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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1973
Page
4
An editorial argues a Congress member may push to revive the $2 bill as a popular solution amid inflation concerns. It questions colorizing the note, notes past superstition, and warns that higher denominations are stopgaps unlikely to resolve monetary problems.
An experiment at Mason Station, Central Maine Power, Wiscasset used heated discharge to grow 800 Coho salmon. After six months 382 were harvested, 60 percent marketable, the rest needing another month. Fisheries wardens occasionally seized undersized fish, and Maine Salmon Farms, Inc. plans 100000 eyed Coho eggs in West Buxton, showing Maine’s potential in food industries.
Paul Harvey argues churches should tend their own flocks and revitalize home missions. He cites Judge Ray Churchill in Memphis offering 30 days to house a vagrant and criticizes welfare agencies, urging churches to revive local charity and limit foreign missions as denominations reexamine priorities.
A Manhattan produce stand manager received a $10,000 bequest from an appreciative customer who frequented his fruit and vegetable counter two to three times weekly. The 62 year old man, known for his cheerful service, reflects on how kindness can bring spiritual rewards, urging readers to spread love.
Investigators reveal Hunt and Liddy discussed big names, cash payments flowed through Dean, and McCord aided the cover. Files show alleged White House contact, CIA ties, and promised clemency for pleas while Senate probes frustrate McCord.
Washington correspondent Ray Cromley argues for expanding and improving the U S technical aid program to foreign police, countering moves to cut it. He cites terrorism heroin trafficking and police brutality, urges constructive reforms and better training rather than a meat cleaver approach.
Don MacLean notes a private supermarket using a faulty cash register that underpriced totals, causing alleged losses of about 250000 dollars over two years on four million in yearly turnover. He questions reliability of adding devices and scales, suggesting widespread risk to stores and even implying hidden overcharges.
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