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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1973
Page
2
The Bennington Banner is issued daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corp at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont 05201.
Editorial argues Cox seeks to limit public hearings or coverage to secure fair pretrial conditions. It defends continued Senate scrutiny, urges televised exposure with safeguards, and stresses the public and future justice depend on exposing and punishing offenders.
In Mt. Anthony Union, overcrowding and costs persist despite discipline and regimentation. The community hears of administrative strain, a new track, and a football coach, yet student education and spirit lag. The Brattleboro Reformer urges school board unity among administrators, faculty, students, and parents to address core educational growth.
A Mt. Anthony Union High School English teacher resigns effective June 1973. The letter cites loss of joy and rising politics, advocating for a humanistic, exploratory approach over standardized tests and rigid curricula. The author laments a shift from inspiring innovation to a regents style, urging understanding from students and board members.
A letter to the editor from North Pownal laments Mt Anthony Union High School coverage of the June 6 1973 Latin awards ceremony. It lists summa cum laude recipients Patricia Carpenter Carol Minke and John Ulrich and multiple magna cum laude and cum laude honorees across Latin levels, criticizing rote testing and urging humane education and classroom focus. The writer resigns to protest standardized methods and calls for faith in teachers to shape students.
A reader recalls serving in Nagasaki 1945 46 and reflects on the need to end war. He laments antiwar groups' approach and urges nonpolitical citizen action including college courses and open seminars to study ending war and pass a lasting heritage from Bennington. He believes a new commitment by local residents could rally a peaceful future.
Mountain Chatter reports the Wilmington Mothers' Club mystery ride with 6 cars and 12 participants enjoying a Publyk House dinner after a guessing game. The event, part of a busy week, included visits with Walter and Alice Krach and a flower show lunch hosted by the Congregational Church School Guild.
The voice argues that Russia uses new barriers to prevent educated Jews from leaving, despite Dropped education tax. State secrets law, army draft, character references, and job loss deter emigration, while Teitlebaum's case shows selective demotion. Nixon should confront Brezhnev with wheat leverage.
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