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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1974

Page

5

Fire at Hotel Bennington destroys building after 4

Harry J. Cole proprietor of Hotel Bennington says the blaze possibly started in chimneys and swept through the second and third floors destroying the structure. He estimates damages around 50 000 dollars. New Year's ice and sleet created dangerous travel conditions on area roads.

Harry J. Cole Hotel Bennington Cole

Gasoline Famine and The Politics of Sacrifice In 1970s America

The New Republic essay argues that an energy shortage will hit the United States hard and strain government credibility. It compares fuel restrictions to a harsh winter and notes how heating needs expose inequality. Representative Charles Rangel criticizes perceived double standards in presidential travel and sacrifice.

Nixon Charles Rangel Central East Harlem Rangel General Accounting Office Key Biscayne San Clemente Camp David

Almanac for 1974 It could happen here

The almanac notes a volatile year with political fights and energy worries. It cites President Nixon calling for a 40 mile per hour limit, mass weather events, and strong partisan battles as the nation navigates inflation, fuel shortages, and public discontent. It also highlights sports moments like the Celtics beating the Knicks and a Watergate era context shaping public events across the year.

The next Kissinger and the NSC outlook

Washington assesses the pool of potential successors to Kissinger as national security adviser. Names include Al Haig, Helmut Sonnenfeldt, Zbigniew Brzezinski, Anthony Lake, Richard Allen, Ed Hamilton, Richard Holbrooke, Winston Lord, Ben Read, Henry Owen, Richard Neustadt, Dorothy Fosdick, Don Rumsfeld, and others. The piece argues the next adviser should avoid eclipsing the president and focus on steady, trust-building leadership.

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