Abolish the Fourth of July and honor King George III
In a blunt republication of dissent, the writer argues Americans have drifted from revolutionary ideals toward conservative, pro‑establishment control. Washington and Jefferson are disparaged as remote symbols while the bicentennial is seen as a business boon. abolition of the holiday is proposed with a tongue‑in‑cheek renaming.
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Letter to the Banner on Act 250 amendment debate
Reader comments on The Banner editorial Is Vermont for sale refuting a Brattleboro Reformer summary. A public hearing held June 26 examined public reaction to a proposed amendment to Criteria 8 of Act 250, Vermont environmental law. The piece argues the authors say quick back artists opposed the amendment to protect profits.
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Not a quick buck artist in the hearing debate Vermonters spoke
William G Staats Jr of Newfane criticizes The Banner editorial for misrepresenting a hearing. He lists attendees as farmers, painters, well drillers, builders, carpenters, electricians, lawmakers, and war widow Mrs Lucille Poutre of Irasburg. He rejects the notion of quick buck editors and urges accurate reporting.
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Irasburg
Beer Licenses Granted To Three Main Street Establishments
The state liquor control board approved first class beer licenses for Stark Restaurant Paradise Dallys and Satter’s Store on Main Street after earlier 200-foot-from-a-church concerns. Satter’s Store will offer packaged takeout beer while the others sell for on premise consumption. Photographic work on The Story of Bennington will begin July 4 for the Know Your America series, with distribution to Bennington Chamber of Commerce and other communities. County Court in Manchester recesses for a week. Judge Sturtevant to preside upon July 9, as Judge Jeffords cannot continue due to prior firm involvement.
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M.C. Smith
Brattleboro Plans Second Annual July Fourth Celebration
Brattleboro invites residents to a full day of events themed Fort Dummer 250th Birthday with a 1700s to 1900s parade, speeches, and Bicentennial flag presentation. Activities include swimming, tennis, ballgames, skydiving, square dancing demos, and a 6 p.m. country show. Fireworks at 10 p.m. coordinated by local groups and Bennington guests, with donations supporting the event.
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Putney
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Windham County
Vermont Highways Earn Praise Amid Criticism
The Vermont Highway Department faces sharp criticism from some yet proves its record of competence. Vermont roads are safer and more scenic than many states, though some highway projects disfigure the landscape. The planners work under tough, thankless conditions and deserve more credit for a difficult job well done.
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New Hampshire
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