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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1970
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays. It is produced by Banner Publishing Corporation located at 425 Main Street, Bennington, Vermont 05201.
Weekend Manchester conference offered little new on health risks from atomic energy and urged an independent review of all plants. It warned that current policy could waste water resources and increase radiation in the environment and future generations while defense and intelligence costs rise, demanding scrutiny and halting new construction.
The piece argues that criticism of presidential power is essential amid the arms race and media power. It notes Agnew’s call to curb personal attacks, the bomb and missile shifting power from Congress, and press responsibility in covering war decisions under President Johnson and Truman precedent. It contrasts vice presidential defenses with broader national needs and warns of media weakness versus executive power.
A Sun derland writer critiques academic bias and campus unrest, arguing colleges favor one political creed, condemning teach-ins and Kent State narratives as staged. He predicts brainwashing and calls for balanced, real world political experience, warning about backlash and taxpayer costs.
Washington tale frames ecology as a board game where players join and are eliminated for pollution. Cards reveal political promises, corporate actions, and environmental hazards, including DDT and costly antipollution drives, with outcomes moving players across spaces toward a Clean Environment.
In New York, pay TV advocates face new hurdles as Rep. Dingell pushes a restrictive bill through the House, risking high costs and limited programming. The FCC backs broader CATV growth, but the contrast raises constitutional questions about equal rights and free speech in financing television.
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