Bennington Banner Publisher and Format Note
The Bennington Banner is issued daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation located at 125 Main Street in Bennington Vermont. It serves as the official local newspaper for the Bennington area with community notices, schedules, and regional news.
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Justice comes to Kent State editorial bias and indictments
The Kent State shootings indictments show Watergate’s reach into justice not politics. Nixon’s restraint of the Justice Department delayed accountability, then reform began with Richardson and grand jury probes. The writer argues such indictments help restore law over time. The piece voices concerns about televised impeachment debates and how transparency interacts with congressional rules.
Impeachment by Television Sparks Heated Debate
The piece weighs televising an impeachment as a people’s business and a democracy lesson versus risks of turning proceedings into a television spectacle. It cautions about divided public mood, camera pressure on lawmakers, and global scrutiny, urging careful timely consideration.
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Mike Mansfield
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Attic rummage and birds greet spring in Vermont
A mixed flock of grackles, starlings, redpolls and others skates across icy skies while the author imagines a spring rummage sale amid cluttered closets. Memories of inheritance, old costumes, and keepsakes fill the attic as the piece shifts to a political note on Peter Rodino and Nixon impeachment pressures.
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Rodino Pushes Slow Pace On Nixon Impeachment
The article portrays Representative Rodino and New Jersey politics amid impeachment talks. Waldie accuses the White House of stalling while Rodino favors measured steps and patience. Rodino recalls Johnson’s impeachment as a cautionary precedent, stressing fairness and thoroughness. A Texan-themed quip reflects regional gunny humor in the gasoline shortage era.
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Nixon
New Jersey
Four Dead at Kent State as National Guardsmen Faced Rioters
F B Smith recalls the Kent State campus riot nearly four years ago. Ideology fueled violence as the ROTC building burned. National Guardsmen protected the public, and four people died. A state grand jury later absolved the Guardsmen and indicted 25 individuals.
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Kent State Guardsmen Indicted Years After Riot
A federal grand jury has indicted eight Guardsmen from the Kent State riot after most charges were dropped on legal grounds. The author denounces the proceedings as a travesty of justice and accuses ideologues of shifting blame from rioters to the guardsmen, arguing the story continues toward a broader moral struggle.
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Daniel Ellsberg
Justice at Kent State Sees Belated Accountability
The Kent State shootings case resurfaces as a grand jury indicts eight National Guardsmen, after years of debates over justice. A Michigan or Ohio context recalls Mitchell, Richardson, and Pottinger pushing for action despite earlier outcomes. The FBI report later challenged the guardsmen’s self defense claim, asserting fabricated danger after the event.
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Kent State University
Nixon
Department of Justice
Kent State
John Mitchell
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Mitchell
Justice Department
Elliot Richardson
J. Stanley Pottinger
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Ohio State Grand
Thank you for volunteers at MAYAA wrestling concession
A Letter To The Editor from The Banner expresses gratitude to numerous volunteers who worked the Mt. Anthony Youth Athletic Association food concession at the MAYAA wrestling tournament. The note emphasizes all aid was voluntary and lists involved individuals.
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Tournament thanks and acknowledgments from MAYAA group
John C. Reed secretary treasurer of MAYAA thanks the Senior Citizens Ladies Group Leo Dana Hank Tenney Jack Coyne Adrian Lane and MAYAA town basketball team for their help. Special thanks to Madkour's Market and McDonald's for donations.
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