Webber Hospital expansion debated amid community concerns
In a local council dispute about Webber Hospital's potential expansion a councilor opposed a site citing municipal service costs while the paper urged focusing on patient care and community benefit. Webber remains undecided and urged data driven, public support.
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Webber Hospital
Webber
Saco
Bruce Taylor
Taylor
The White Paper Problems Are universal
Maine and Florida share similar legislative tensions and budget questions. The piece contrasts Maine January sessions with Florida April convening, notes proposals on taxes ethics and environmental reform, and cites debates over judicial appointment versus election. The author cites Gov. Askew and reflects on governance style and independence in both states.
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Maryline White
Florida
Maine
Tallahassee
Augusta
Reubin Askew
Gov. Askew
House
Senate
Askew
Supreme Court
U S outspent communists in Vietnam says Anderson Whitten
Washington Merry-Go-Round reports CIA and State data show the United States spent about 34 times more on military aid to South Vietnam than the Soviets and Chinese aided North Vietnam in the past nine years. It notes 56,226 American deaths and 153,654 wounded, with U.S. aid totals around 140.3 billion versus 9.3 billion from Communist sources. It also covers censorship by Mary Brooks and related transcript edits.
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Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Washington
Saigon
United States
South Vietnam
Vietnam
Pentagon
Nixon
James Schlesinger
Tran Kim Phuong
U.S
Central Intelligence Agency
State Department
Soviet Union
China
Hanoi
Indochina Resource Center
North Vietnam
Ford
Vietnams
Russia
CIA
C.I.A
Mary Brooks
U.S. Mint
House Appropriations Committee
Civil Service
Idaho
Ed Patten
D.-N.j
James
Brooks
Haig faces a fragile alliance amid rising Soviet power
In Castao Belgium Lt Gen Alexander Haig leads NATO Europe with a difficult task to hold the alliance together amid faltering U.S. leadership and Soviet strength. Britain Greece Turkey Portugal and Asia setbacks test unity and the political military balance in Europe. The challenge: keep Washington and alliance partners aligned while managing economic strain and detente pressures.
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C.L. Sulzberger Casteau
Belgium
Alexander Haig
NATO Europe
U.S
Washington
United States
Britain
NATO
Mediterranean
Greece
Turkey
Portugal
Asia
Europe
Haig
New York Times
Little League World Series to be discontinued report
A letter outlines the National Little League's plan to end the World Series citing health concerns for players under 12 and replaces it with regional championships. The writer questions the move and urges continued focus on learning the game and season structure. Also included is a public note on abortion rights and pro life activism with appeals to join efforts in Maine communities.
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National Little League Association
Little League National
Taiwan
Associated Press
Journal
Little League Baseball, Inc
Peter McGovern
McGovern
Little League
Twin City
Ted Clegg
Supreme Court
Maine
Right To Life Committee
Congress
College St
Lewiston
United States
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