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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1977

Page

5

Frank Church and Thurmond clash over plutonium clash in Senate

The scene centers on Sen. Frank Church and Sen. Strom Thurmond as they confront the Clinch River breeder reactor and plutonium policy. Church, once a nuclear skeptic, becomes a realist advocate for plutonium while Thurmond defends the home state's energy project. Dale Bumpers adds a call for moral leadership and alternative energy research as Carter pursues limited nuclear reforms. The piece portrays shifting loyalties, policy battles, and the Senate's push to advance plutonium technology despite opposition and safety concerns.

Frank Church Clinch River Strom Thurmond R-S.c Chamber Church Thurmond Senate Jimmy Carter Pentagon Realpolitik Carter Dale Bumpers Dark Old Church Iran

Carter to Begin and Brezhnev Shape White House Woes

Carter confronts two aging world leaders as he reshapes arms talks with Brezhnev and outlines a public settlement with Begin. White House aides warn of risk if the Middle East stalls yet face opposition from Israel while Brezhnev rejects an informal summit.

White House Menachem Begin Leonid Brezhnev Jimmy Carter Begin Brezhnev Carter Washington Middle East Israel U.S

Biologists Accused of Wild Animal Collection in New England

A Letter to the Editor describes two Carnegie Museum biologists from Pittsburgh who camp in Vermont and New Hampshire and claim to have collected and killed over 1000 wild animals including bats chipmunks deer mice hares moles muskrats rabbits and rats using traps and chloroform in the woods.

Carnegie Museum of Natural History Pittsburgh New England Vermont New Hampshire

Critics decry museum trapping and animal collection

MALVINE COLE of Stratton condemns Carnegie Museum and other institutions for killing and preserving small mammals, arguing field observation should replace stomach dissections and taxidermy. She cites traps in Maine and potential out-of-season hunts into Vermont and New Hampshire, urging prohibition.

Notable Vermont notes and 20th century events cited

Roy M Paddock attends Vermont funeral directors meeting advisory council in Springfield Mass. Yolanda the Bubble Dance queen visits Bennington with 80 entourage in 35 vehicles performing at Morgan circus lot. Dr F E Barnes buys 60 acres of East Pownal old George Sumner place, plans a resort not a sanitarium. Poliomyelitis first case reported to Dr Lane by Dr Roach with Roach promising no paralysis. Susan Starbird tops library league scoring four books. Arlington Kelley Stand Road reopening plans after 1950 flood. John P Morrissey elected unanimous Bennington union school board chairman. Pearl Buck hosts Amerasians at Winhall home. Women sew quilt for St Peter's church fair. 1912 US wins Stockholm Olympics led by Jim Thorpe. 1945 Italy declares war on Japan. 1971 Nixon to China trip announced. trip occurred Feb 1972. Carter Mondale ticket elected in November 1976.

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