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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1973
Page
2
The Bennington Banner operates daily except Sundays and holidays under Banner Publishing Corp at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont 05201.
A Vermont opinion piece questions Dr James Kinsey's plans for a wildlife attraction near Weston. It argues such tourist gimmicks clash with Vermont's environment, cites Seashell City and Santa's Land as contrasts, and warns of hidden credibility gaps and potential roadside zoo risks. It suggests the project could resemble gaudy coastal attractions like Lake George or Coney Island rather than fitting Weston.
The Air Force code of honor is questioned as officers allegedly falsified reports on Cambodian bombings. Maj Hal M Knight, a former officer and West Point graduate, spoke in a Senate hearing, asserting his oath to the Constitution rather than to the military. Knight's stance contrasts with criticisms from Sen Strom Thurmond.
A Dorset reader defends Charles Bonenti, praising his reporting but criticizing his shift into art criticism. The letter cites Bonenti’s Hay Fever theatre review at the Dorset Playhouse and praises Jane Cecil’s performance, noting the audience’s genuine applause and enjoyment.
A defense of the Caravan Players charges drama critic Bonenti with sloppy reporting and sensationalism. It praises Fred and Patricia Marmichael for 25 years of village theater under minimal means and calls for genuine laughter and fair appraisal. Dorset. UE
Fragmentary poem describes a moonlit meadow with a tempting flirtatious mood. Night dances with moonbeams on a scintillating skirt as fireflies scatter spangles near Sacred Heart Convent.
A Washington writer recalls iconic moments from American history seen from the capital. Vivid scenes include FDRs burial, Jack Kennedy's funeral, Pearl Harbor aftermath, and civic figures like Albert Fall and Borah, reflecting on democracy and memory.
The piece contrasts past and present politics through anecdotes about presidents and press culture. It cites Watergate era reflections, executive privilege debates, and Lincoln era committee interactions, highlighting a shift from republican restraint to a monarchical, sensational public tone. It notes Nixon era chaos, media dynamics, and enduring questions about ethics and governance.
An aging pair finally wed after years together and decide to honeymoon. On the first two nights they hold hands and sleep. On the third night the bride asks for relief from a headache, ending the tale with a humorous twist.
A satirical critique argues Watergate arose from group effort Rather than Nixon alone, labeling paranoia as a political tool and noting contrasting views from liberal critics The piece references Oswald Sirhan and ideological tensions with a skeptical, provocative tone.
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