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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1974
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation located at 125 Main Street, Bennington, Vermont 05201.
A Texas congresswoman frames impeachment as a test of the Constitution and national greatness. Other lawmakers urge sober reflection, not gloating, while praising the legal system as it works toward a constitutional outcome. The piece links leadership, law, and resilience in a period of national crisis.
Letter to The Banner highlights Mount Anthony Union High School achievements and future steps. Notable items include improved custodial turnover, complete book tagging for a scanning system, field resurfacing, track surface pending fence work, and a proposed master plan. Reports cite low faculty turnover, no grievances, high student activity, and new student faculty forum replacing the student senate.
In Middlebury a reporter finds businessmen and officials offering mixed views on the economy and politics amid Nixon's State of the Union remarks. Investors predict cautious near term action, campaign costs rise, and political futures grow touted by various professionals.
In Bennington the Little League All Stars won the District 2 title at Bellows Falls with strong community support noted. Coaches Jack Coyne and Bill Bruso, their wives and families, and all league volunteers are thanked for hours of behind the scenes work. A next game in Brattleboro for the Vermont state championship is set for Aug 3, with the community urged to attend. letters to the editor welcome.
Tom Braden notes a day of frantic diplomacy as Henry Kissinger orchestrates a cease-fire strategy by phone. He secures tacit Turkish trust, coordinates with France and Britain, and stays in touch with the Soviet Union and President Nixon. The piece likens Kissinger to a boy savoring a win, highlighting his cautious optimism and war-avoidant prudence.
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