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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 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.
The Vermont editorial laments New York residents buying liquor in Vermont and questions New York tax enforcement while noting border spillover from Vermont’s deposit law. It critiques the Vermont Public Service Board composition, calls for engineering and accounting expertise, and mocks the current Central Vermont Public Service billing structure.
A reader questions NY spied on Vermonters buying liquor and reports a 1974 tax letter noting beverage import reporting requirements. The letter cites taxes, penalties, and ownership details, prompting the writer to seek clarification from the NY Tax Department.
A Vermonter complains about state liquor import declarations and surveillance at liquor stores. The writer argues that out of state purchases affect taxes and unemployment, noting cross border employment and historic Sunday sales shifts. The letter hints at government awareness and privacy concerns.
A Bennington letter argues citizens must actively communicate with elected officials to influence policy. It urges brief, pointed mail, lists of representatives with pre-stamped notes, and notes a personal history of intelligent responses. It also includes NY and national opinions on taxes and Kissinger criticism.
The piece defends Henry Kissinger against repeated accusations from two newspaper columnists alleging secret dealings with the Soviet ambassador. It portrays his work ethic, insomnia, and sense of humor, arguing the criticisms are overblown and that the press overreaches, suggesting the public should reassess whether he is truly as bad as claimed.
Craig Lemierx, an intermediate 13 year old on the town swim team, was elected swimmer of the month for last November by teammates. He improved his 50 yard freestyle time and mastered the butterfly, with coach Pat Schaffer calling him a future key swimmer.
A Lakeside column muses on celebrating George Washingtons Birthday on the real date February 22, noting varying beliefs about the date. It laments the long weekend as a byproduct, praises the holiday theme, and urges recognition on the proper calendar while reflecting on winter outings and a snowshoeing misadventure with Caesar the dog.
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