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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1976
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont 05201.
The piece argues that most major world problems have technical dimensions beyond lawmakers grasp and warns against decision making shaped by one sided scientific opinion. It notes past U S efforts to systematize science advice and proposes a national science court to deliver credible technical consensus free of vested interests, aiding democratic choices.
Alan Prager, director of the Champlain Valley Work and Training Center local office, pleads no contest to lewd and lascivious behavior with a juvenile. The community urges immediate removal to protect clients and program integrity amidst ongoing controversy and media commentary.
J Anthony Lukas traces Robert Foster Bennett as the constant hub in Watergate ties among the White House CIA Howard Hughes and Hunt Liddy and Woodward. Bennett’s rise from Colson ally to liaison at Transportation and Mullen PR frames a web connecting Deep Throat sources and CIA fronts.
A reader argues against restricting smoking for healthy people, claiming a national survey and 30-year genealogy study show normal individuals may smoke in moderation. The letter criticizes “Hire the Handicapped” and warns doctors and the sick will be forced into convalescent care and sheltered workshops, urging tolerance for normal life.
Mildred Porter affirms freedom for wildlife including raccoons, objects to leg traps as cruel, and recalls decades of observing and feeding her own dozen coons, including "Little Bozo." She cites scripture and distrusts confinement, cherishing animals as harmless companions.
A concise digest of Wall Street Journal front pages from the past four months, sorted into Good News Mixed News and Bad News. Highlights include a 11.2 percent real GNP surge in Q3, car sales around 700,000 in December, mixed signals on inventories and loans, inflation worries, and labor market strains shaping a cautious 1976 outlook.
A reflection on rising Ford stock and Washington Post strikes signals unions now face public tolerance for defiance. The piece notes the secretary of labor exit and post strike readjustments while arguing labor’s bargaining power has waned since 1932, with unions still influential but no longer untouchable.
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