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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1974
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by the Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street, Bennington Vermont 05201.
The piece argues U S funding cuts did not halt Cambodia bombing, and Phnom Penh remains under Lon Nol amid outside manipulation by China, Vietnam, and Washington. It cites refugee flows, economic ruin, and civilian casualties exceeding 50 000 as the war drags on for strategic aims.
The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety warns smaller cars and lower speeds do not guarantee fewer accidents or injuries. While holiday fatalities fell from last year, future energy-crisis factors could raise tolls. Smaller cars raise single vehicle crashes and injuries. weight loss and more occupants affect braking and safety.
A voiced letter from Underhill Center urges support for a Tuesday rally on January 15 at 11 a.m. in Montpelier’s statehouse by striking construction workers. It highlights 18 months on the picket lines, backs the governors panel findings on bad-faith bargaining, and calls for labor protections, prevailing wages, six-month settlement deadlines, and binding arbitration to back organized labor.
Professor David R. Inglis argues nuclear plants are not proved safe and warns of potential catastrophic accidents. He urges shifting funding to solar wind geothermal and ocean thermal options and stresses vigorous development of alternatives alongside restrained consumption.
A Vermont sports essay laments rising fuel costs and their impact on hunting and fishing. It warns of tighter licenses, quieter lakes, fewer out-of-state visitors, and possible bans on river bulldozing, urging local stream cleanup and smarter land use to preserve fishing for Vermonters.
Washington notes a surge of sympathy for James St Clair, the Boston lawyer tapped to defend President Nixon. The piece argues a lawyer’s trust hinges on client candor, comparing past counsel failures to a possible shift if St Clair gains full access to the White House’s hidden facts. It questions whether Nixon will share the full story to allow a solid defense.
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