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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1974
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation located at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont 05201.
A Radically critical editorial notes that illegal corporate money flowed to Democratic candidates in 1972, with Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey and Rep. Wilbur Mills named among recipients. It argues reforms are needed, urges public financing, and highlights President Nixon's anticipated veto and Senate tactics to subvert it.
In Washington the House votes again to bar federal courts from ordering schoolchildren bused to desegregate. Pasadena, California faces a ruling over its four zone plan and integrated schools as Judge Real blocks its magnetized option amid debates on racial balance and white flight.
A Field and Stream style meditation argues Vermont’s fishing economy, not skiing, drives strong income from trout streams worth millions. pollution threatens lakes, rivers and jobs. It notes state spending on watershed protection and biologists, while urging broader support for clean water and wildlife. The piece also cites Nixon and a March 21, 1973 Watergate moment.
The piece questions President Nixon's honesty over funds raised for his re election and used for attorneys' fees and family support. It argues his changing statements mask potential wrongdoing and asks readers to judge whether the President is honest.
A humorous quotation from the Hartford Courant notes that a president with four houses increases the risk of misplacing tapes or similar items. An Electricity on the Farm quip adds that he is stingy for paying his own check.
The FTC revealed a land development firm and subsidiaries took as much as 17 million dollars from Florida and Arizona buyers through deceptive practices. The crackdown signals broader regulatory action to curb sales gimmicks like time payments and rosy promises of water and sewerage and rising land values. The piece notes skeptical buyers and a need for protection against ruthless operators.
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