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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1977
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street, Bennington Vermont 05201.
An editorial decries ongoing vandalism targeting recreation facilities and questions root causes while examining the impact of narcissism and instant gratification. It notes Massachusetts Polaroid's Palavision gear as a catalyst for both potential harm and educational use, predicting its market cost and possible classroom impact.
Mountain residents reflect on spring chores and a playful fondness for dandelions. The write about weed battles, edible greens, and a homegrown recipe. They note friends becoming snowbirds, with social gatherings shifting to postal era letters.
The British drama Upstairs Downstairs ends its PBS run after five years, as 165 Eaton Place becomes flats. Masterpiece Theatre narrates the era from Edwardian times through World War I, highlighting social history and strong drama. Mobil is noted as a sponsor. PBS funding includes federal money and corporate grants.
Shaftsbury defends President Carter against dictatorship claims and notes WWII era debates on service and duty. The writer praises Carter’s southern roots, urges independent leadership, and argues martial law would be preferable to foreign intervention.
A letter to the editor credits the Bennington Police Department for promptly locating the couple’s daughter Brie. Officers David Brown and Michael Martin with his tracking dog Shilo are highlighted for decisive action and humane concern in the successful search.
A reader questions the Committee for a Safe and Sound Route 7 aims and methods. The writer asks who "we" represents, why meetings are not public, and why the group should be trusted over the Highway Department. Letters to the editor require signature and address and are limited to 200 words.
Burlington Free Press reports on community perceptions and the lasting impact of rumors on reputation. The piece explores how public opinion shapes personal standing and trust within local networks.
Tom Braden ponders what Jimmy Carter wants him to do with his 1967 Lincoln amid energy goals. He weighs selling or driving the car, noting its sentimental value from Kennedy campaign memories and its poor mileage. He considers antique status but finds state rules restrictive and reflects on broader political echoes.
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