No Other Way? City’s Zoning Talks Face Exclusion
Saco Ordinance Committee met in Augusta with state planners to discuss shore and zoning updates. Critics say former conservation commission, planning board and regional planners spent months drafting the ordinance and should have been invited to the meeting.
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Will Report on Superb physics Mass death and the atom
George F. Will traces the rise of atomic weaponry from Rutherford and Oppenheimer to Hiroshima and Nagasaki, arguing mass destruction reshaped civilization. He notes Einstein's matter energy equivalence, Stimson's code reading stance, and the subservience of science to state power in the atomic era.
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Congressman's Biddeford Saco Letter on Maremont Gun Contract
David F. Emery urges readers to keep the Maremont machine gun contract in Saco and press Defense Department officials. He backs a petition drive in York County and seeks amendments to Buy America or defense appropriations to extend the contract. He aims to secure face to face talks with Secretary Schlesinger and demonstrate southern Maine support.
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Obituary and staff of Biddeford-Saco Journal listing leaders
The Biddeford Saco Journal announces Wm. E. Foster 1881 1963 B F C Whitehouse 1891 1971 1889 1972 W Paul Casavant publisher Charles C Sutton managing editor Gladys M Whitehouse president and treasurer are named as key figures in the paper.
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New energy official faces charges in $156 million case
William Rosenberg, Michigan Public Service Commission chairman, nominated to head the Federal Energy Administration, is subpoenaed in a $156 million overrun case at Consumers Power Co. A secret Lansing meeting prompted changes to a Stanford Research Institute study, raising questions of ethics and potential criminal collusion.
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Equal rights or equal outcome questions stirred by HEW ruling
The column argues HEW compulsory school integration harms girls by forcing coed gym and sports while preserving male advantages in strength. It likens policy to unfounded equality and cites female golf and Little League examples to critique federal mandates.
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