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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1965
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street in Bennington Vermont.
A 15 day deer season draws 125000 hunters who aim to harvest 16000 bucks as Vermont weighs transferring deer herd control from the Legislature to the Fish and Game Department. Advocates say professional biologists will better regulate herd size to match available browse, reduce winter deaths, and protect crops and reforestation while sustaining hunting as a key state activity.
The Bennington Rescue Squad freed a trapped truck driver after a Thursday crash on Vermont 9 in Woodford. Reuben Levin notes Green Mountain Park’s three racing seasons have boosted state coffers, predicting a northern Vermont track within three years. GOP candidates balance personal milestones with campaigning in Manchester, while quips from various locales punctuate the notes column.
Washington notes motor car congestion choking cities from London to Paris and Rome. It cites traffic jams, air pollution, and rising costs as planners push mass transit and time-shifting fixes while deer season in Vermont signals hopeful hunts and a club plans opening day routines.
A letter to the editor includes a Vermont Health Department note regarding Arlington water quality amid publicity. Superintendent Alan Weiss from Ludlow Plymouth Mount Holly Wallingford Shrewsbury describes front line struggles in poverty and education funding, citing Oct. 29 grant notices under the National Defense Education Act for reading.
For the Record D H Wood of East Arlington dated Nov 8 requests printing of letter and enclosure in full to let Arlington readers see a report by impartial authorities responsible for monitoring drinking water quality. Norton Barber president Arlington Water Department Old Bennington
The article argues publicity cannot resolve scarcity of funds and delays in War on Poverty education initiatives. It cites population-based Youth Corps allocations, noted inadequacies for Black River High and Wallingford, and administrative struggles in small school systems. It discusses delays, frustration, and whether programs justify district efforts, with a closing note on water quality testing in Arlington area.
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