Bennington Banner details and publishing note
The Bennington Banner is printed daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont. The publication operates from Vermont and serves the local community with daily news and notices. It outlines its publishing schedule and the corporate address for subscriptions and inquiries.
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Banner Publishing Corporation
Main Street
Bennington
Vermont
New Chief Justice Burger Seen as Potential Liberal Shift But Tough on Crime
Editorial notes President Nixon’s selection of Warren Burger to replace Earl Warren signals a possible reversal of liberal criminal justice trends. Burger, a Midwest judge described as sound and scholarly, is viewed as moderately liberal on civil rights yet extremely tough on law and order issues. His future rulings may surprise those who think they know his reactions. The piece suggests Nixon may yet decide on a Fortas replacement, testing the Court’s balance.
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Earl Warren
United States
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Supreme Court
Warren
Burger
Judge Burger
Justice Fortas
Vietnam
U.S. Air Force
Congress
Lockheed Aircraft Co
Lawmaking for Fun and Profit in Congress
The Burlington free press notes that lawmakers profit from outside interests as a 1968 law requires disclosure of holdings over 5000 and incomes over 1000. It cites members on key committees with stock in banks, railroads, oil and gas and firms doing business with the Defense Department, urging caution. The piece highlights Vermont’s Robert Stafford as relatively innocuous yet warns many colleagues face conflicts of interest amid lobbyist pressure.
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George Washington Plunkitt
U.S. House
Executive
House Banking Committee
Ways and Means Committee
Commerce Committee
Defense Department
Vermont
Robert T. Stafford
Hanover Trust
Howard National Bank and Trust Co
Burlington
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Stafford
House
Nationalist Rebel NHAN HIEU Faces Life On The Run
Vietnamese activist NHAN HIEU, 30, spent 15 years in and out of jail for anti government actions across South Vietnam. From Hue to Dalat University he led student groups, endured multiple imprisonments, protests in Con Son Island, and repeated refusals to join the army, aiming for Vietnamese independence and democracy. He vows to resist foreign invasion if necessary.
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Hieu
Vietnam
Hue
Ers
Dalat University
Tran van Huong
Chihua
Saigon
Conson Island
Conson
University of Ho
Chihoa
Thieu
Covao
National Liberation Front
Covap
State Must Strike Balance By DEANE C DAVIS
Vermont Governor Deane C. Davis outlines a balance plan between economic growth and environmental preservation voiced at the Governor's Conference on Natural Resources. He argues growth will occur and urges quality development, land use guidelines, and a temporary environmental commission to craft recommendations for the legislature.
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House of Representatives
Commission On Environmental Control
Letter Seeks Wood Family Descendants for Genealogy in Bennington
A reader identifies Andrew and Abigail Adams Wood living in Bennington by 1781 and lists four children Abigail born 1781 who married Esos Rudd Aaron born 1785 Wealthy Betsey born 1791 who married David Rudd. The writer requests proof of birth marriage and death dates and parentage and asks for descendants information to Dorothy Rudd Dumond Box 5 Ulster Park NY 12487.
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Abigail (Adams) Wood
Abigail Wood
Bennington
Abigail
Esos Rudd
Aaron
Betsey
David Rudd
Ecologist Joins Vermont Nuclear-Plant Study Task Force
Rep. Peter Giuliani appointed a 10-member panel to study regulation of nuclear power facilities in Vermont. The sole ecologist is Martin Johnson of Marshfield, linked to Sleepers River station, joined by lawmakers and two power-company members. The group, chaired by Sen. Partridge, aims to clarify ecological facts amid concerns about plant effects and environmental safeguards.
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Montpelier
Peter Giuliani
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Legislative Council
Vermont
Martin Johnson
Marshfield
Sleepers River
Caledonia County
Johnson
Lewis
Central Vermont Public Service Corp
Vernon
Brattleboro
Anti-Pollution League
Committee On Survival
Lake Champlain Committee
Rutland
It's Your Rotten Country in Dartmouth Campus Clash
Dartmouth trustees and students clashed as SDS regional rep John Spritzler denounced a corrupt world. Trustees countered that the system could be repaired while SDS critics warned the war and government abuses. A trustee later reflected the debate’s unsettled outcome amid current political brawling.
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Students For A Democratic Society
Dartmouth College
Spritzler
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