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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1976
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont 05201.
The 6-3 ruling lets stand a lower court decision upholding Virginia's antisodomy statute, drawing sharp objections to the Court's retreat from privacy precedents. Critics say it undermines personal liberty, invites disrespect for laws, and contrasts with prior protection of intimate conduct. The piece argues for clearer, more tolerant directions in future rulings.
The Lan dgrove Banner reporter Isabel Gwinn shares personal observations from southern Spain, offering gentle, romantic notes amid recent political turmoil. The piece invites readers to seek vestiges of a golden culture despite upheavals in the Old World.
In his work The Politics of Lying Government Deception Secrecy and Power Wise argues that deception is backed by a vast official secrecy regime and a massive public relations apparatus shaping public opinion and policy.
Government distrust has deeply altered traditional political relationships in America, eroded the bond between the government and the people, and diminished public confidence in the nation's ability to address its problems.
An emergency appeal urges Arlington residents to support Red Cross disaster preparedness and blood donation efforts. It explains ambulance training, blood donor lists, 24 hour readiness, and ready supplies for injuries or large scale disasters, urging generosity during the fund drive.
A narrator recalls quirky uncles who shaped his view of truth and politics, while lamenting the shrinking American family. He debates right to life, the state’s reach, and the evolving role of government in caring for children and the elderly, noting personal bias from a colorful family history.
Charles G. Bennett recounts the Catamount Tavern’s history linked to the burning on the 105th anniversary, detailing Landlord Fay and his son David, Ethan Allen’s involvement, the 1778 Vermont legislature, and artifacts preserved at the Bennington Museum. The piece notes public interest in preserving the Council Room marble fireplace and tavern relics.
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