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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1974

Page

4

Bennington Banner Publisher and address note

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

The Banner Publishing Corporation Main Street Bennington Vermont

Uncle Sam, merchant of death condemns arms sales policy

The piece denounces U S arms exports as a reckless tool worsening deficits and global instability. It cites rising postwar sales, plans to arm Chile and Saudi Arabia, and argues for tighter Congressional control to curb cash and credit arms deals and slow the arms race.

United States Congress Pentagon Congressional

Vermont panel eyes higher vanity plate fee

A legislative sub committee studying Vermont Motor Vehicle Department policies suggests raising the vanity plate registration surcharge from $5 to $10 or $16, adding a 50 percent on top of the regular $32. The commentary notes vanity links to pride and wonders about taxing other sins for revenue.

Vermont Motor Vehicle Department Pride

Bennington Street Fairs Suggested for Regular Festivals

Jane R. Hanks of North Bennington urges in the Banner that Main Street fair setbacks be redesigned into lively, regular street fairs. She cites collaboration among the Bennington Garden Club citizens and merchants to celebrate spring blossoms and autumn business plus recreation, aiming for modest, charming festivals that showcase local talents.

Banner Gene Lott Bennington

Repeal of Vermont personal property tax debated in Hartland letter

Hartland resident argues against John Alden in Windsor and Springfield votes over repealing the inventory and stock in trade tax. He cites a five year phase out, state aid lag, and job gains from reform, urging support for repeal to boost small business and employment statewide. He notes the tax harms out-of-state warehouses and urges readers to request a pamphlet for full treatment.

John Alden Springfield Windsor Senate Finance Committee Ward Bedford Alden Windsor County Vermont Brattleboro Book Press Bethel G & W Plastics Auduchon RFD No. 1

Thanks from Dorset Nursing Association to the Editor

Alexander T. Baldwin thanks Dorset and Rupert residents for funding the Dorset Nursing Association. He notes 50 percent of the total budget raised, invites further contributions, and invites the public to visit the new headquarters to meet staff delivering health services to Dorset and Rupert.

The Dorset Nursing Association Edwin Lefevre Dorset

No rental deposit refund for Applegate tenants

Former Bennington residents warn Applegate Apartments dwellers about withheld $150 deposits after four months tenancy. They gave 30 days notice, left in good order, and were promised a refund the next month, but received denial. They plan legal action and urge neighbors to beware. 15 Carpenter Ave, Northampton, Mass.

Bennington Applegate Apartments Applegate Applegate Associates Ford

Send Used Christmas and Easter Cards to India Mission

Readers are urged to mail used greeting cards in good condition to Rev. Fr. Eugenio Petrin at St. Paul’s Catholic Mission in Binnaguri India. Include clear return address for acknowledgment and write No commercial value or Used Greeting Cards on the package to avoid customs duty. Financial help is also requested to feed catechumens and children in care.

India Eugenio Petrin St. Paul’s Catholic Mission P.O. Binnaguri

New Americans shift power as growth reshapes politics

The nation heads toward elections amid population shifts and new leadership. Growth in Arizona and Florida outpaces declines in New York and Illinois, with younger figures like Jerry Brown, Hugh Carey, John Glenn, and Gary Hart rising. The era after Watergate signals a move toward independent voters and a rebalanced Capitol Hill.

America Richard Nixon New York Rhode Island Pennsylvania Ohio Illinois Arizona Florida Capitol Hill Governors California Rockefeller Reagan Jerry Brown Hugh Carey John Glenn Gary Hart Colorado Texas New South

Irish and French Come to Vermont in 1850s Rail Boom

Vermont's labor surge of the 1840s and 1850s drew 15 000 Irish and 14 000 French Canadians, plus Sicilians, to work on railroads and farms. Protestant Vermont resisted, anti Catholic sentiment rose, and Know Nothing politics briefly gained ground before subsiding as new immigrant communities reshaped the Green Mountains.

Vermont Montreal Canada Europe Perth Sterling Scotland Ryegate Barnet Caledonia County Zadock Thompson Louis de Goesbriand Burlington Council of Censors

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Bennington Banner Uncle Sam, Merchant of Death State Department U.S Chile Peru Santiago State Kissinger Saudi Arabia Faisal James Schlesinger Cyprus U.S.A Jane R. Hanks North Bennington Hartland Nursing Association Rupert Alexander T. Baldwin Carpenter Ave Northampton Mass Binnaguri Nixon James Reston N.Y Times News Service Oklahoma Herbert Hoover George Meany Afl-Cio Washington South Windham Jeremiah O’callaghan Ireland Father O'Callaghan Siberia
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