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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1977
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by the Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street, Bennington Vermont 05201.
Editorials discuss Supreme Court ruling allowing lawyer advertising and potential public appeals. Comment covers ethics, ABA stance, and impacts on prestige. The Vermont July 1 law changes include sales tax on heating fuel, helmet rules for mopeds, a 16.3 percent state employee pay hike, higher unemployment taxes for employers, right on red legality with cautions, and barber pole allowances.
A Washington profile argues Sen. Edward M. Kennedy unlikely to lead a Republican revolt against President Carter. Kennedy backs energy, health care, and criminal code reform proposals aligned with Carter rivals, while maintaining independence and a strong senate-focused agenda.
A mountain columnist laments recent motor cycle noise while savoring summer in the Green Mountains. He notes hawks, swallows, and the wilderness at his doorstep, then lists visitors and well wishes from readers as Independence Day approaches with reflections on patriotism and the flag.
A future-facing essay from T R B of Washington compares a long extinct Earth with a thriving alien archive. It links Earth’s 1976 military spend to global hunger, nuclear arms, and social costs while noting modern tensions including US Soviet detente, Begin’s visit, and rising oil prices amid a large US trade deficit.
A church bulletin notes a newly installed loudspeaker system donated by a member in memory of someone, honoring the deceased through improved sound for services and events. The item is described in a concise church bulletin style as a memorial contribution supported by the congregation.
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