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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1973
Page
2
Bennington Banner, published daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corp, 426 Main Street, Bennington, Vermont 05201.
The House considers cutting all Cambodia bombing funds after Nixon vetoed a bill the Congress views as a test of its war powers. With civilian harm mounting and calls for peace, lawmakers push to override to steer the nation toward a constructive path and a generation of peace.
The move paves the way for Sen. Madeline Harwood of Bennington County to become the GOP national committeewoman from Vermont. The veteran Vermonter is expected to advance conservative Republican goals and serve the old guard in national politics, while the fate of liberal and moderate wings remains uncertain after 1972.
Franklin H. argues in a New York Times letter that fear of communism and calls for law and order aided past administrations, drawing parallels to today. The author warns against government excesses cloaked as security and loyalty to leaders over principles, urging reflection beyond Watergate revelations.
A call to action criticizing indifference to oppressive government policies harming the poor, Black communities, and youth. The piece warns that inaction equals complicity and recalls a German clergy member who failed to protest as persecuted groups were removed one by one.
Montpelier reports the Vermont Bicentennial Commission seeks ideas for a multiyear observance. Proposals include an $8 million transportation theme to evoke 1876 travel in Vermont, tying in trains boats and trolleys, plus historical projects and exhibits.
Franklin Frantz of Woodford writes that the Nixon administration, though staffed by capable yet heartless managers, reflects a broader drift in government, big business, and the military toward self interest. He admits fault in justice and social reforms, praises scientific and international strides, and urges understanding and support for a business oriented era while calling for moral rearmament and ethical culture.
North Bennington voter turnout at the district annual meeting marks a strong showing for the candidacy of a school board hopeful. The writer thanks supporters, congratulates John Searcy, and vows to keep the current board on its toes while seeking future candidacy opportunity.
This editorial urges immediate environmental education from elementary schools through higher grades. It argues for a national clearing house of environmental data, stronger public awareness, and trained technicians to enforce laws. It cites Aldo Leopold and warns against short sighted development and pollution. It calls for learning to say no to destructive plans and harmful projects.
Tom Braden argues in Washington that Nixon must face impeachment for high crimes and that the Watergate offenses reveal a pattern of lawlessness. He cites using federal agencies against opponents, the IRS, FBI, Secret Service, and CIA, warning the Constitution defines impeachment for high crimes.
A humorous tale recounts a man who spends Sundays on the couch watching football and, when questioned, declares his aim to fight tooth decay, mixing humor with preventive medicine ideas.
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