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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1972
Page
3
The Bennington Banner is published daily excluding Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation located at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont 05201.
Editorial argues McGovern’s economic program balances tax increases on the wealthy with income maintenance for the poor, including an absolute 48 percent top rate and ending tax shelters. It notes public service jobs, defense cuts, and reshaping welfare, while acknowledging political challenges and urging serious consideration.
A reader assails Vermont plans for an abortion clinic in Chichester calling it a profit chance for doctors and a crime against the unborn. The letter endorses Rep John McClaughry for lieutenant governor, praising his character and public service and urging voters to back leaders who value the sanctity of life.
In a letter to the editor Nathan Pressman of Ellenville argues that McGovern would support debates with the President if broadcasters faced no minority party coverage obligations. The piece reflects on Nixon era politics, media influence, and the challenge of revealing truth behind political power.
Richard Whalen portrays Nixon as a pragmatist seeking middle ground, fretting over political fallout, and relying on advisers to shape positions. He notes the 1968 New Hampshire pledge to end the Vietnam War lacked real plans, driven by salesmanship rather than substance, and compares Washington to Beacon Hill.
Late August scene at Battlefield Park Walloomsae shows flag flying proudly atop the knoll and the park in immaculate condition. Local politics note two Bennington youths, Tom Haley Jr and David Shafie, planning district representative bids as Republicans and Democrats respectively.
A Bennington resident voiced sharp criticism at a Tuesday hearing on reappraisal arguing that poorer homeowners face higher relative taxes while wealthier properties are undervalued. The exchange touched on long standing concerns about appraisal practices and perceived bias by local officials and lawyers.
A citizen argues for universal reappraisal to shift tax burdens, claiming it will lift taxes for many while boosting town revenue if large homes and businesses are valued accurately. He warns against opposing reappraisal and outlines how professionals will assess properties, including a Belington Beltline link and local business stakes.
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