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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1974
Page
5
In a pointed critique the writer mocks Vermont legislature’s endless lawmaking urging the state to surrender to federal aid and rest. She jokes about abolishing laws and reprinting two sets of laws one plain for all and another opaque for lawyers, proposing a satirical reform and a tongue in cheek run for office.
The Vermont Office on Aging explains a 65 plus resident can obtain a permanent hunting and fishing license for 1.75 dollars from the Vermont Fish and Game Department. A Green Mountain Passport provides lifetime free admission to state parks and historic sites, with application through a town clerk and a 2 dollar fee. The card includes emergency and medical information and is not valid for camping or private museums.
The Chicago session is hailed by two Nixon supporters as a turning point toward recovery from Watergate, yet polls show Nixon at a low 25 percent. The piece notes Nixon launched a people-focused campaign, with critics doubting if openness can offset Watergate and impeachment momentum. Sperling weighs whether the public mood supports a comeback.
Howitzer Co inspection readiness cited as Armory redecoration proceeds with CWA funding and National Guard material supply. River of local items follows from swimming feats to theatre events, a clerkly roundup of local arts, church news, school plans, and national history milestones on a single page.
Morton C. Paulson argues in The National Observer that streaking signals liberal principles, while Ed contends it mocks the Establishment. The piece satirically contrasts liberal views on wealth sharing with conservative critiques, urging readers to embrace the spectacle as a social comment rather than indecency.
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