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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1975
Page
5
A Passover and Easter religious week overview describes leavening restrictions and Seder foods for Passover, then Easter traditions with ham or lamb and festive pastries. It provides recipes for hot cross buns, lemon Easter pie, and a detailed lemony cake, with steps, ingredients, and baking times.
In a broad critique of U.S. policy, the piece argues Congress underrates aid to Saigon while Vietnam is outgunned. It cites McCloskey's report comparing forces, aid, and firepower, urging political settlement over endless military aid and criticizing Kissinger's role and the administration's stance.
A satirical defense of love over money dominates a March commentary, with Sen. Proxmire blasting funds for social science research including love studies. Dr. Ellen Berscheid defends research while noting public budgets and the recession. The piece ponders romantics, ethics, and the value of knowledge amid economic strain.
In 1942 British forces led by commandos carried out a bold raid on Nazi occupied St Nazaire in France blasting harbor installations. The operation shook Germany and showcased Allied daring in the early years of World War II.
The Banner prints a plea arguing the Vermont Senate should reject public assistance for able bodied adults without dependents. The writer contends many aged forty plus cannot find work and warns widows without dependents too young for Social Security would be harmed if the measure becomes law.
RD 3 Montpelier argues that starting benefits at age 60 and double discrimination against widowed women returning to work are harmful. He notes illegal but prevalent bias, calls legislation financially unwise, and says delayed support leads to malnutrition, illness, higher hospital costs, and moral concern as a taxpayer.
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