Bennington Banner Editorials Daily Publication Note
The Bennington Banner published daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corp at 125 Main Street Bennington Vermont 05201. This notice indicates the newspaper's publication schedule and corporate details for readers and advertisers.
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Carter era ethics and Truman contrasts spark Atlantic debate
The piece argues Carter's Playboy interview echoes Harry Truman while criticizing U S politicians for discussing private morals. It weighs Sweden's 44 years of Social Democratic rule, Falldin's rise, nuclear power debates, high taxes, and Sweden's living costs, forecasting a shift toward a center coalition without big policy changes.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Social Democrats
Sweden
Europe
Ingmar Bergman
Thorbjorn Falldin
Center Party
Falldin
Olof Palme
Palme
Stockholm
Oslo
Norway
Center
America
Vermont editor's note on fall and seasons
Editor reflects on autumn arriving in Vermont with crisp nights and vivid colors. Describes a strange summer of cold, floods, and rapid time, wondering if winter will bring more surprises and what lies ahead.
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Sunrise to Sunset How it used to be
George B Gordon reflects on Jamaica Vermont history drawn from Hometown Jamaica a pictorial history. He highlights earliest settlement patterns flood plagued river sites log schools churches and roads and notes recent flood damage on Ball Mountain Brook. Carter campaign miscues cited as political analysis.
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Jamaica
Vermont
Mark Worthen
West River Valley
East
West River
Back Street
Ball Mountain
Carter’s campaign boners and Nixon-like tactics critique
The piece critiques Carter’s campaign speeches and press interactions as missteps that echo Nixon’s political craft. It argues his dual appeals to different audiences appear insincere, diminishing trust while comparing Ford’s steadier presidency to Carter’s public missteps. The essay also segues into Jamaica’s historical economy and a reflection on race dynamics in politics.
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Averell Harriman
Moscow
Brezhnev
Soviet Union
U.S
Harriman
Kremlin
Eric Sevareid
Carter
Harry Truman
Politburo
Truman
Ted Mack
Gerald Ford
The
New Republic
TRB
Unce Gude
Thomas Pendergast
Kansas City Machine
FBI
Clarence Kelley
Nixon
Republic
Washington
Jimmy Carter
Catholic Bishops
Richard Nixon
Bennington Car Show Thanks Honored Volunteers and Sponsors
The Letter To The Editor from The Banner expresses gratitude from the Greater Bennington Chamber of Commerce for the 10th Annual Antique and Classic Car Show’s success. It lists volunteers and sponsors including Will Goyette, Jim Schmidt, Irene Schmidt, Sal Santarcalangelo, Wes Mook, John Kennedy, Ted Bird, Bennington Museum, Green Mountain Chapter, and many local businesses and donors.
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Greater
Bennington
John Cahill
Dick Bower
Jay Hesselgrave
Bernie Bellemare
Wes Mook
Steve Leonard
John Kennedy Jr
Jim
Helen Ross
Dick Gordon
Bruce Beh
Tourist Bureau
Peter Cook
Bennington Museum
Cliff French
Jay
Joan Zwynenburg
John O’hearn
Green Mountain
New Englander Motor Inn
Atkins and Gould
Hemmings Motor News
the Gift Garden
Bennington Potters
Catamount National Bank
Bird’s, Inc
Shultz Jewelers
Bennington Garage
DeMarco’s Sporting Goods
Evan’s News
Union Carbide
Stanley Tools
House At
Blue Hill
Globe Union
Business World
Kelley Oil Inc
Bennington Bookshop
Thanks for the Help From Dozens of Local Supporters
David J. Newell, executive director of Commerce Bennington, extends thanks to a long list of community figures and groups including Giard, Bob Brezney, Al Krawzyk, Paul Bohne, Bob and Betty Paul, Ed Chapman, Vermont Linens, Dick Hunt, Andy Harrington, the Elks Club, Bennington Elks, Eagles, Moose, The Banner, WBTN, Pennysaver, Wes Bump, Gil Mattison, Chief Bill Fox, Sheriff Maloney, Dave Corey, the airport staff, Fairdale Farms, Suburban Propane, Mike Walker, Dave Frederickson, Orwin Koonz, Heritage House staff, St Peters, local churches, Cy Bluto, Al Morrison, New Car Dealers Association, Mort Cross, Al Newton, Lee Mollica, Harry Johnson, John Page, Sue Bee, Katherine Marsden, Darlene Jones, Joe Miner, John Thomason, Tom Hubbell, Jim Lasher, Larry Kalkowski, Jim Santarcangelo, Jeff Santarcangelo, Bob Wagner, Joe Joseph, Tom Morgan, Buzz Newell, Dick Jones, Bob Astoroni, Larry Gould, Dave and Rich Pierce, Scott Drummond and spouse, Bob Eastman, John Rich, Glen Comar, Jeff Corey, Tom Bailey, Al Jones, Wayne Martin, Walt Lapham, Harry Coulter, Steve Adams, Len Nichols, Jeff Parkman and John Proud for weather care.
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Giard
Bob Brezney
al Krawzyk
Paul Bohne
Bob
Betty Paul
Carol
Ed Chapman
Vermont Linens
Dick Hunt
Andy Harrington
Highway Garage
Elks Club
Bennington Club
Eagles Club
Moose Club
The
Banner
WBTN
Pennysaver
Wes Bump
Gil Mattison
Bill Fox
Sheriff Maloney
Dave Corey
Fairdale Farms
Mike Walker
Dave Frederickson
Orwin Koonz
Heritage House
Dave Mackie
St. Peters
Methodist
2Nd Congregational
Cy Bluto
al Morrison
New Car Dealers Association
Mort Cross
al Newton
Lee Mollica
Harry Johnson
John Page
Sue-Bee
Katherine Marsden
Darlene Jones
Joe Miner
John Thomason
Tom Hubbell
Jim Lasher
Larry Kalkowski
Jim Santarcangelo
Jeff Santarcangelo
Bob Wagner
Joe Joseph
Tom Morgan
Buzz Newell
Dick Jones
Bob Astorini
Larry Gould
Dave
Rich Pierce
Scott Drummond
Bob Eastman
John Rich
Glen Comar
Jeff Corey
Tom Bailey
al Jones
Wayne Martin
Walt Lapham
Harry Coulter
Steve Adams
Len Nichols
Jeff Parkman
John Proud
Bus nearly collides with car on Shaftsbury road
Dorothy G Belniak reports a dangerous incident on Myers Road Shaftsbury when a school bus swerved to avoid her car and pushed it off the road. She criticized Mt Anthony Union High School and Sullivan Bus Lines for lack of accountability and response.
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Myers Road
Shaftsbury
Mt. Anthony Union High School
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