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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1973
Page
2
The Bennington Banner publishes daily except Sundays and holidays. It is produced by Banner Publishing Corporation located at 42h Main Street, Bennington Vermont 05201.
A discussion argues that executive overreach and Watergate threaten constitutional separation of powers. It envisions a parliamentary system like Britain, with a prime minister and majority-controlled legislature, as a potential remedy to presidential abuses and a prompt for Congress and the President to restrain executive action.
A NBC survey shows major corporations posted large profit gains amid wage price freezes. U S steel profits jumped 78 percent while networks gained about 2 percent. Martha Nixon remarks during Watergate testimony drew sharp media attention and criticism for candor and verbosity.
A reader-voiced column ridicules reliance on sexualized marriage advice and lampoons the era's media culture. It mocks the idea of sensual husbandry while suggesting practical, unromantic fixes like plumbing chores and lighting, ending with scattered satirical lines from outside sources.
Vermont day care programs serving about 2,500 children face a $1.4 million funding gap as state and local contributions shrink, threatening removals of hundreds of kids. The resignation of OCD head Dr. Joan W. Babbott follows, amid debates over federal aid and state budgeting.
A 1972 survey notes coyotes expanding from the west into New England and Maine. Milestones include a Maine bill proposing a $50 bounty per head, debates over cost to eradicate coyotes, and observations on population dynamics, wolf influences, and patterns of coyote behavior and recruitment.
Los Angeles analysis argues Nixon’s Watergate speech used the legal phrase negative pregnant to imply a denial that hints at guilt. The piece critiques his explanations of knowledge, motives, and actions, noting evasive language and questions about prior awareness of illegal activities. It also questions the president’s handling of the probe and cites broader political fallout.
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