her Master’s Voice directed by Mrs. Arthur Elliot.
A U S official cautions against asserting that the United States will go to war to defend Israel. He notes past support and arms aid but warns civilians could force a broader commitment if danger arises. He asks how far Washington would go if Arab attacks threaten Israel’s survival. There is fear of a Mayaguez style mission or worse, including a possible Soviet clash, and questions about potential first use of atomic weapons.
In Barnet Vermont residents urge action after Route 5 changes sever their gravity fed spring supply. They oppose losing free underground water and being hooked to a chlorinated system for a dollar while paying for both waters. They request artesian wells or compensation for ongoing homes. Charles Ziegenhorn notes in a separate letter about pipe smoking at a Kansas event.
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