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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1976
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corp at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont 05201.
The Boston Globe analyzes Jimmy Carter's campaign strengths and flaws as he markets experience and liberal ideals against Ford. It notes Mondale's vice presidential selection as a strategic liberal concession and weighs how Carter's staff choices may affect decision making in the White House.
Henry R. Lambert Manchester town manager argues for broad authority to negotiate tax stabilization with prospective small manufacturers rather than fixed terms. He cites guiding standards, five year contracts, balanced valuations, and citizen involvement, aiming to attract firms while avoiding a poor deal or fly-by-night investors. Charles H. Farrell praises deer crossing signs and vendor permits while urging prudent oversight.
The columnist laments the traditional Silly Season lull in news in July and August. He riffs on a New York Times ad signed by prominent figures including Daniel Berrigan Ralph Abernathy George Wald and Paul M Sweezy, praising rights while airing skepticism about their judgments on democracy and freedom. The piece punctures perceived hypocrisy with pointed humor and notes some signers have long pursued publicity.
An eight year old Amy Carter sets up a lemonade stand near the White House across Lafayette Park, sparking commentary on private initiative and economic policy amid a national election climate. The piece threads through Ford vetoes, the economy, and calls for budget reform, contrasting a child’s enterprise with congressional action.
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