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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1975
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is issued daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation located at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont 05201.
Vermont editorial argues against abolishing state agencies and commissioning a new efficiency study. It cites Davis’s Little Hoover Commission legacy, warns cuts won’t cover welfare and education costs, and proposes a fresh survey to reveal the true fiscal drivers to lawmakers. It also covers Red Smith on denatured baseball and Proctor and Gamble’s potato chip debate with FDA labeling.
Lincoln Nebraska opinion argues neither Sixth Amendment fairness nor First Amendment press freedom should be sacrificed. Proposes limits on police and prosecutor publicity, curbs on defense commentary, venue changes when needed, and judges controlling information release to protect both rights.
A Vermont poll mix shows 47 percent favor relaxing environmental controls while 46 percent oppose. A Addison County group found cautious views on zoning and highway upgrades, with many favoring gradual growth and preserving rural character, yet open to selective new industry under tight conditions.
A reader voices concerns about the Reform Act of 1975. The letter claims the bill would threaten freedom of speech and civil liberties, aiding government overreach and potentially stifling press and public dissent, urging Senator Leahy to defeat it.
A Searsburg camp robbery in July left furniture and valuables stolen, copper piping removed, ceilings ripped down, and 250 gallons of heating oil drained. Damages total about $1,000. The two suspects were caught and tried but received lenient plea bargains with minimal restitution or repair requirements.
Gratitude note to Lions District Gov Eddie Lauzon and Lions Club for a memorable December 9 Christmas party award. Thanks extend to Lions president Charles Watson and all members and spouses, with wishes for a successful 1976 of many projects and blessings. Letters to the Editor must include sender signature and address.
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