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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1976

Page

4

Editorials The Bennington Banner

The Bennington Banner provides daily editorials from its offices in Bennington Vermont. The paper reports on local issues and civic discourse guiding readers through public policy and community concerns.

The Bicentennial Year Reflections and New Energy Leaders

The piece reviews the 1976 US Bicentennial's high points and excesses, notes Bennington's upcoming 200th anniversary events requiring planning and local cooperation, and discusses Carter era energy policy hopes. It highlights James R. Schlesinger as energy czar prospect, Sorensen as CIA head, Califano’s HEW leadership, and the need for coherent national energy policy and strong top-level support.

Bennington Chamber of Commerce Bennington Board of Selectmen James R. Schlesinger Nixon Ford Atomic Energy Commission CIA Defense Jimmy Carter Carter Schlesinger Department of Energy and Resources Persian Gulf James Schlesinger Pentagon Theodore Sorensen John Kennedy Sorensen Department of Health, Education and Welfare Johnson Joseph Califano Califano

Springfield town faces timely municipal power push

The Springfield project is praised as Vermont legislators watch Sherrill New York’s 1250 population adopt a municipal hydro system with reduced electric rates. A Times report notes a 435 dollar yearly saving per household, while local voices urge prudent policy against private power influence and drinking incidents at Mt Anthony. Malvine Cole Stratton Bennington.

Springfield New York Sherrill New York Times Syracuse Vermont Massena St. Lawrence

Raytheon to Review Sparrow Missiles Contract Worth 82 Million

The Pentagon awarded an 82 million contract for Sparrow air to air missile development and then selected Raytheon to evaluate the weapon they built. Critics say choosing the contractor to assess its own product risks independence and raises procurement concerns.

Pentagon Raytheon Co Fox Raytheon

Vermont reads to Rep Silver on nuclear waste disposal

The writer dated December 22 1976 objects to Vermont being a dumping ground for nuclear waste. He urges Vermont to oppose dumping while supporting higher and safer standards for nuclear power, addressing Rep Michael Silver and a Christian Science Monitor article from December 21 1976.

Michael Silver Vermont U.S Christian Science Monitor

Protect Vermont From Nuclear Waste Dump Plan

Vermont residents voice strong opposition to burial of nuclear wastes in state citing risk to forests, streams, and watersheds feeding the Hudson and Connecticut rivers. They urge policy shift to reduce reliance on nuclear energy and demand safe elimination standards. Katrina Francesca Martin Woodford signs.

Vermont National Forest Green Mountains Hudson Connecticut Else’s Yard

Christmas Reflections From Skylark Column 1976

The writer recalls loneliness of past Christmases in Cincinnati and travels with ballet and skating troupes. Family plans for the holiday near New Jersey unfold, with gratitude and hopes for peace in the coming year 1977.

Charlie Cincinnati United States Vine Street Chicago Coliseum

Califano on family breakdown and economic factors

Washington lawyer Joseph Califano argues unemployment and inflation drive family breakdown, a view linked to liberal faith in government action. The piece notes higher divorce rates across income levels, cites Dr. Paul Glick on shifts from the 1950s marrying decade to broader social changes, and questions whether public policy can reverse evolving values and rising individual happiness. It also highlights higher failure rates for second marriages.

Joseph Califano Washington Health, Education and Welfare Califano Paul Glick Glick

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