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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1977
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is issued daily except Sundays and holidays by BANNER PUBLISHING CORPORATION located at 125 Main Street, Bennington Vermont 05201.
The Conservation Society of Southern Vermont withdraws from the Bennington County Route 7 court case after evaluating public sentiment and acknowledging support for the new road. Local opposition remains small, and questions about funding, old road repairs, and future appeals persist with a federal hearing held in Brattleboro.
Former CIA director Richard Helms defended his perjury conviction as a badge of honor and disputed the judge’s view of disgrace. The piece urges stronger laws and greater caution among intelligence officials to prevent conflicts between national security and truthfulness before Congress.
Editor notes warn readers about front page mislead while Bennington attorney Harvey D. Carter leads opposition to a proposed Route 7 project. The Conservation Society of Southern Vermont is no longer his client though several individuals remain opposed. The piece quotes a proverb about time and agency.
The article guides winter care for houseplants, stressing light quality and placement. It explains ideal light wavelengths, compares fluorescent and incandescent options, and lists how far to place different plants from lights. It also covers temperature ranges and a CO2 boost method to speed sprouting and even quick radish growth.
A Bennington resident voices anger at elected officials for inaction and for backing Super 7 over upgrading Routes 7 9 and 11. The letter criticizes Larry Powers for secrecy and funds spent on 250 lawyers fees, urges accountability, and declares intent to change representation and voting choices.
A grateful Arlington community thanks girl scouts led by Mrs Wilson and Nimble-Thimble led by Mrs Crawford for delivering meals and hosting gatherings. The Federated Church provides space and cooks Virginia Andrews and William Wilcox, students wash dishes, Helene Thompson handles calls, and Mrs Crawford adds flowers making life joyous for elders.
The Bennington Teen Center thanks P and C Super Market and A and P managers Allan Hulse and Ron Desette for hosting bake sales on October 22 and November 5 that raised about $50. Special appreciation goes to Jerry and Gloria Davis of Lovin Oven for cookies donated totaling $60 for the A and P sale. The center also credits its teens, parents, and community supporters.
The Argus Champion reports a city bar committee voted to recommend Charles Colson be welcomed back as a member in good standing. The piece argues Colson’s legal return mocks the profession’s high standards after his Watergate involvement and controversial conversion. It questions whether forgiveness should restore a lawyer who engaged in subversion and unethical conduct.
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