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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1975

Page

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Vermont Bicentennial Plan Hinges on Donation Drive for VT2

Vermont Bicentennial Commission approves a fundraising plan to support the VT2 Transportation Plan featuring a Lake Champlain sidewheel steamer and steam rail revival. Donations of five dollars would yield prints or posters, with about four dollars tax deductible. seed money of five thousand dollars approved for advertising and initial production.

Vermont Bicentennial Commission Park- McCullough North Bennington Lake Champlain Vermont Bennington Rutland Bicentennial Commission John S. Burgess Burley Commission Lake Champlain

Ford weighs tax cuts as Congress eyes gas rationing

President Ford met with congressional leaders amid signals of possible tax cut compromise while opposing wage price controls and gasoline rationing. Senate Dems and Byrd pressed for stronger fuel conservation and a broader tax cut for low and middle income families, with Seidman outlining compromises Ford would accept.

Washington L. William Seidman Ford NBC Today Seidman Byrd Congress U.S

Colby reveals CIA kept files on 10000 Americans

CIA Director William Colby testified before the Senate that the agency maintained files on about 10,000 U.S. citizens and used American businesses as cover for agents abroad. He cited 1960s and 1970s surveillance, break ins, mail taps, and phone taps, while defending limited oversteps as rare. The testimony outlined past covert actions and asserted no mass domestic activity.

Washington UPI William E. Colby Central Intelligence Agency Congress Colby Senate Appropriations Committee CIA Spiro Agnew Richard Helms FBI Secret Service U.S United States Lee CIA

Bolton aims for stronger crime pursuit and better police ties

After just over two months as Bennington County state’s attorney Raymond G. Bolton outlined two goals for the coming period. He seeks to strengthen cooperation with state police and local agencies, and to intensify enforcement of serious crimes, especially burglaries, noting Vermont counties show high break in rates and the need for ongoing training. He also discussed pardons and furloughs in Corrections policy, urging to limit surprise releases and ensure police know of any pardons.

Bennington County Raymond G. Bolton Bolton Pittsford Bennington Windham Vermont Corrections Department Joseph Jamese Jr Windsor State Prison

Inside National and Local Pages Highlight Edits and Open Topics

The edition surveys oldtimers in Congress fighting to retain power and Portugal relinquishing empire roots, along with local items on MAU adult education, a transportation study progress report, and editorials on nutrition, public attention, and bureaucratic issues in food stamps.

Congressional Portugal Empire MAU Progress Report Kit Foster Safire George Connelly Peter Pan Manchester Arlington-Sunderland Hoosick Falls Ford

Vermont Faces Higher Oil Costs and Economy Strain

Vermont officials warn Congress energy tax plans will hit the state hard. Governor Salmon cuts capital spending to bolster finances while unemployment rises. heating oil costs could climb about seven cents a gallon, raising annual home heating expenses for oil users.

Vermont Wilson Thomas P. Salmon House Appropriations Committee Salmon Montpelier UPI

Can We Save the Beauty of Vermont Panel Discussion

A Bennington Library event features six regional panelists including Wallace P. Scott and Dean Fausett debating whether Vermont’s natural beauty can endure. The moderated talk, called Can We Save the Beauty of Vermont, drew attendees from grammar students to seniors and was hosted by local groups. Panelists warned against obsession with preservation and stressed diverse perspectives on beauty.

Tim Powers State of the Union Bennington College Dean Fausett John Simson The Bennington Rick Wilson Conservation Society of Southern Vermont Elfriede Abbe Southern Vermont Art Center Manchester Fred Stocking Williams College Old Bennington Scott Vermont

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