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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1974

Page

5

Vermont sportsmen face new limits after open season ends

The open season for upland game ends tonight and starting November 1 Vermont restricts small game shooting to hares rabbits and wildfowl. Other notes include a 190 pound bear killed, a magic act at Bennington High, labor disputes at Bijur Lubricating and BenMont Papers, high power rates, calls for a Vermont Power Authority, Halloween theft at a coal station, a new independent study program at Bennington High, and forecast political outcomes with Hoff. Also historical notes mark Nevada statehood in 1861 and bank closures in 1931 and a 1963 Indianapolis gas explosion with 67 deaths.

Vermont Abel W. Harrington South Shaftsbury Green Mountain East Road Shaftsbury Aladdin Bennington High School Bijur Lubricating Corporation International Printing Pressmen and Assistants Union Ben- Mont Papers Inc New England United States Marshall Dimock St. Lawrence Ralf S. Kates Robert E. Cummings Jr Robert M. Wilson Philip H. Hoff Nevada U.S. Treasury Department Indianapolis

Who Cares About Nukes In Vernon Vermont

A reader letter questions nuclear waste safety tied to the Vernon plant and argues for stopping new reactors. It cites leaks, lack of reprocessing, and fears of radioactive spread, while endorsing off shore wind projects and urging political action in Vermont ahead of elections.

Vernon William Heronemus New England National Science Foundation Jesse Denton Heronemus Cal Tech MIT The Country Journal Main St Brattleboro Vermont Gladys Lodge

When politicians become marshmallows

The piece laments the erosion of party discipline amid a rise of independents and the rise of candidate personal organizations. It notes voters doubt party labels, mocks conservatives and liberals as cultural types, and argues that moderates lack passion, fueling moral and political folly. It cites Broder and Evans and Novak, warning against nonideological voting.

David S. Broder Broder Nixon Evans and Novak Gary Hart George McGovern Hart Colorado Democratic Party Evans Novak

Candidate Proposes State Despot Run Opposing Farmers

A spoof campaign text rails against farmers and tax policy, offering to run Vermont as State Despot. The piece mocks farmers, advocates federal forms, tax favors for outsiders, and demands mandatory meetings while pledging to raise taxes for the author’s salary. It targets Burlington education funding and Washington control.

Hoaxes in Congress Prompt New Record Security

Members of the House confront hoaxes in the Congressional Record with claims falsely attributed to two colleagues. Speaker Carl Albert orders statements to be collected from a secure box in the House chamber to curb misattribution and protect the public from altered remarks in print.

House of Representatives Congressional Record Carl Albert

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