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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1977
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by the Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street, Bennington, Vermont 05201. It serves as the local daily newspaper with standard pages and content.
The article argues Carter rejected the B1 bomber campaign pledge, noting the program’s $100 billion cost, questionable value, and potential shift to upgrading B52s with cruise missiles. It warns against breaking campaign promises without solid evidence and suggests SALT talks and budget aims favor restraint on costly weapons.
Bennington’s weekend brought tragedy on Route 9 toward Brattleboro with mountain road hazards, three lane segments narrowing into curves. Experts note trucks frequent accidents and suggest escape routes, but a complete redesign of the obsolete road is needed though unlikely amid Vermont’s confused road policy.
Bennington Fourth of July homecoming picnic drew few local attendees despite heavy publicity. The piece suggests Bennington is too large for such events and notes Arlington and Readsboro attract more interest. It urges participation in August Bicentennial events and hints the mammoth parade may be the highlight.
A Vermont writer ponders the meaning of amicus curiae as he critiques multiple groups opposing the new Route 7. He defends the need for the road while lampooning Sierra Club VPIRG and regional groups, arguing public safety justifies progress despite attachments to local land and lore.
A reflective column describes a salt free diet experience in a cool morning setting near the Green Mountains. The writer recounts writer’s block, gardening tasks, and adapting to unsalted meals using herbs and a smoked bacon-flavored yeast substitute. A note on labels and pervasive salt in foods ends with gratitude for garden produce.
A Pownal resident writes to The Banner protesting a two day rock party at Barber's Pond that audible over a mile away. He supports civil liberties but demands lower volume and mentions planned repeats. notes quieter birdsong venues are diminishing.
A reader praises Roland Seward for long standing, active service to the state Republican party, highlighting his time and energy devoted to party work and leadership. The tribute recalls his ongoing commitment and impact within the party community.
Richard J. Pinnonneault thanks supporters from the June 28 poll and acknowledges family help, especially his grandmother, promising to run the Bennington School District efficiently. He notes long association with Roland on state and national committees and praises his leadership and impact on Republican events in Vermont. Manchester Center.
The article examines Leonel J. Castillo, new INS commissioner, urging a more service oriented approach and measured enforcement while environmental lobbyists warn of a large illegal immigrant influx. Critics highlight discrepancies between estimates and actual figures, noting rising apprehensions yet broad uncertainty.
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