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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1975
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by the Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street, Bennington Vermont 05201.
The piece argues Amin is a racist murderer for leading ethnic cleansing in Uganda and expulsion of Asians. It defends Moynihan's criticism as necessary to expose racist policies, noting African diplomats' anger at being treated as mere observers during Amin's UN visit. It warns against safeguarding hypocritical quiet in black Africa over human rights abuses.
A reader notes the Saratoga Battlefield’s refurbishment and the Bennington defeat’s link to Saratoga’s bicentennial tourism plans. The commentary contrasts Washington’s praise of the economy with visible unemployment woes, and comments on football and presidential travel amid security scrutiny. It also covers Letters To The Editor about Mt Anthony Board and Bennington Program controversy.
Evaluations by Offsite Committee remain vacant while the board debates authority and accountability. The Curriculum Committee will assess Wrights program, the Bennington and Hillside programs, and consider a majority or minority report. The aim is a full, transparent review and action on improving diploma standards.
The column argues government expansion risks a police state economy and hurts incentives. Porter warns of inflation, high rates, unemployment, and deficits harming growth, but her proposed fixes rely on more government controls and regulatory power. The piece urges market-led solutions and cooperation between business and labor without political overreach.
Law students visiting the Supreme Court found the open argument process striking rather than the case itself. They felt the court kept the Constitution alive by letting debate unfold publicly, reflecting a broader American faith in constitutionalism and judicial commitment to liberty amid change.
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