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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1974
Page
4
The Bennington Banner, published daily except Sundays and holidays, is produced by Banner Publishing Corporation located at 125 Main Street, Bennington, Vermont 05201.
President Nixon urges an independent panel to supervise federal election laws and limit campaign duration while criticizing 1972 abuses. He omits a spending cap, leaving reform to Congress and citizen groups, warning against further Watergate risks and seeking broader public support.
Gordon R Edmonds shares a grievance about Applegate Apartments citing delays and miscommunication. He describes December acceptance for a July readiness with promises to relocate to the model later. He says a sister-in-law was denied access and he withdrew the application after witnessing inconsistent treatment and deceitful conduct. He plans to inform Applegate HQ of his experience.
A reader to The Banner thanks those who voted for them in last Tuesday's election and acknowledges support from helpers. They note the experience was enjoyable despite not being successful and extend best wishes to Peter Donavan, Gerry Morrissey, and Dick Leake for future work.
A reader in Duchesne Utah recalls American Forests on the Dorset maple, condemning Vermont town selectmen for neglecting historical landmarks. The letter contrasts New England preservation with Western attitudes, questions road centerline surveys from the 1670s, and laments misaligned surveys affecting public and private land rights.
A dramatic NEA reform proposal seeks bylaw changes requiring minority representation in committees and leadership and a rule to hire minority percentages. Critics, led by the ADL, call it racist and unlawful, arguing merit must override race. The piece analyzes Vermont implications, noting potential governance and staffing pressures.
Washington essay imagines the Founders reacting to James St Clair's 61 page Nixon impeachment brief. It argues the framers opposed parliamentary supremacy and warns the White House strategy leans on delaying and narrowing impeachable offenses. The piece cites Hamilton Madison Wilson and warns the public against political offenses as grounds for impeachment.
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