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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1976
Page
4
The Bennington Banner operates daily except Sundays and holidays. Published by Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont 05201.
Editorials note mixed local reaction to Fourth of July events held on August 16 in Bennington. Attendees found the airport festivities over crowded, the picnic weak, and the lighting of the monument praised from a distance, while national enthusiasm drew praise for broad TV coverage and the iconic tall ships in New York Harbor. The piece credits local effort for national success and quotes the London Daily Mail praising the United States as mankind's last best hope.
A lengthy discussion in Washington centers on fluorocarbons and ozone claims. Center corrective letters warn earlier studies overstated ozone damage while industry-backed reports sparked debate. Critics urge a government sponsored court to weigh conflicting scientific claims and publish findings.
A breezy river outing near Eagleville N Y with Walter and Alice Krach becomes a day of solitude and natural beauty as a rubber boat glides past forested banks and lively rapids. Birds and blossoms provide calming music while memories form for winter, followed by a kitchen note on seasonal fruit and a jam making day.
George F. Will notes that cuisine reflects destiny and recalls Edinburgh’s Cafe Royal. He highlights dishes like Hatch Patch, Partan Bree, Cock-neekie, and Cullen Skink as vivid examples of national character expressed at table during memorable hours in a European restaurant.
The passage extols Scottish gastronomy centering on haggis a dish using heart lights and liver of a sheep mixed with suet and oatmeal stuffed in a sheep paunch boiled and served with robust malt whiskey. It asserts malt whiskey on oatmeal marks true character and declares such drinkers to be noteworthy.
On America's 200th birthday the piece argues the country remains the world’s best hope despite faults. It highlights ongoing improvement, citizen speech, immigration figures, and the enduring strength of opportunities, freedom, and upward mobility that sustain national ideals.
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