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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1977

Page

4

Bennington Banner publication details

The Bennington Banner is issued daily except Sundays and holidays by the Banner Publishing Corporation at 125 Main Street, Bennington Vermont 05201.

The Banner Publishing Corporation Main Street Bennington Vermont

Rape redefined as assault under new Vermont law

A Bennington area rape case prompts praise for police and officials, highlighting swift, compassionate handling and support to the victim. The article notes the case as the first under Vermont's new statute classifying rape as assault, crediting advocates and the legislature for advancing gender equality and reporting.

Bennington Hoosick N.Y William Bryan John Behan Bryan William Fox Vermont Governor’s Commission On

Vermont Edits for Metric Road Aims for Public Workshops

Editors note mixed reactions greet metric system in Vermont with faith and fear. Vermont establishes a Metric Council to guide adoption as workshops rise this fall at Southern Vermont College with course credit from Southern Vermont College Castleton University and UVM.

Federal crackdown cites gun control gains in three cities

The Concentrated Urban Enforcement program boosted federal agents in Washington Chicago and Boston to trace guns linked to crime and crack down on dealers. Over the past year gun crimes fell 21 percent in those cities while national declines were 14 percent, supporting tighter national gun controls amid recent violent incidents.

U.S Washington Chicago Boston Congress Carter Administration New York City New Jersey

Gun controls move to curb flow of guns into cities

The piece argues that lax areas feed gun crime in stricter cities, citing 80 percent traced weapons bought outside the cities. It urges federal action to ban cheap handguns and tighten sale rules, warning that lax controls threaten the public and calling for prompt national laws.

United States Carter Congress Carter Administration Washington

Should Beame Take All The Blame

A Cambridge opinion piece argues Beame acted with a basic instinct to save city services amid 1974 75 payroll funding peril. It criticizes bankers underwriters and the faithless handling of bad securities while urging national support and fuller disclosure of New Yorks dire finances. John Kenneth Galbraith is quoted as noting economic complexity and the need for federal aid.

New York Abe Beame Barry Farber Buckley Securities and Exchange Commission Washington David Rockefeller Walter Winston Potomac Hubert Humphrey White House Treasury Gracie Mansion

Wilderness longing and the loss of Vermont’s roadless lands

A study by the U.S. Forest Service aims to identify remaining Vermont roadless areas for possible future wilderness designation. Strong personal memories recount the allure of untouched forests, the harsh realities of earlier timber camps, and a warning that wilderness cannot be restored by map outlines.

U.S. Forest Service Vermont Lye Brook Bristol Cliffs Forest Service Bob Marshall Forestry Western Pacific California

Oldcastle director leads drama workshop at Southern Vermont College

In The Banner letters column, readers learn Oldcastle director Eric Petersen will run a community drama workshop at Southern Vermont College this fall. The seven BREF sponsored workshops offer enjoyment or college credit through Castleton State or UVM, covering art history music history dance world religions child development and more.

Oldcastle Eric Petersen Southern Vermont College BREF Castleton State UVM

Workshops at SVC Bible with noted artists

At Southern Vermont College on Monday Sept 12 at 7 p.m. a workshop event invites artists to meet instructors Esther Brown Bernie Bandman Matthew Broadbent Leo Hourihan Randall Krum Sue Sgor bati and Eric. Representatives from BREF Castleton State College and Southern Vermont will answer questions and may enroll attendees.

Esther Brown Bernie Bandman Matthew Broadbent Leo Hourihan Randall Krum Sue Sgorbati Eric Southern Vermont College BREF Castleton State College Southern Vermont

Letter to editor thanks citizens for support in Bennington

Dear Citizens of Bennington the writer thanks you for your support and continued diligence in expediting the legal hassles over our problem. David E Mackie Four Squires Restaurant expresses appreciation for Route 7 issues and community response.

Bennin David E. Mackie Four Squires Bennington

Calvin Coolidge Says and the Nothing to Say Rule

A columnist reflects on Calvin Coolidge as the most successful syndicated writer, paid well for a brief year, who quit because he felt he had covered all subjects. The piece argues that many media figures never reach that point and keep speaking. The author muses about taking a vacation to replenish ideas.

Calvin Coolidge Coolidge New York Times New York Herald Tribune Emerald Isle St. Patrick Ireland United States

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