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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1973

Page

2

Bennington Banner Publication Details

The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street, Bennington, Vermont 05201.

The Banner Publishing Corporation Maie Street Bennington Vermont

Gray and Hoover in the Watergate shadow

The piece argues L Patrick Gray II lacks Hoover's autocratic shield and faces conflicts as Nixon's appointee. It discusses Gray’s acting role, White House influence, and the executive privilege claim amid the FBI Watergate probe, framing the situation as a clash of power and accountability.

L. Patrick Gray II FBI J. Edgar Hoover Washington Mr. Hoover Fosdick Congress White House Patrick Gray Senate Nixon Gray Hiis

Ellery Purdy Says Nation Is Spoiled Rats On Recycling

Editor's Notes Quote by Sen. Ellery Purdy of Rutland County calls the public spoiled and expresses concern over landfill use and recycling center need. The piece also covers New England Telephone & Telegraph earnings of 105.1 million dollars for the year, a 26 percent rise, and comments on proposed rate hikes amid lobbying and legislative actions.

Ellery Purdy Rutland County Senate Sen. Purdy New England Telephone & Telegraph Co

Readers challenge Banner censorship and single‑view bias

A letter to The Banner- challenges press pressure and censorship, accusing the paper of suppressing letters, favoring national columns, and creating a propaganda tone. It questions freedom of the press, youth influence, and the town’s single newspaper nature, urging diversified viewpoints and open letters.

John Chamberlain Gerald Hattery

North Bennington Letter Policy Debated by Banner Editor

The Banner asserts a very open letters policy for local origin submissions though it deems new propaganda unsuitable. Ed. notes long-standing ground rates and search for a well-educated conservative columnist. The editor welcomes suggestions for publication and comments on the policy.

Miss Golbin Fea Berkis C. C. Moseley Farmer Ishite Satan Safire

Reader criticizes MAU plan for homogeneous grouping

A correspondent to The Banners questions MAUHS next year moves to homogeneous grouping. She recalls a 1968-69 case, where a student was placed in a lower group despite not having prior测试, cites a teacher's death and a flawed recommendation. The letter urges MAUHS to be an equal opportunity school and grant fair treatment to all students.

WBTN Mauhs Tme Thia Vermont Technical College

Lawyers or laymen in our courts questions for legislators

Editor questions whether lawmakers should seek reelection or longer single terms, if laws should be written by laymen for laymen, and whether conflicts of interest arise when lawyers appear on both sides. The piece ponders reform ideas and the path to fair justice.

Conflict of interest letter to editor in The Banner

Louis Grodsky of Dorset questions why local representatives vote for a watered down Land Use and Development law. He asks if lawmakers own large tracts of land and protect their own interests before those of the people who elected them, in a Burlington Free Press letter.

Berkin Baltic States Game Time Age Samuel Ogden Latvia Sen Madeline Harwood aimUar Prof. Berkly Berkis Nathan Perlman Socialist Labor Party Louis Grodsky

Maple sugar in history from Vermont lore and fact

Profiles from the Past traces maple sugaring in Vermont from Indigenous methods to colonial practice. It cites Woksts and Rose-Nus-Beh legends, French and Iroquoia techniques, and Dr James Marvin's notes. It notes pre1872 Indigenous knowledge, Revolutionary War sap runs, and 1880s equipment innovations.

Martha Barbeau Charlevoix Iroquoia Vermont

Maharishi Mahesh Yogi Returns to America with TM Promise

A lengthy profile describes Maharishi Mahesh Yogi re engaging Americans with transcendental meditation. It covers his garb, mantra practice, nonreligious stance, and widespread followers from housewives to professionals, plus quotes from Dr. Benson and others about meditation's calming effects and cultural impact.

Herbert Benson Harvard Bernard Glueck Institute of Living Hartford Edward B. Fiske New York Times Roland A. Dwight N Sullivan & Cromwell Dulles Owles John Steinbeck IV Vietnam Alfred A. Knopf Student International Meditation Society

He's A Meatopholic Divorce Tale In Coffee Club

A man explains to friends over coffee that he divorced his first wife because she was a vegetarian. He claims the cause was a ham burger on his breath, prompting interest in the joke among the table of cronies.

Arman

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