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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1977
Page
5
A compact analysis of parenting styles emphasizing how parental attitude shapes child development. It outlines four ideal types from negative to goal oriented and stresses autonomy. Practical guidelines urge detached observation, calmness, patience, and humor to foster self sufficiency and reduce conflict.
New York remains reluctant to aid the United States in its energy and fiscal crisis. Residents express hostility to appeals for shared sacrifice, with critics blaming national mismanagement for the current strain.
A reader blasts The Banner for supporting Carter's energy plan and accuses the press of fawning over the new administration. The writer divides ecology into real, political, and hysterical, labeling environmentalists as hysterical.
A reader criticizes environmental activism and media for hindering energy production, contrasts WWII oil spills with today, questions nuclear power portrayal, and urges lawmakers to veto energy programs. Letters from Kenneth H Avery and Lynn Heglund discuss constitutional rights on corporal punishment, Civil Liberties Union views, and Vermont issues. A mix of local notes covers clubs, playground openings, weather damage, a theater production, and Bennington High School prom. The commentary shifts to New York City as a national energy and transport hub, noting opinions on federal aid, urban life, and the political dynamics between New York and the rest of the country.
A reader letters debate compassion and rent as a tool for repairs amid alleged illegal eviction by Ms Briggs, Mr Lally and Ms Bogue. The writer, a former tenant, recalls warm cooperation with landlords, contrasts it with damage seen at the Briggs and Lally apartments, and notes the Days may have faced a difficult choice. 233 North St.
The Bennington School District announces absentee voting for the Mt Anthony Union High School budget on May 10 1977. Voting hours at 604 Main Street Bennington run Monday through Thursday 9 00 to 12 00 and Wednesday 2 00 to 4 00, plus Saturday May 7 1977 11 00 to 12 00. Absentee ballot applications are due by 12 00 noon May 7 for general absentees and by 12 00 noon May 9 for illness disability and other qualifying absences. Applications should be sent to Clerk Mrs Jane Betit at 604 Main Street.
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