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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1977
Page
4
The Bennington Banner, published daily except Sundays and holidays, is produced by the Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street, Bennington, Vermont 05201.
Northeastern governors argue the Pentagon slants military construction toward the South, citing 941 million dollars for 12 Southern states versus 47 million in the Northeast. They warn base consolidation should not be political, noting Connecticut leads defense spending per capita, and urge focusing on regional needs like education and health rather than bases.
To the Editor of The Banner, a Vermonter argues Vermont has cut state support for the Vermont State Colleges, driving up tuition and harming access. He cites funding declines from 1969 to 1976, maintenance delays, and staff losses, urging a reallocation of priorities without new taxes to protect affordable higher education for youth.
Fred Pabst molded Vermont skiing from the mid 1930s onward with Big Bromley as his beacon. He died this week near the ski area, leaving a lasting mark on the sport and the state. Editor notes discuss ballot items and tax debates in Bennington and Rutland, noting margins and two thirds requirements.
VPIRG director Whitey Bluestein argues House bills H 67 and H 68 would require utility shareholders to pay lobbying and political advertising, not customers. The measure, backed 6-5, aims to prevent ratepayers from subsidizing corporate political activity while preserving utility rights to lobby.
Guidance on indoor seed germination stresses damp off fungus, sterilized soil options, use of sphagnum moss, and maintaining warmth with air access. Advises pasteurized media, moisture control, oxygen supply, and disinfecting tools, plus lighting tips for healthy early plant growth.
To the Editor the writer accuses the Mt Anthony Union School Board of brainwashing from college days and urges high income Bakers Vander Els and others to influence future policy. The letter notes over 60 percent of taxpayers are in the low income bracket and urges the board to prioritize students over personal egos citing past clashes including the failed appointment of Principal Smith.
A letter from Putney residents denounces attempts to alter the national anthem. It notes low turnout of 152 at 977 voters, with 87 voting for the change, and urges support for the flag and country citing veterans and national service. Also thanks to supporters for Dudley M. Baker's campaign.
In a critique of Parson Weems and the Presidents, the piece argues Carter may have misled about CIA payments to King Hussein. It notes Bush briefed the President on sources and methods, questions the truth of not knowing, and weighs morality versus secrecy in leadership. It contrasts honesty with Boy Scout ideals and calls for nuanced accountability.
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