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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1975
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street in Bennington Vermont 05201.
The editorial argues a 200 mile United States fishing zone is desirable but warns unilateral action could derail global talks. It notes House support collapsed in the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and stresses risks to naval routes, straits, and offshore mining amid Law of the Sea negotiations. It also touches on nursing home regulation costs and a critical portrait of Richard Nixon.
A letter to The Banner defends Mt Anthony Union High School against claims of radicalism. It emphasizes dedicated school board members teachers and administration working to improve reading and literacy amid the TV age and urges readers to view the school through its philosophy of lifelong growth and community resource role.
A reader in The Banner notes that if neglected youths felt valued earlier, they might not become “wanted” posters. The piece discusses Arlington Memorial High School and Mt Anthony comprehensive secondary school aims to tailor programs, foster self discipline, and cultivate social, moral, and ethical values through diverse curricula and community involvement, with ongoing evaluation amid cultural change.
The piece discusses Justice William C. Douglas as a strong defender of First Amendment rights and individual freedom, noting his impact on privacy and civil liberties. It covers the upcoming vacancy, potential shifts with Ford's nominee, and looming legislation like the energy bill, NYC aid, and tax reform.
The Bennington Museum hosts a representative collection of American samplers and needlework in the children's gallery. The exhibit traces 17th to 19th century styles, bands of text and motifs, regional differences, and mourning embroideries. Community Open House runs December 8 to 20 inviting visits. plans for a major American needlepoint exhibit next year.
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