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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1973
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont 05201. The statement notes the newspaper’s operating pattern and address for readers and notices.
The Mt Anthony Union School Board Friday moved to avoid a November election and sought a lawful method to elect directors under one person one vote. The editorial urges focusing on education issues, deferring legal maneuvering to lawyers, and achieving a legal, widely acceptable solution.
An editorial revises yesterday's view to argue reducing oil use can improve health and help stave off temporary bankruptcy as fuel oil costs rise. It notes energy scarcity may drive more wood cutting and cooler homes, influencing behavior and prices.
The Valley News in Lebanon criticizes President Nixon for misrepresenting media reporting and historical events. It corrects claims about Archibald Cox’s firing and Jefferson’s handling of a subpoena related to Burr’s 1803 treason trial, and notes Nixon’s distorted self view and putrid TV jabs.
The piece buttons through selective recall and claims of bias in coverage of President Nixon. It notes inflated White House audits, selective privilege claims, and promises of cooperation with a new prosecutor, while recalling Sevareid’s 1962 quip about press honesty and end with satirical lines from Burlington Free Press and Wall Street Journal.
Mallory explains impeachment principles in a lengthy open letter about President Nixon and Watergate. He cites constitutional processes, the court orders on the tapes, and the need for an independent special prosecutor while stressing the dangers of political impeachment.
A reflective piece argues the American lumberjack era is vanishing as mechanization and economic factors shrink demand. It contrasts 19th and 20th century timber communities, notes Maine’s drop from 6000 to 1800 lumberjacks since 1959, and observes younger generations preferring college and factory work over axe and saw.
A reader questions Nixon's handling of tape releases and urges immediate impeachment action. The letter calls for voters to replace senators and representatives in the next election if lawmakers fail to demand impeachment today.
A letter from Herman G. Bishop Sr of 114 Frank St urges impeachment and swift leadership. He condemns Nixon and attacks current Arlington rhetoric, arguing the nation must push Washington to lift Nixon from power, claiming the world mocks the United States.
Mt Anthony girls field hockey team finishes a four year run with Dot Jones League titles, now advancing to the state finals for the first time in school history. Local readers complain about lack of coverage from The Banner, praising Carl Territo of WBTN and urging wider sports news. Signatures from team members accompany the letter.
Glendale letters to the editor argue against scrapping the Justice Department list of 300 subversive organizations. The writer contends the list is valuable to security evaluators for background checks and evaluations. Readers are invited to submit 200 word letters with signatures and addresses.
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