Public hearings on federal housing funds draw sparse turnout
In Saco a Monday hearing attracted only one attendee as officials consider applying for Housing and Community Development Act funds. Proposals include 75000 to extend sewers to Saco Middle School and 72000 to offer low interest loans for home improvements.
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Saco
Saco Middle
York-Cumberland Housing Development Corporation
Biddeford
Manhattan Skyline Turns From Symbol To Scourge
The Will argues that postwar Manhattan overbuilding and rent controls created a housing and office property crisis. Vacancies rise, World Trade Center rents collapse, and many landlords struggle with taxes and repairs as sections like the Bronx and Brownsville face abandonment and decay. The piece frames the skyline as a fading symphony to a costly mistake.
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George F. Will
New York
Goethe
Manhattan
Eee
Lower Manhattan
World Trade Center
Nelson Rockefeller
Sioux Falls
S.D
South Bronx
Brownsville
Brooklyn
The
Washington Post
Aquino case tests Marcos mercy amid Philippine opposition
Washington columnist recounts Philippine president Ferdinand Marcos replying to appeals to free Sen. Benigno Aquino Jr. Aquino, jailed on murder and subversion charges, faces possible execution. Marcos warns against believing plots to liquidate witnesses and notes witnesses’ defections. The piece frames Aquino’s alibi and political peril amid dictatorship.
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Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Washington
Philippines
Benigno S. Aquino Jr
Ninoy
Ferdinand Marcos
Aquino
Marcos
Manila
Malacanang
Imelda
Arcos
United States
Unno
Abroad At Home In pursuit of folly
Anthony Lewis argues that Vietnam War policy reveals how leaders react to folly and how the American people and Congress now reject direct intervention. He contends the effort to build a nation in Southeast Asia on an American model was a fundamental error from the start.
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Anthony Lewis
Vietnam
Congress
Southeast Asia
South
State Kissinger
North Vietnam
China
Viet Union
Lim
U.S.S.R
Saigon
United States
Ford
Richard Nixon
Nguyen van Thieu
White House
Kissinger
Thieu
Sunday Times of London
America
New York Times
Readier than I thought the flood would be
Paul Harvey laments the national media's neglect of the Mississippi flood threat to Arkansas and Louisiana, contrasts Vietnam coverage with domestic disaster, and accuses leaders of misleading the public while urging truth and accountability. He critiques Ford and Kissinger, cites Lon Nol and Saigon aid, and calls for honest reflection.
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Paul Harvey
Mississippi
New Orleans
Chicago
Hardin College
Arkansas
St. Louis
Memphis
White River
Lake Superior
New York
Washington
Timbuktu
Middle America
Illinois
Gulf
Yazoo
Obituary and staff notes from Biddeford Saco Journal
Obituary notice listing Wm. E. Foster 1881 1963 Alta W. Foster and others with birth and death years. Names include B F C Whitehouse 1891 1971 1889 1972 W Paul Casavant publisher Charles C Sutton managing editor Gladys M Whitehouse president treasurer.
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Biddeford-Saco Journal
Wm. E. Foster
W. Paul Casavant
Charles C. Sutton
Gladys M. Whitehouse
Immigrant pride and support for Mrs Belair’s role
A reader defends Mrs Belair’s right to Food Stamps and her town manager position. The letter replies to Mrs Gerry’s 4/25/75 critique, arguing immigrants deserve opportunity and that jobs vary in required knowledge and pay. It praises parental immigrant roots and asserts personal resolve in public policy debates.
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Fitchburg
Mass
Gerry
Washington
Belair
Jaywalkers and road safety urged in Saco notice
Citizens and parents are warned after a group of children walked on the wrong side of Ocean Park Road in April. Officials cite state and national safety rules requiring leftward pedestrian movement facing traffic to avoid danger near Goosefare Brook curves.
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Saco
Ocean Park Road
Rt. 5
Old Orchard
Goosefare Brook
National Highway Safety Commissions
Kennebunkport Endorses L D 1485 for Recreation Funding
The town of Kennebunkport Maine endorses L D 1485 An Act to Assist Small Communities in the Development of Recreation Services The letter notes a $1000 allocation from the Municipal Recreation Fund could aid recreation and human services without added state costs It urges state support and forthcoming endorsement from town officials
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Committee On Legal Affairs
Kennebunkport
Municipal Recreation Fund
Maine
State of Maine
Knnebunkport
S.D
L.D
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Alta W. Foster
B.F.C. Whitehouse
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National Highway Commission
State of Maine Highway Safety
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R’‘port Backs Recreation Measure