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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1973
Page
2
The Bennington Banner is issued daily except Sundays and holidays by the Banner Publishing Corporation. It lists 425 Main Street, Bennington, Vermont 06201 as the publisher’s address.
The piece discusses a Supreme Court ruling banning gender specified help wanted ads. It argues three category ads fair to job seekers and advertisers but claims First Amendment rights are violated. It cites Justice Stewart's dissent and warns government overreach could push the camel’s nose into the tent of newsroom layout decisions.
Senator Herbert Ogden challenges critics who say the public is underrepresented at PSB hearings on electric utility rate increases. The Banner cites his stance amid broader debate on public testimony, and contrasts with FAA data on Amtrak Metroliner travel and rail funding.
At a May meeting in White River Junction I questioned Senator Ogden about petitions and signatures. He said he would only consider petitions with two or three judges or doctors signatures, discrediting signatures from ordinary workers with families. Other legislators view district signatures as valid regardless of occupation.
A letter to The Banner argues for standardized expectations in schools using shoe size as a metaphor. It contends the problem lies with feet not shoes, urges discipline and uniformity, and warns that true value lies in character and values shaping future citizens amid national trials.
In a letter from Hartland, the writer defends Public Service Board hearings as they hear comment on proposed rate increases. He criticizes “roving” town meetings and reiterates hearings are to focus on specific rate issues, not political viewpoints.
In Bennington Vermont a push for an indoor artificially frozen skating rink builds on decades of longing. The author recalls early ponds and snow, notes the Ben Mont bubble rink limits, and urges a central facility or adaptable space to keep skating accessible for all ages and abilities. Community spirit and health benefits bolster the appeal. The piece urges town leaders to act before another season passes.
Washington report outlines claims that President Nixon used federal forces and IRS scrutiny to pressure Democrats. It cites investigations into Lawrence O'Brien, Govs Mandel Gilligan Ford and others, alleging timing and public exposure aimed at political gain.
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