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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1973
Page
2
The Bennington Banner is issued daily except Sundays and holidays by the Wanner Publishing Corporation located at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont 05201.
The Guest Editorial argues Act 230 set a future environmental control path and Act 250 solidified. It notes public skepticism and strong backing from developers while warning a too weak plan risks harming Vermont. The piece highlights environmental aims versus land speculation and intergenerational concerns.
The Forest Service seeks four management areas for 987000 acres in the Green Mountains and White Mountains. Area 1 covers 64 percent for dispersed recreation and timber, Area 2 for intensive use, Area 3 for family outings, Area 4 for solitude with minimal timbering. The approach emphasizes multi use, public input, and future planning for government land.
Editor notes promote tonight's gathering to launch a comprehensive booster club at Mt Anthony Union High School MAUIUS. The aim is to involve parents and friends in a wide range of activities beyond athletics, strengthening school and community relations.
A Washington opinion piece critiques the dollar devaluation and the era’s “New Pragmatism” as a cover for failed macro policies. It argues that U S management labor relations exports and democratic processes have suffered devaluation, with deficits rising from 2 billion to nearly 47 billion, and warns Congress and the President are not aligned on core problems.
The piece argues the dollar crisis and budget fights distract from deeper questions of national purpose. It invokes Walter Lippmann and Keynes to claim economic debates are secondary to our philosophic aims. The excerpt cites John Maynard Keynes and Thomas Huxley on sublimity and national direction in the face of rapid change.
The story recounts French efforts to colonize the Champlain Valley, outlining seigniories along the St Lawrence River and Lake Champlain, with Fort St Frederick at Crown Point, early settlements near Windmill Point, Chimney Point, and the later destruction by the British in 1750. It notes Sieur Gilles Hocquart grant bounds, Peter Kalm the Swedish naturalist, and references to Canadian archives and the Canadian Historical Association.
Barkington Prez Press notes insecurity leads to habit of resetting wristwatch whenever a clock disagrees with it. The piece comments on personal doubt and routine.
A reader reflects at length on the heated social debate over women's admission to colleges, privacy, and morality. The piece likens a New Haven encounter with a bold young woman to a modern cultural clash, questions generational shifts, and criticizes hyporisy while defending personal privacy and ethical standards.
A family joke ends in twins a boy and a girl after the younger brother prayed for a sibling. The boy told his father he stopped praying when he did and the twins arrived.
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