Bennington Banner Publication Details
The Bennington Banner is issued daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation located at 125 Main Street Bennington Vermont 05201.
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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1974
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is issued daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation located at 125 Main Street Bennington Vermont 05201.
The Equal Rights Amendment remains five states short of ratification as state legislatures debate its fate amid election year caution. Anti ERA lobbyists argue it upsets traditional gender roles while pro ERA backers face disunity and lukewarm backing from allies, keeping passage unlikely before the 1979 deadline but still possible.
Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz condemned Sen Hubert Humphreys suggestion to save grain by a meatless week calling it sheer nonsense He jokes about slaughtering pets and mocks the idea of one meatless day While criticizing this stance Arlington Democrat Jane Gardner avoids issues and photo calls ahead of the District 49 race against GOP Rep James Edgerton
Senate Majority Leader Mansfield presses for televised Nixon trial with cameras focused on the well and no roving reporters or anchors. He argues the public must see the proceedings firsthand, not filtered through observers or desk shots, agreeing with Minority Leader Scott at a recent meeting.
Tom Braden notes Mansfield rules would keep cameras trained on the trial rather than individual senators or commentators. The piece discusses how the rules could curb on air dull moments, prevent fill time, and preserve dignity, while noting TV demands and initial weariness of lawmakers.
The Cape Cod Planning and Development Commission warned in 1973 that without regional action, land use changes threaten the economy and jobs. The piece compares Cape Cod and Vermont, noting open space, clean water, and smart zoning as keys to attracting nonpolluting industries and preserving tourism based livelihoods. It cites proposed bylaws for cluster development, water quality studies, and a Jobs Development Council as steps to balance growth with resources.
A Burlington Free Press opinion column by F.B. Smith analyzes local policy, public sentiment, and civic questions. The piece offers perspective on governance, community issues, and calls for informed civic engagement.
A federal grand jury in Washington indicted former Treasury Secretary John Connally on bribe perjury and obstructing justice. The defense criticizes perceived bias, noting district politics and demographics favored anti Nixon indictments, calling the actions revengeful hypocrisy.
Mrs Barbara Cecil Graham a 68 year old Bragg City resident suspended her free transport service to elderly residents for medical trips after state police demanded a chauffeur license. She notes licensing laws hinder helpful neighbors though she insists the need for mobility among seniors remains.
Washington report by Dick West humorously counsels backpackers to trim gear. Advice highlights lighter pack frames with weight on elbows, dehydrated utensils to save space, and tents only if you enjoy indoor tennis. It suggests fasting meals and practical hacks for modern hikers.
The piece outlines a Republican split over Nixon and impeachment, highlighting factions, key players like Sandman Butler and Ralisback, and the White House’s fear tactics. It notes Ford Rhodes and Nixon allies weighing the party’s future toward Ford leadership or continued Watergate baggage.
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