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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1972
Page
4
The piece argues inflation harms savers and certain retirees while fueling wage gains that lag in real value. It criticizes policymakers for using inflation as a political tool and urges recognition of deficits and labor cost dynamics as causes, calling for courage in addressing the issue.
Paul Harvey reports on a Middletown Ohio effort by Grace Baptist Church to launch the Middletown Christian Schools parochial system amid public school funding debates. The plan aims for strict discipline and moral aims with accreditation promised by the Ohio Department of Education and tuition set at 20 dollars for kindergarten and 40 dollars monthly thereafter.
The Journal invites signed letters not over 300 words with full address. It notes views need not reflect the paper’s stance. Included are samples and notices about juvenile delinquency, religious commentary, and satirical jests from various local voices.
Investigative notes allege ITT executive Robert Schmidt gave Rep. Chet Holifield $500 in cash while backing a Defense Department contract bid. Holifield disputes recollection of any contribution or letter drafted for ITT, and no public record confirms a campaign donation.
Washington columnist comments on Nixon China trips and Moscow visit as nonevents. He jokes about reporters and the press club bar, notes Illinois election quirks, and quips on women’s equality with a satirical tone. The piece reflects casual, opinionated humor.
George McGovern's Wisconsin victory jolts the Democratic field. Muskie and Humphrey suffer major setbacks as McGovern gains broad appeal across groups. Wallace sits beside him as a protest candidate. Campaign allies and voters question who can beat Nixon.
Washington report notes George Wallace disrupts U S politics as a populist force affecting Democrats and Southern lawmakers. It explains Wallace pressure reshaping presidential considerations, possible third party risk, and the dilemma for Southern officials facing a Wallace driven contest.
The author argues against local clam digging restrictions that limit access to residents and landowners. He objects to exclusivity and asserts the Atlantic Ocean should be shared, asking readers to help rectify perceived injustice. The letter is signed by A. Arthur Lessard of West Kennebunk.
The Biddeford Saco Journal displays AP content with standard publication facts. It lists the newspaper address at 11 Adams Street Biddeford Maine and staff roles for publisher and editor along with subscription rates for one month six months and one year.
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