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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1976

Page

4

Bennington Banner Existence and Publication Details

The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by the Banner Publishing Corporation located at 425 Main Street in Bennington Vermont 05201.

The Banner Publishing Corporation Main Street Bennington Vermont

Inflation and taxes myths in political debate

The piece argues inflation and Washington taxation are overstated as causes of middle-class hardship. It cites Robert Heilbroner noting middle-class earnings have outpaced inflation since 1950 and federal tax cuts reduced the IRS bite for a typical two-child family earning 20,000, while Social Security taxes rose. It questions whether rising government spending outpaces growth.

Washington Robert Heilbroner U.S Atlantic Monthly Prof. Heilbroner Heilbroner Congress IRS Fred Harris

States approve non returnable bottle ban trend grows

Maine and Michigan join Vermont and Oregon in approving non returnable bottle bans while Massachusetts votes against the measure by about 19,000 in nearly 2.5 million ballots. Supporters view the result as momentum toward a nationwide waste reduction approach despite the Massachusetts defeat.

Maine Michigan Vermont Oregon Massachusetts South

Managing meetings on front pages across newspapers

Front pages today show frequent meetings from candidates and local boards to international leaders. The trend highlights organized public engagement as a dominant news thread shaping policy, budgets, and community concerns.

Planning Commission

School thanks donors for Prospect car raffle prizes

The Prospect School board thanks Yoshi Restaurant Gift Garden Bradford Books Ed Levin Workshop Blackfriar Restaurant Fairdale Farms The House at Blue Hill Four Squires Restaurant Publyk House Restaurant Nichols Store Hairstyles by George Gourmet East Restaurant Northshire Books Arlington Inn Londa Weisman and others for prizes gift certificates and donations for the Oct 29 raffle. Special appreciation to Susan Moss for catering entertainment by Shellin Lubin Donald Broman Beth Greene Donald Lindsey Frank Savio Hasso Wuer slin master of ceremonies Bill Bryan and Susan Stone for a memorable evening.

Prospect School Yoshi Bradford Books Ed Levin Blackfriar Fairdale Farms Blue Hill Four Squires Publyk House Nichols George Gourmet East Northshire Books of Manchester Arlington Inn Londa Weisman William Scott John McCullough Jessica Howard Thomas Keefe Tery Simon Jean Goodrich Kit Foster Susan Moss

Meetings and conventions shaping Vermont public discourse

A Vermont driven shift to more meetings mirrors growth in state agencies and civic boards. Trade press notes pre meeting methods to boost turnout while editors urge practical audience participation and targeted follow ups for better engagement.

Vermont Lake Tahoe Calif James Jones Jones

Immortality: dreams and dangers for humanity

In exploring the fountain of youth and future medicine, the piece weighs extending life from seventy years to centuries. It considers nutrition and exercise as ways to prolong usefulness, then imagines societal impact, tyranny risks, overpopulation, and moral questions if immortality becomes widespread.

Arthur

Voting and national issues urged in Letter to the Editor

The Banner letter argues non voters are evading duty and urges participation in the presidential election. It highlights urgent problems including unemployment and high welfare rolls and mentions aid to starving people overseas as acceptable.

Noted reader concerns on hunger crime and nuclear peril

The letter voices worry about U S hunger abroad and in the nation, crime and corruption, drugs and official inaction, and the threat of nuclear war. It urges collective responsibility to address these vast problems for a better country in the future.

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