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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1977

Page

4

Bennington Banner details and publishing notes

The Bennington Banner is issued daily except Sundays and holidays by the Banner Publishing Corporation. It operates from 125 Wain Street, Bennington, Vermont 05201.

The Banner Publishing Corporation Wain Street Bennington Vermont

Pardon of Attica implicated shows govt misconduct not mercy

Editorial argues Gov. Carey's broad pardon for Attica participants signals government missteps in justice administration rather than simple mercy. It notes special prosecutor Alfred Scotti recommended pardons for some convicts and possible disciplinary action for officers, but warns disciplinary action may be impractical.

Gov. Carey New York Attica Alfred Scotti Scotti State of Carey

Pardon paths for Attica and Vietnam unfold for Ford and Carter

The piece argues Gov. Carey’s pardon move highlights government fallibility and urges Ford and Carter to consider blanket pardons for draft evaders and war resisters. It notes Attica and Vietnam share blame for tragedy, urging humility and a symbolic national start to the new era.

Carey Ford Carter Attica Vietnam U.S New York State United States

Letter to The Banner on Shaftsbury fire department issues

A reader responds to the January editor's note criticizing fire department coverage. The writer asserts Shaftsbury has ordered a new pumper for months and the current firehouse will fit the new unit, noting the station’s space is crowded and the new building was planned before specifications were drawn.

Shaftsbury

Shaftsbury Fire Dept Calls for Volunteers in Two Weekends

A Shaftsbury town note invites residents to join the fire department, outlining training, meetings, drills, and a no pay stance while praising community support and tax relief. Chief William E. Kelley urges aiding the service, while a second letter extols Arlington kindness during Christmas and communal citizenship.

State Fire Academy Bennington County Regional Fire School

Kind Hearts From Community Leaders and Students

A letter highlights kindness shown by churches and both schools in Arlington. Seniors at the East Arlington Federated Church meals program thanked the high school Home Economics Dept for homemade cookies at the Christmas dinner and the 30 shut ins dinners. High school students donate their noon hours to wash dishes for the senior meals, reflecting citizenship and helpfulness all year.

Goethe Arlington Enterprise Society of the East Arlington Bailey Hall East Arlington Federated Church Home Economics Dept

Vermont forum predicts bleak economic future for state

In Hartland professors forecast Vermont’s near to distant future under energy limits, depopulation, and dependence on manufacturing and tourism. Dartmouth researchers warn of rising subsistence level as energy and oil shortages bite by 2000 to 2010.

Hartland Vermont The Vermont Council On the Humanities and Public Issues Hartland Forum Vincent Malmstrom Dartmouth College David Smith Bennington Shaftsbury Bradford Smith Anne Schlabach Bennington College Vermont Council Humanities and Lance Mike Blumenthal Treasury Charlie Schultze Council of Economic Advisers OMB

Argo Merchant Grounding and Coast Guard Critique

Opinion argues the Argo Merchant could have been saved with early Coast Guard action. It notes calm seas after grounding on December 15 and blames delayed response for the disaster, urging better preparedness to prevent future wrecks.

North Atlantic Argo Coast Guard Argo Merchant Nantucket U.S. Coast Guard New England U.S. State Department

Coast Guard needs speed, gear to handle tanker spills

A call for reform urges the Coast Guard to regain funding and authority to mass resources for oil spill disasters. It argues to base fast response fleets along coastlines, press for government barges and pumps, and shift costs to oil companies while noting political ties and recent groundings. The piece also notes bids by officials to support refinery projects and budget planning for Carter era reforms.

Coast Guard Newfoundland Florida Keys Argo Argo’s

Lance and Lynn map interdepartmental budget reform

Ford budget deficits may top 70 billion after amendment. James T. Lynn and Bert Lance urge reorganizing executive and congressional structures to address cross department policy. They foresee interdepartmental committees and task forces crossing committees to analyze energy environment and drug issues. Lance emphasizes Carter's detail orientation and cabinet cooperation.

Ford Congress James T. Lynn OMB Executive Ford Administration Capitol Hill Lynn Georgia

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Bennington Banner AGON Berkshires William E. Kelley Shaftsbury Fire Dept Harvest Hills Tennyson Donellan H. Meadows Dartmouth Lamoille County Rotary Club Park-McCullough House North Second Congregational Church Maine Times Jim Longley Pittston Eastport A. F. Koulakis Jim Corky Potomac Burlington Free Press Boston Globe Washington Bert Lance Office of Management and Budget Treasury Department Jimmy Carter and Company Plains House Senate Congressional Committee Hamilton Jefferson Jimmy Carter
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