Bennington Banner Publisher Details
The Bennington Banner, published daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street, Bennington, Vermont 05201.
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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1973
Page
2
The Bennington Banner, published daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street, Bennington, Vermont 05201.
Editorial notes McGovern warning that Nixon could face impeachment if he defies a court order to turn over Watergate tapes. Polls show McGovern gaining strength. McGovern criticizes Nixon's privilege claim and links impeachment to possible court defiance, signaling growing public patience wearing thin.
The piece criticizes Senator Aiken for blaming oil interests for opposition to nuclear power. It argues he offers no evidence and ignores warnings from experts about nuclear risks. It notes Senator Baker acknowledged potential dangers and urges Aiken to provide proof.
Editor recalls parade crowd gripes about bands stopping before crowds. A North Street poster urged a North Street Reviewing Stand with a Main Street site. Mention of Houghton Lane access to Route 7 and a proposed $15 million north-south road project potentially halted.
Charlotte A. Foucher argues against the fair market reappraisal for Bennington property taxes claiming it shifts tax burden to the middle class and small business. She questions the cost of the appraisal, criticizes underling delinquent collections, and urges income based taxation over broad increases.
A reader cites Prof William E Heranemus of the University of Massachusetts proposing offshore wind farms and ocean thermal differences to generate electricity and hydrogen. The method would supply energy with minimal environmental impact, avoiding nuclear or fossil fuels and reducing pollution while recycling water to energy. The letter argues this approach preserves liberty and questions political aims, closing with a note from Unice Smith in Arlington.
A Brelington Free Press item notes that pursuit by a policeman adds intensity to digging or delving activities. The piece frames the figure of law enforcement as an inescapable observer who alters mood and pace.
The Bennington Fire Department extends thanks to organizations and individuals who supported the 1973 Battle Day weekend. The note praises department members volunteers and area visitors for contributions to the event and community pride.
The Bennington 4-H Drama Club presents The Wizard of Oz at MAUHS Auditorium August 21 to 23 at 7 30 PM for a small donation to support family entertainment in Senmington Old Bennington. The club notes fewer recent family movies and aims to ease the shortage with wholesome plays for all ages.
A reader questions President Nixon about Watergate era choices and accountability. The piece argues Nixon must admit fault, engage critics, and seek bipartisan action to lead the nation through the coming crisis, noting potential paths a different president might take.
Birds flourish in late summer as Indigo bunting and scarlet tanager appear near the pond. The 56th Annual Farmers Day Exhibition, Wilmington Fair, is set for next Saturday August 25, inviting entries from Dover Halifax Marlboro Stamford Searsburg Stamford South Newfane Whitingham Williamsville and Wilmington. Exhibits span needlework crafts baked goods canning and livestock with advanced entries for horse show directed to Edwin Schwartz. The piece notes nostalgia, rural charm, and a community day for all ages focused on traditional fair fare and gatherings.
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