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Biddeford Saco Journal

Location

Biddeford, Maine, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1973

Page

4

Prison without walls seems to work for rehabilitation

The Maine State Prison operates a farm based unit in South Warren placing 70 inmates on a work release and training program. Seventeen inmates are on work release, 25 study auto mechanics cooking and building maintenance, and others work in garages and on construction crews. Inmates pay room and board and only three have failed to return from furloughs, suggesting potential as a model for other states if post release outcomes improve.

Maine South Warren

Virginia's Viewpoint Kids Prove America's Soul

Virginia Payette celebrates a high school production of The King and I as evidence that American life isn’t collapsing. The piece highlights 15 year old Cynthia Parker’s standout Anna, family turnout, and community pride, suggesting youth theatre can lift spirits and reinforce shared values.

Virginia Payetee America Rogers and Hamerstein New York Philharmonic Broadway Cynthia Parker Gertrude Lawrence Anna Eaily

Three Minutes A Day by Richard Armstrong

This piece extols beneficial bacteria and their roles in digestion, food production, and environmental cycles while noting the vast unknowns in science. It emphasizes positive forces in God’s world and urges righteousness and gratitude for each person’s contribution to life.

Richard Armstrong

Fragmented musing on executive privilege and marriage dynamics

The text blends political language with domestic strain as it cites executive privilege and congressional clashes. It compares marital talks to political power and hints at tensions between lawmakers and the executive branch without clear events or individuals.

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Watergate plans tied to Mitchell Dean Liddy Magruder memo

James McCord testifies before the Senate that a February 1972 meeting in Attorney General John Mitchell's office involved John Dean Jeb Magruder Gordon Liddy and Mitchell discussing bugging ideas. McCord notes funding and charts for the operation, with later approval by Dean and removal of records to avoid traceability.

Jack Anderson Washington James McCord Democratic National Committee John Mitchell Justice Department Mitchell White House John Dean Nixon Gordon Liddy Jeb Magruder McCord Senate Liddy Department of Justice Dean A-G’s Attorney General's A Am Pentagon Ogden Reid D-N.y Federal Aviation Administration Texas Clint Murchison Tom Webb Genral Richard Kleindienst Murchison Kleindienst

Knauer Advice Satirized Over Meat Price Boycott

The columnist mocks consumer affairs consultant Mrs. Virginia Knauer for suggesting cheaper meats like brains and kidneys during a meat price boycott. He contrasts affluent reality with global hunger and warns against government inaction and policy hints that replace real solutions with substitutions.

Don Maclean Washington Virginia Knauer Plenty Land of Opportunity Mrs. Knauer Mea White House

Wallace's political fate tested by Alabama legislature

Washington observers say Governor George Wallace faces his first real test as Alabama lawmakers convene. Without a clear program and amid a hostile assembly, Wallace must command or risk losing control as he copes with paralysis and seeks a 1976 bid.

Bruce Biossat NEA Washington Gov George Wallace Alabama Meney Bama Montgomery Wallace Texas

Michigan union dues bill threatens teachers' academic freedom

Russell Kirk argues that a Michigan House bill requiring all public school teachers to pay union dues, under threat of dismissal, would violate academic freedom and public interest. He warns NEA and AFT influence could spread nationwide, urging the Senate to resist pressure from education interest groups.

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