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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1976
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is issued daily except Sundays and holidays by the Banner Publishing Corporation located at 425 Main Street in Bennington Vermont 05201.
The piece traces Secretary of State Kissinger’s tumble from soaring popularity after the Sinai accord to sharp criticism across the political spectrum. It notes his fiery press conference, disputed Pike committee report, and the fragile support from allies, while affirming his consistent stance on key issues and arguing the nation would be worse off without him.
Town faces months of uncertainty after previous manager departure as residents call for a trained fulltime administrator. New manager is urged to tackle town problems openly and without fear of opposition, with hope he becomes a local hero. A reader asks for a kidney dialysis ward at the local hospital to spare patients trips to Albany and reduce transport costs.
A museum article recalls the evolution of fire fighting from hand pumps to steam and gasoline engines. It notes Bennington’s 1849 incorporation, the first fire wardens, and the 1851 by laws and two early engine companies Spartan No 1 and Protection No 2. The piece contrasts early hand pumps with steam and gasoline progress and highlights the ongoing readiness of the Bennington Fire Department.
The race for the Republican presidential nomination has become divisive and could hurt the party in the fall. Ford acknowledges the Reagan challenge is dividing Republicans and wonders if a prolonged battle may leave wounds that hinder a general election.
A Springfield letter argues for the right to choose union involvement and criticizes using taxpayer money for political endorsements. The writer asserts members can vote on union endorsements, seeks freedom to work without forced union dues, and contends unions grant dignity and choice in employment.
A working parent lauds the Day Care Center for reliable daily operation and attentive staff. The narrator cites Susie’s progress in speech, hearing, teeth brushing, and overall development guided by trained teachers. The center provides consistent care, social interaction, and personalized support for her child. 210 School St. TERI ATWOOD
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