Bennington Banner publication details
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by the Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street, Bennington Vermont 05201.
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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1975
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by the Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street, Bennington Vermont 05201.
The piece mocks William J Porter for inflating U S criticism of Canada as a severe strain in relations. It notes Porter's Ottawa farewell press conference over Canadian TV ad shifts and tax breaks for Time and Reader's Digest, calls his view exaggerated, and says Canada snubbed him. suggests Saudi Arabia may now tread carefully on American film edits.
The Vermont Governor's Commission on the Status of Women backs the Equal Rights Amendment while a new Vermont Caucus for the Family threatens to sue over funding. The caucus seeks repeal of the ERA, arguing it could affect family and draft issues. The piece argues for legal equality and questions the assault on the amendment as regressive.
A letter from 209 Park St. defends the Redemption Center under Ralph Wright, praising its soda sales to support the community program. The writer rebukes objections from store owners and urges broad support for the efforts aiding students and those in need.
President reflects on near eighteen months in office facing Democratic criticism over Angola and Vietnam analogies, media scrutiny, and a looming Cabinet shake up. He promises tactical vetoes, touts inflation control, and outlines January comeback moves with the Iowa caucuses pivotal to his campaign. He expects ongoing crises and media pressure, insisting the presidency endures and he will act rightly.
John F. Feeney of GTE Sylvania notes deteriorating reasons for locating plants in New England. He cites high costs, rising taxes, weak energy supply, and slow standards as barriers, while praising labor but urging shifts to the South or other regions. Reeves of Ralston Purina adds site-selection secrecy and practical guidance for towns.
The State's Attorney replies to a Miller couple, correcting misstatements about theft at their Sear sburg camp. He notes two men were charged, one convicted of larceny and one awaiting trial, and that restitution was ordered by the court. He urges providing any additional facts to determine losses and recovery.
Activists urge action against HR 2966 and S 626 the Brademas Mondale Child and Family Services Act proposing a HEW led system for preschoolers ages three to six and beyond costing starting at 1.85 billion over three years potentially rising to 14 billion annually. The group Parents for Basic Education Indianapolis calls for opposition to congressmen and senators.
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