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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1972
Page
2
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by Hanner Publishing Corporation at 425 Mein Street, Benninglin, Vermont, US.
The Bennington trustees announce Dr Gail Thain Parker as president and name her husband Thomas as college vice president. The editorial questions the haste of a young inexperienced leader amid campus discord and warns of authority strain in a two person leadership team.
Downtown Bennington garners a facelift as new green and white street markers rise across the town. Officials say the markers improve readability and convenience, enhancing the area’s tidy, attractive appearance for residents and visitors alike.
A step by step home project description follows a narrator painting a rusted iron container with rust resistant black paint. The tale covers sourcing materials, locating light bulbs and tools, handling leaks, and applying paint to test visual effect with geraniums and white impatiens, ending with disappointment and a plan to repeat with white paint.
The column muses on Midsummer and midsummer days, contrasting northern and British approaches to seasons. It toys with moving holidays like New Year’s and Queen’s Birthday for better weather, then weighs drawbacks of calendar reforms before keeping current norms.
The Nixon administration reduces on record news conferences prompting debate on the loss of public scrutiny. Limited gatherings, FCC equal time rules, and the risk of hidden information amid high television exposure raise concerns about accountability and the president's responsiveness to urgent policy questions.
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