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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1975
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont 05201.
The piece argues Congress should not weaken NEPA by letting states handle impact statements. It warns premature changes could raise environmental dangers and mislead Vermonters about Route 7 plans, stressing need for federal overview and clear, well planned road improvements.
The Milwaukee Journal reports E J Kahn’s synthesis from the 1970 census showing a typical family as white, age 44 for the man and 41 for the woman, with 12.2 years of education and 2.35 children. They own 1.25 cars and 96 percent of a TV, live in a five room suburban house worth about 17000 dollars, with income about 9867 dollars annually. yet such a family cannot exist in real life.
Letter to The Banner celebrates Mount Anthony high school's symphony orchestra for a memorable performance at the Music Educators National Conference Eastern Division in Philadelphia on April 21. Conductor Daniel Antoui receives praise for leadership. guest artists Roman Totenburg and Harold Coletta deliver Mozart Concertante. Community support for school music is urged as a learning and joy-bringing experience.
A letter to the Banner lauds Vermont for passing a bill that requires legislative approval before building any atomic energy plant. It notes rising safety concerns, cites national debates, and mentions proposed moratoriums and pending legislation in several states and in Congress. The author argues costs and dangers rise with nuclear energy and supports wind solar and geothermal alternatives.
The column argues that liberal critics and campus intellectuals deny the Domino Theory while noting shifts in East Asia. It cites U N changes, Suez, Israel, and Middle East passes, the Third World’s dwindling US clout, and Russia and China’s long range aims. It ends by suggesting Bill Walton ponder Spengler.
In a Washington reflection, Thieu and Nixon are recalled as forced out figures whose resignations and overstay shaped Vietnam policy. The author compares Thieu and Nixon, notes mistrust and failed peace efforts, and calls for a moral U.S. response while questioning current leadership and Congressional agency. The piece critiques Nixon Kissinger dynamics, Thieu’s mistrust, and the lingering impact of 1968–1977 decisions on Southeast Asia.
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