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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1976
Page
5
Merck Forest in Rupert Vermont invites small groups and families to camp across seven sites with 11 Adirondack style leantos on 2700 acres. Campsites include outhouses water, designated fire pits, and strict no motorized access beyond the gate. Reservations encouraged to prevent crowding. no set camping fee, contributions appreciated.
Fifty Center Rutland residents petition Vermont Marble Co to eject families of striking workers from tenement housing. They claim repeated insults by strikers and their relatives in the village.
A reader questions Lawrence E Harrington article asserting Ms Hinton defected to Red China and a Dr Ursula Scott with 1000 of 8000 Mt Anthony District votes. The letter asks who told Harrington Hinton was a nuclear physicist and notes FBI surveillance of the John Birch Society.
A Woodford letter questions alleged conspiracy involving China Hinton and Ursula Scott to push a candidate into Mount Anthony Board. He criticizes politics, absentee voting, media influence, and past campaigns, cites 30,000 dollars on an at large issue, and ends with a Latin quote.
Herbert W. Lorenz urges revival of Bennington’s annual father and son banquet. He recalls Providence founded the movement in 1907 and contrasts with mothers and daughters banquets. He appeals to fathers and sons to share leisure time, cherish memories, and walk together in life and faith.
The critic argues that "big government" is used to gut youth, elder, health care, job training, job creation, and workplace safety programs. They assert that genuine good government, not the label, is the real issue in policy discussions.
In a playful Bicentennial feature a Santa Gertrudis cow writes to a friend Isabella about being chosen as one of 35 prize animals in Texas. The event centers at the Adolphus Hotel June 26 with art and cattle on display, a black tie auction, and appearances by John Connally and Winthrop Rockefeller.
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