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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1975
Page
4
The Bennington Banner operates daily except Sundays and holidays under Banner Publishing Corporation. Located at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont 05201, the paper serves as the local news source.
The piece notes rising expenses from Secret Service protection for the President and candidates. It cites Steve Ford’s cross country flight and Boston hotel stay, Udall’s first class costs, Carter’s Albany visit, Hartford overtime bills, and argues for frugality by leaders and campaigns while acknowledging protection is necessary.
The small flower beds opposite the library in Lincoln Square are thriving through fall under daily care by North Bennington residents. Georgia Stewart and her grandson Buel cover the plots each evening and remove the sheets by morning, while Katie Daigneault assists by weed removal and tidying during her library patrols. The garden is a true community effort preserved by locals for locals.
A reader letter urges readers to oppose the Equal Rights Amendment citing biblical verses on family, church, and homosexuality. The writer warns of mothers losing homes, churches being forced to ordain women, and legalized homosexual marriage, and cites Ephesians Isaiah and Romans to support voting against ERA. White Creek Road Eagle Bridge New York.
The Student Council announces a fundraising campaign at Mt Anthony Junior High to fund Dollars for Scholars and clubs. Subscriptions and renewals run from October 30 to November 10, urging community support to maximize proceeds for school activities.
Washington. The Economist of London worries about the United States as it enters its third century. It cautions that world leadership may pass to others as America faces a drift from dynamism, hinging on how business, government, and social mechanisms evolve and whether leaders keep optimism to guide global standards into a decent world society.
A Vermont autumn essay notes fading tourist season and woodcock flights, praising hunting culture. It argues deer bow hunting has limited impact on the deer herd, highlights funding from out-of-state hunters and federal sources, and defends traditional, skillful hunting over blood sports. It ends urging anti hunting critics to experience a November deer trek.
Sadat travels to the United States seeking promised economic aid and U S arms, aiming to boost Egypt’s modernization, political prestige, and survival at home. He has shifted from Moscow to Washington, hoping Congress and Israel will support favorable terms while keeping peace with Israel intact.
The speaker argues that to survive politically at home and with Arab neighbors, he must secure the lifting of the American arms embargo on his country so he can, at least in theory, buy American weapons. He contends that without this concession he cannot proceed.
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