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Biddeford Saco Journal

Location

Biddeford, Maine, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1976

Page

4

Public hearing on SAD 71 budget yields mixed result

Kennebunk sees first SAD 71 budget hearing with about 60 citizens present. Finance Committee Director Jack Ketchum advocates starting afresh while many 80 teacher salaries remain unsettled. Questions arise on agent expenditures school shares priorities and yearly comparisons. Overall, a positive note as the committee learns what the public seeks.

Kennebunk Finance Committee Jack Ketchum

When there's no law to break

C L Sulzberger argues that without a codified international law in three key areas sea law air space and nuclear weapons none of which have clear modern rules the world risks constitutional chaos. He cites the Law of the Sea disputes NATO and Greek Turkish tensions and the lack of airspace sovereignty with spy activity and satellite surveillance as examples.

C.L. Sulzberger New York Times Hague U.S.A Bertrand Ussell Washington Britain Canada Russia France China India Israel Argentina Pakistan Brazil Turkey Taiwan Libya Indonesia South Africa Australia Iran South Korea Japan International Atomic Energy Agency New York Iceland Reykjavik NATO Atlantic Greece Aegean Sea Gulf of Mexico Royal Dutch Shell Grotius U.S.S.R U.N International Court

Richardson Ellsberg leak tied to Commerce Secretary

Washington investigation shows Elliott Richardson urged Ellsberg to pass classified State Department files to the press via aide Charles Cooke. Justice officials considered prosecuting Richardson and Cooke, while White House records show Nixon's concern over the leak. Ellsberg confirms Cooke showed him the Chan file and Richardson approved the leak to Ellsberg for a chronology.

Jack Anderson Les Whitten Washington Justice Department Commerce Elliott Richardson Daniel Ellsberg Richardson Ellsberg Pentagon Aide White House Richard Nixon John Ehrlichman E.L.R Elliott L. Richardson Nixon Ford State Department Tran Ngoc Chau Charles M. Cooke, Jr Air Force Cooke W. Donald Stewart FBI Senate Watergate Committee Anderson Stewart State Department Security Rand Corporation Washington Star Harles Cooke Justice Robert Mardian Chan Coke Ilisberg Lea Egil Krogh

Final Days of Nixon Bomb Room Chaos

Erased bomb tapes and infighting wrap a farcical portrait of White House aides during Nixon’s endgame. Kissinger, Bridsnap, Quidsnecker, and Haig clash over a weapon amid jokes, accusations, and a predicted impeachment shadow. The tale ends as the Supreme Court reportedly joins the unease over hidden homosexual rumors.

Russell Baker New York Times NEW York Nixon White House David Eisenhower Lincoln Henry Kissinger Nelson Rockefeller Pocantico Hills H.R. Haldeman John Ehrlichman Ernest Birdsnap Bridsnap Quentin Quidsnecker Quidsnecker Birdsnap Bebe Rebozo James St. Clair Haldeman Haig Bebe Kebozo Nixons Ronald Ziegler Sen Barry Goldwater Tom Senator Goldwater Kissinger Lawrence Eagleburger Brent Scowcroft State Department Reguaar San Clemente Supreme Court

Maine officers oppose Loring Air Force Base cutback

A letter from The Military Order of the World Wars in Maine urges against closing or reducing Loring Air Force Base in Limestone Maine citing national defense and regional economic impact. The letter warns of past base closures and notes Maremont Corp loss of a 30 million contract harming Sanford Springvale and the state’s economy. It thanks Maine's congressional delegation for opposing defense-cut measures.

Military Order of the World Wars U.S United States Loring Air Force Base Maine Dow Air Force Base Bangor Maremont Corp Belgium Sanford Springvale Congress Norman J. Toole Ralph B. Skinner State of Maine

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