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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1973
Page
2
The Bennington Banner is issued daily except Sundays and holidays by the Banner Publishing Corporation at 42 Main Street Bennington Vermont 09201 including newsroom staff and distribution details for the regional Vermont area.
Editorial discusses terrorism in the Middle East and Sudan, criticizing calls for death penalties and urging a UN linked international authority to combat terrorism. It also praises Bennington and Manchester selectmen for proposing open appointments to town boards to attract capable, civically minded residents.
Senators and broadcasters weigh tighter rules for sex violence and language on radio and TV as Pastore hints at FCC involvement. The NAB faces a convention decision amid heavy public letters and court cases about protecting the public versus editorial control.
A group led by Robert Howe Aron Tager Sohn mailed a letter to Gov. Salmon urging disclosure of the Bennington highway plans. They criticize the four lane expansion and a large interchange, warning of a brutal wedge into Vermont's underbelly and unchecked growth. They urge immediate public release of the EIS and related comments. They also reference prior calls to state officials and blame past administrations for communication gaps. The piece includes opinions on energy policy and environmentalist impact on projects.
An analysis of Japanese labor loyalty and cradle to the grave security, including company housing and pensions, contrasts with American work culture. It argues Japanese workers stay with one firm, drive high productivity, and undermine US goods in global markets, complicating efforts by Mr. William Eberle to boost American competitiveness.
An editorial urging broad public understanding of wildlife conservation as a global effort. It notes 80 nations sign an agreement to protect oceans, plains, and forests, but warns that habitat loss, poaching, and land development threaten species like big cats and elephants. The piece argues only habitat preservation and scientific game management, led by biologists, will save endangered wildlife.
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