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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1973
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corp at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont 05201.
The president pledged to deliver a second State of the Union with new inflation and energy measures and offered limited compromises. He faces ongoing Ervin hearings and court battles over tapes, while stressing that public confidence hinges on deeds rather than words.
Chief Superior Judge William C. Hill ruled the purchased power and fuel adjustment clause illegal for letting Vermont utilities pass virtually all cost increases to customers monthly without rate hearings. The piece notes the clause unfairly favored utilities and could fuel inflation, and reports utilities are appealing the decision as the wheels of justice move for consumers.
The Washington Post reported wire taps on F Donald Nixon's phones. The White House offered a weak defense citing Secret Service protection of the president's family. Critics question Nixon's paranoia and its impact on his presidency and family.
Washington's Nixon returns from vacation defiant and breathless amid Watergate turmoil. He blames Congress reporters and the Supreme Court for his woes while claiming a definitive ruling, yet offers few clear explanations. His confidence problem, born from fear and distrust, frames three and more fronts he fights as he clings to independence and integrity.
Vermont travel economy held up in August with large campgrounds and motels recovering, while small cottage colonies suffered. Campground owner Clint Sweeney credits sales leaders and cost cuts, while critics rally for fair state support and better advertising.
A collection of quotes on elections, justice, and public life from Abraham Lincoln, Thurgood Marshall, Henry Kissinger, and Chris Evert, reflecting views on judges, confirmation dynamics, and gender in sports. Each remark highlights balance between power, integrity, and public perception.
Washington reports a week of East Coast air pollution alerts as heat and fumes mingle. An Intellectual Digest excerpt notes 1900 New York faced 1000 tons daily horse manure, flies spreading diseases, slippery streets, and up to 15000 horses hauled away yearly in New York and Chicago.
The piece contrasts late 19th century Paris carriage dangers with modern urban hazards and quotes Berkebile. It references a bank in a university town hiring wives of students, a pregnancy discharge test, and an NLRB ruling that the policy must apply equally to all employees, noting the bank lost one wife and three vice presidents in Tulsa.
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