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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1973
Page
2
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by the Banner Publishing Corporation located at 42h Main Street Bennington Vermont 05201. The notice lists the publisher and geographic service area for the Vermont newspaper.
Nixon shifts away from sweeping immunity claims as public pressure and investigative reporting push toward full airing of Watergate facts. Critics say his change comes from events spiraling out of control, aided by journalists and independent judgment, not inner principle.
A Vermont op ed notes Bennington and Manchester selectmen favor men for planning posts, denying qualified women. It argues women should be nominated and elected in March races to counter gender bias and uphold the 19th amendment. The piece condemns town fathers for minority appointments and urges action by women voters.
The essay lauds Nixon's Watergate handling as a firm, fronted stand, praising his forceful denouncement of cover ups and viewing his move as a timely, corrective action. It weighs reactions from supporters and critics, notes political lessons, and frames the president as central to a rising standard of civil debate and accountability.
Reader urges researchers to preserve fetuses longer to use them as non human experimental subjects. Argues NIH ban risks converting non humans to humans and wasting potential research material. Calls for letters to Dr. Robert Berliher at the National Institutes of Health in Bethesda, Maryland.
A Bannert Tam editor writes as a 13 year old observer urging sanctuaries to save wildlife. He proposes using 100 acre parcels for sale to create about 11 180 acres in Vermont at an estimated five million dollars, with political help. Calls for letters under 200 words and limited signatures.
The author argues the FDA diet supplement crackdown harms consumers and urges writing to Rep Hosmer to back House bill WLR.643 which would separate dietary supplements from drugs under the FD&C Act, potentially rescinding the FDA order published Jan 19 1978. The piece lists vitamins such as B6 E C and claims about diet plans and famous authors. It notes various groups use vitamins for health and weight loss. It ends with a call to contact Sen Stafford.
A Dartmouth analysis argues federal aid subsidizes scholarships for the poor while driving tuition up for all, squeezing the middle class. It notes four programs, including Education Opportunity Grants and the National Direct Student Loan, and cites high costs at the college. The piece argues middle-class families face tough choices and may opt for state universities.
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