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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1973

Page

4

Bennington Banner publication details

The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by the Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street, Bennington, Vermont 05201.

The Banner Publishing Corporation Main Street Bennington Vermont

Editorial protests secrecy in public bodies and right to know

The editorial condemns Bennington Board of Civil Authority and a teacher salaries committee for barring reporters, arguing open meetings and adherence to right to know laws protect the public. It urges action in courts and elections to enforce transparency and public accountability.

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Restrictions on Land Use Plan Stirs Vermont Debate

Letter to the editor criticizes the Environmental Board draft for zoning the state into 10 zones, giving the board power to approve or override local plans, threaten local control, and potentially impose state dictated housing and tax shifts. The writer warns this centralization could erase town autonomy and resemble feudal systems, echoing Lincoln, Nixon, and McClaughry in defense of freehold property.

Environmental Board Schuyler Jackson Regional Planning Commissions Jackson Vermont State Planning Office State Plan Ning Montpelier United States of America John McClaughry

Oil for the Pentagon and the energy squeeze

The piece notes the energy shortage amid rising consumer restraint while the Defense Department orders 826 million gallons of gasoline for delivery by January 15, claiming the military consumes a week’s worth of the public’s deprivation in a single day and quips about keeping Air Force One fueled.

House Defense Department Pentagon Air Force One

Reagan on a trade mission to Australia and beyond

A New York Times item notes Governor Reagan travels with a 14 person party on a U S Air Force jet for a 12 day trip to Australia Singapore and Jakarta billed as a trade mission. Vermont Republicans NH neighbors and taxpayers fund the trip amid debate over its purpose and cost.

New York Times Vermont Times Ronald Reagan Australia Gov Reagan New Hampshire Air Force Nixon California White House Gov. Rockefeller John Connally Indonesia Gov. Reagan

How not to be remembered by diaries and skeletons

Forbes columnist argues historical reputation suffers when leaders reveal every private word in diaries and memoirs. He cites Nixon, Napoleon, Churchill, Jackie Kennedy, Washington, and others, noting public reverence relies on mystery rather than complete records. The piece questions whether hidden flaws enhance or ruin legacies.

M.S. Forbes Jr Forbes Richard Nixon White House Nixon Oval Office Napoleon Waterloo Churchill Churchillian Jackie Onassis George Washington

Ethan Allen and the Green Mountain Boys in 1775 Dorset meeting

Profiles recount Ethan Allen losing the Dorset convention vote for colonel to Seth Warner, then joining Montgomery’s expedition after negotiating with General Schuyler. It covers Allen's Canadian recruiting, the Montreal episode, Remember Baker’s death, his capture on Sept 25, 1775, and subsequent ambiguous fate with Ottawa and Prescott aboard.

South Windham Kent’s Dorset Green Mountain Boys New York Canada New York State Nathan Clark Ethan Allen Fort Ticonderoga Liberty Seth Warner Warner Ethan Heman Ira Ebeneazer Allen Schuyler General Montgomery Ireland Wolfe Quebec America Montgomery St. John’s Baker Caughnawgas Remember Guy Carlton Montreal John Brown Brown General Prescott Prescott

Despair and hope in a teacher’s late night reflection

A teacher writes of feeling despair after a class and a late talk with a 19 year old Bennington Hotline helper. He recalls his own youthful rottenness, explains despair arises from opposing inner forces, and urges that true goodness can outlive self hatred. The letter urges empathy, responsibility, and inner honesty.

Bennington John

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