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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1976

Page

4

Bennington Banner Publishing Details

The Bennington Banner is a daily newspaper except Sundays and holidays, issued by Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street, Bennington, Vermont 05201.

The Banner Publishing Corporation Main Street Bennington Vermont

Editorial shadow over FBI reform and white collar crime

The U S attorney for the Eastern District of New York says the FBI cannot handle white collar crime or official corruption, focusing instead on bank robberies and kidnappings. He criticizes resource waste on trivia and calls for improved expertise and cooperation to pursue boardroom crimes and bribery impacting taxpayers and public trust.

FBI U.S New York Bureau David Trager Justice Department Trager New York Borough Queens New York Times Hoover

Manchester tax stabilization plan eyed by town voters

Manchester officials push a tax stabilization proposal to be voted on next Tuesday as an incentive to attract and expand industry. The editorial urges caution, arguing time limits of five years and selective eligibility to prevent a tax ripoff while boosting local employment beyond tourism.

Manchester Vermont Shaftsbury Stanley Tool Co Eagle Square

Well done Your Majesty Queen Elizabeth II visit praised

The piece lauds Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip for a flawless royal visit across Philadelphia Washington New York and Boston. It notes dignified conduct, friendly public reception, and symbolic moments with Old Ironsides and Old North Church. It frames the trip as a gracious bicentennial era gesture and a renewed U S British bond.

Elizabeth the Second United Kingdom Great Britain Northern Ireland United States Philadelphia Washington New York Boston Prince Philip Old North Church Paul Revere Samuel Adams Queen Elizabeth II

Letters Atheism in the Schools To the Editor

A reader denounces a Molly Stark School teacher for teaching evolution and argues for Christian indoctrination in public classrooms. The writer condemns atheism, praises prayer removal opponents, invokes Madalyn Murray O Haire, and urges Christians to demand equal time and government involvement in curriculum using tax dollars.

Molly Stark Madalyn Murray O’hair

North Shire Youth Center Seeks Local Support and Future Plans

The North Shire Youth Center in Manchester serves youths 12 to 18 with low cost activities, volunteer staff, and a separate funding body from the YIC of Bennington. Funded by Manchester revenue sharing, donations, and fundraisers, NYC aims to stay a community resource with ongoing volunteer leadership and youth programs.

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Bennington Museum Reflects Regional Heritage and Touchable History

A visitor encounters a regional museum housing Bennington pottery American glass fine art military history and the Grandma Moses Schoolhouse. The exhibit aims to involve guests through interactive cases and a dollhouse invitation while highlighting the Colyer Collection Copley painting and early American artifacts. The museum offers a participatory learning experience that brings heritage to life beyond mere facts.

Bennington Museum Bennington Colyer Joseph H. Colyer Jr America

Democrats Target 1976 Voter Registration Drive

In this piece from New York The Nation discusses a revitalized Democratic registration campaign for 1976. It notes federal funding, a planned drive in 10 target states, computerized voter lists for 92,000 precincts, and a California registration law boosting new registrations. The emphasis is on money, sophistication, and Carter backing for a concerted effort to mobilize unregistered voters nationwide.

New York Jimmy Carter Carter Bob Strauss Strauss George California Ohio Florida Illinois Michigan Missouri New Jersey Pennsylvania Maryland Texas National Committee Ronald Reagan Hubert Humphrey Richard Nixon United States

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