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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1975
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is issued daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation located at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont 05201.
A reflective, opinionated piece critiques Henry Kissinger and the Vietnam era policy, arguing peace only comes after protracted conflict and urging a new path to peace. It condemns U S actions, war’s costs, and the need for nonmilitary means to secure enduring harmony.
Spring thoughts rise as bright days yield to cool nights and wood smoke fills the air. In Vermont eyes enjoy new grass and fresh earth while birds, streams, and peepers mark the season. Bare arms and open walks capture a gentle mood shared by neighbors ending winter.
The piece urges readers to study town plan and zoning bylaws in The Banner for informed discussion. It reflects on Saigon war coverage, noting remaining American reporters and the risks they faced, highlighting Cronkite era television reporting, censorship absence, and the casualties among journalists and troops.
Lee A. Iacocca, president of Ford Motor Co., voices hope in Boston on the eve of the 200th anniversary of the shot heard round the world. He notes the lantern in the church tower may require a special fuel allocation and an environmental impact statement.
A reflective piece honoring war correspondents from Life, UPI, AP, NBC, CBS and others who died or reported on Vietnam. It credits journalists like Neil Sheehan, Halberstam, Hersh, Just and Oberdorfer with shaping public understanding, noting risks, biases, and the impact on policy and democracy.
Profiles recount Vermont's World War II role with 50 000 volunteers, 1 230 killed, 3 870 wounded and a prewar sense of armed conflict. Key figures include Maj. Gen. Leonard Wing and Gov. William H. Wills, with Rendova and Ipo Dam campaigns noted and a call to preserve this state story.
In a Mt. Anthony Union High School auditorium visit, a blue seat area reveals a carousel on stage built by student Pat Ehler with over a month of work. The project involves many students, with the music department backing and Al Bachus directing, following last year's Sound of Music. Chips Tilgner, another student, helps with a house build while serving as student director.
A 19th century New England fishing village setting unfolds from 1873 to 1888 as the school allocates lavish costumes for a high standard show. Lead cast includes Dave Donahue Celeste Sausville Heidi Coxsee Tom Winslow Chris Higgins Sue Chirelli John La Pierre and Sue Sorenson. Music by Richard Rodgers lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein. Performances May 8 9 10 at Walker Morg...
A Vermonter, a University of Vermont student and VPIRG trustee responds to a Rutland Herald letter by Mr. Lawrence Keyes. He cites VPIRG’s student funding, campus research efforts, and calls out mischaracterizations while noting public action and campus admissions events at 26 State St Montpelier with a 2 p.m. Saturday gathering and admission prices.
Vermont Republicans consider Lola Aiken as a sure winner for governor promising thrift, common sense and integrity in state government. By Underhill George Abbott.
Israel Shenker writes in the New York Times about Thomas Jefferson’s design influence on the University of Virginia and the rotunda. The fire of 1895 led to reconstruction by a wary architect, costing 2.2 million dollars, with plans to revert to Jeffersonian interiors. The anecdote of the janitor underscores campus humor as the rotunda remains a landmark.
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