Bennington Banner Publisher Notes
The Bennington Banner is published by WUAMNBI PUBLISHING CORPORATION at 5 Main Street Bennington Vermont 05201. The notice appears in the local newspaper distribution schedule excluding Sundays and holidays.
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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1973
Page
2
The Bennington Banner is published by WUAMNBI PUBLISHING CORPORATION at 5 Main Street Bennington Vermont 05201. The notice appears in the local newspaper distribution schedule excluding Sundays and holidays.
A New York Times guest editorial accuses President Nixon and his inner circle of concealing misconduct in 1972. It details allegations of illegal wiretaps, document destruction, burglaries, and pressure campaigns to raise cash, urging candor and immediate reform. The piece portrays Nixon surrounded by unworthy aides and calls for accountability.
A column uses a domestic metaphor to describe Brezhnev restructuring the Politburo before a Moscow summit with Nixon. It notes Shelest’s demotion, the rise of Andropov and Grechkov, and hints at Western tech needs and grain issues affecting negotiations.
A columnist argues taxes consume five months of income, citing Milton Friedman’s 40 percent rate. He suggests June 1 marks self-employment, critiques energy policy, recalls Detroit pricing, and notes tax exemptions and venture capital. Comparisons to Britain and Sweden frame Nixon’s popularity amid tax burden control.
A lengthy Washington memo decries the NixonAdministration scandal and its fallout. It links a $200000 cash handoff to Maurice Stans with Securities and Exchange Commission pressure, recalls Haldeman’s California committee, and argues public morality declined after wars, urging Congress to reform budgets while laments grow over presidents’ powers and coverups.
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