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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1977
Page
5
The Questioner probes Carter on marriage as a test of private morality. Carter stresses monogamy, family stability, and staff standards, while forgiving slipups. Polls and political observers note broad appeal for decency, though GOP leaders warn small scandals could threaten him as he nears half a year in office.
Mrs Frances J Ross replies to a Banner letter dated June 15 addressing the military industrial complex and the Pentagon. She asks whether abolition or services from industrialists are desired and notes the government’s tendency to seek private contributions in times of trouble.
Looking Back from The Banner notes a new contact number 830 for inviting items from friends and patrons while ads should use the old ring number 9. The change is temporary pending cost feasibility for The Banner. Also covered are Burgess race track events with horse racing and other activities, Miss Ruby Elwell’s social work career move, and the Pownal Town School district voting down major improvement articles including high school consolidation and new elementary schools.
The passage frames Jimmy Carter pursuing the Democratic nomination by challenging the party and then running against Washington. It contrasts Democrats and officials who object with Carter insisting on his own method as he nears the presidency.
A long letter from Frances J. Ross of Bennington reflects on national policy, military budget debates, and the idea of a “military industrial governmental complex.” It recalls Eisenhower warnings, Lenin and Khrushchev quotes, and a critique of political dogma. The author favors nonmilitary conflict resolution and values strong, directed leadership.
The Oldcastle Theatre Company thanks hundreds of attendees for its first musical at Southern Vermont College. The production “From Berlin to Oklahoma” was the five year group’s most popular show, with more musicals planned and a September return. An August mystery is set, and Oldcastle lauds its SVC partnership and growing audiences.
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