Bennington Banner Publisher Details
The Bennington Banner operates daily except Sundays and holidays. It is published by Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street in Bennington Vermont 05201.
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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1975
Page
4
The Bennington Banner operates daily except Sundays and holidays. It is published by Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street in Bennington Vermont 05201.
The piece argues that presidential rallying harms security and urges strict federal gun regulations. It contends that uncontrolled access to firearms fuels a killer society, noting the United States leads in gun ownership and homicide rates, with states having more guns showing higher violence.
Washington lawmakers prepare to vote on a bill to alter the Hatch Act, potentially expanding partisan activity by federal employees after hours. Proponents cite merit and leave of absence for runs. opponents warn of increased union influence and political coercion risks. The 1939 act aimed to curb political activity among federal workers while protecting public welfare. The Supreme Court in 1973 upheld the ban on campaigning in federal service balancing rights and public interest.
The piece questions the fate of Patricia Hearst Lynette Fromme and Sara Jane Moore noting their bold acts against the president and bank robbery. It contrasts their backgrounds and ponders brainwashing parental influence and bail prospects while asserting rich radicals face lighter jail terms than poorer counterparts.
The disclosure that Lockheed and other American firms paid bribes to foreign officials to secure contracts caused outcry among lawmakers and much of the media. Critics urge a new federal agency to police business practices, arguing the issue fuels election year rhetoric and highlights propriety concerns amid a small fraction of firms.
The Boston Herald American argues that about 1500 NYSE and similar AMEX firms are heavily scrutinized by the SEC IRS state regulators and stockholders. It says most business people act ethically and calls for not smearing the entire sector for the actions of a few or excessive policing.
A Letter to the Editor argues the Highway Department shuts Route 7 in Pownal during peak traffic to provoke complaints and press for completing the new Super 7, citing a previous bridge closure north of Arlington as precedent and questioning officials’ motives. The writer contends this tactic aims to maximize public pressure for swift completion.
The writer questions a Route 7 closing in Pownal as a possible blackmail tactic to force a new route, entertaining the idea as conspiracy or mere annual complaints. The piece laments peak traffic disruption and speculates on hidden agendas behind the road work and delays on South Stream Road.
A flag incident at Le VANNER drew attention when the State Banner was found displayed upside down. Officials corrected the orientation, restoring proper display for the ceremony and public viewing.
The 1841 opening of the State Banner declares its aims to advocate a frugal honest government within constitutional limits. It vows support for President Harrison, opposition to political heresy, and a program of education morals and agriculture, tying its future to a strong free republic.
The Bennington Banner began as a local outgrowth of the State Banner, with a masthead eagle and flag. Its 1841 first issue reflected 1840 election passions, Daniel Webster speeches on Stratton Mountain, and the rise of William Henry Harrison to the presidency.
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