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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1975
Page
5
A compact analysis of three bases for Truth Supernatural Philosophical and Pragmatic. It argues no universal spiritual or moral Truth exists and that truth is defined by what works for humans in practice. Pragmatists view truth as useful and contingent on consequences and social consensus.
A satirical piece portrays Spring as a press guest at the White House answering questions from Ron Nessen about taxes, unemployment, and happiness. It blends 정치풍 humor with floral personification, claiming flowers rise in a seasonally adjusted economy while Congress goes on Easter recess.
A congressman argues for strong oversight of intelligence agencies following Watergate. He supports a Senate select committee and a Rockefeller Commission inquiry, and proposes a permanent Joint Committee on Intelligence Oversight to keep tabs on CIA FBI and IRS activities. He warns against unchecked secrecy while endorsing necessary covert operations.
Miss Kathryn Morrissey town clerk leads bill change on justice ballots from red to tan. Clark Hamilton 90th birthday celebrated at Hicks school with cake. Frank M. Marra opening North Street shoe shop on April 1. Sadie Hawkins night set at the Refuge in North Bennington starting 8 30 p.m. Raymond H. Robinson wins Hi-Dri Hay Drier contest. Pittsfield outdoor ad firm billboard cases delay action. Storage barn fire at Riverside North Bennington cause undetermined origin.
On this date in 1902 a lovelorn column asks if two can live on twelve dollars a week and the reply opposes marriage on money alone. In 1934 the Philippines gains independence set for July 4 1946. In 1956 Viola Liuzzo is killed near Selma after marching for voting rights. In 1973 James McCord testifies that John Dean and Jeb Magruder knew of Watergate ahead of the bugging.
Ralph T. Gardner writes from Lisle New York that country life offers ample wood storage clean air and self grown food yet the city draws appeal. He notes quiet nights bright TV coverage and the lure of urban pleasures despite garden plans hillside farms and gatherings. He asks what city life truly offers that the countryside cannot provide.
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