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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1976
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is issued daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corp located at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont 05201.
The piece notes Jimmy Carter's nuanced stance on abortion during his presidential bid, stressing personal opposition yet neutrality on a constitutional amendment. Catholic bishops press him to oppose abortion, while Ford signals support, yet public opinion favors restraint from amendments and backing Carter's complex position.
Polly Bradley of New Hampshire Audubon highlights three getchas of non-returnable bottles and cans. She argues they hit consumer pockets first by higher per unit costs, then hit taxpayers through trash pickup and disposal fees, with a final fiscal impact on public funds.
Bradley argues no deposit schemes shift litter costs onto others and waste energy. He cites Oregon and Vermont leading the way with returnable bottle laws and calls for a national policy to oppose no deposit, no return, and scarce resource use.
A letter argues independent wealth reduces bribe risk for U S Senate hopeful Scott Skinner while warning against assuming incorruptibility. It proposes diverting college funds to a scholarship plan for a year off college and notes Ford era Justice Department ties to Henry Kissinger amid the Halperin suit.
A Raleigh Chronicle summary notes the Nixon White House era leaks and wiretaps affecting Kissinger aides including Halperin. Questions linger who ordered taps and who kept Halperin’s line open after his move to private work. U.S. Justice Department hints Kissinger bypass memo surfaced. The piece riffs on presidential infighting and a satirical jab about vitamin pills and leaves.
Claire Wilson Eleanora Faison and John McCleod with 176 others were jailed at Seabrook New Hampshire site Aug 22 for criminal trespass as part of a civil disobedience to oppose a nuclear power plant. The letter vows to protect future generations and cites past nonviolent actions.
Welcoming dry weather this week aids digging and drying potatoes and other vegetables. The guide covers home sun and stove top drying, building metal trays, hanging racks, blanching times for various produce, and how to test doneness. It stresses storage in cool, dark spaces, moisture checks, and rehydration steps for use in recipes.
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