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Newspaper

Biddeford Saco Journal

Location

Biddeford, Maine, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1975

Page

3

Tangled legal bill in York County becomes taxpayer intrigue

The York County commissioners hired Wells attorney Roland Cole as legal adviser for four months at a 1700 fee but no fund existed to pay him. Treasurer Sheltra refused, arguing the position lacked legislative approval. Cole sued, Sheltra employed private counsel, and the case heads to court with questions of legality and budgeting.

York County Commissioners Wells Roland Cole William Donahue Cole Carl Sheltra Sheltra Donahue

1896 Or Bust Slogan Traps Ford in Past Conservatism

Observers say President Ford rides a 19th century instinct while conservatives fear his approach is too old fashioned. Callaway heads 1976 campaign to appease GOP elders, while Rockefeller looms as potential rival.

Russell Baker Ford Herbert Hoover Calvin Coolidge Ronald Reagan Barry Goldwater Bo’ Callaway William Howard Taft Callaway Nelson Rockefeller Rockefeller Hoover White House Reagan California Robert Taft William McKinley New York Times

Quotations From Papers On The Equal Rights Debate

A compilation of witty lines and aphorisms from various papers. Highlights include remarks on motherhood attention perfume peanut butter and experience versus mistakes. The collection showcases regional humor and social observations from multiple editors.

FBI transcripts riddled with serious errors threaten rights

Washington Merry-Go-Round cites widespread mistakes in FBI transcripts used in court. The investigation finds thousands of errors including omitted informants and mis attributions, with some cases potentially affecting pretrial actions and outcomes.

Jack Anderson Les Whitten Washington Federal Bureau of Investigation FBI White House

Record of corrections and clarifications by The Nation staff

The Nation editor admits misinterpretations and factual errors in several pieces on Indira Gandhi Nixon Rockefeller CIA and energy issues. He outlines reader criticisms including John Andrews and Reed Irvine and notes a few corrected points and apologies. He urges restraint and a month of silence to serve the public welfare.

Tom Wicker New York All Right Indira Gandhi India Richard Nixon Nixon Indira Andrews Gandhi Anne Rockefeller Vatives Fifth Avenue Frederick C. Thayer University of Pittsburgh John F. Kennedy Central Intelligence Agency Senate Investigating Committee C.I.A Allende Chile Sihanouk Cambodia Reed Irvine New York Times

Politics of death in Portugal as communists seize control

In a column on Portugal, William V. Shannon argues the April 25 democratic victory is endangered by a Communist backed military triumvirate. He warns of repression, prison camps, and the erosion of freedoms, urging liberal leadership and Western backing to avert dictatorship.

William V. Shannon Ashington Portugal Otelo de Carvalho Cuba Lisbon Soviet Union Holland Denmark United States European Community NATO Europe Helsinki New York Times

Policy for Letters To The Journal

The Journal explains that letters must be signed with a street address and city or town. It favors letters under 300 words and on one side of the paper. It states the newspaper supports free expression but does not necessarily endorse the views expressed.

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Obituary notes for Foster and Whitehouse family publishers

Wm. E. Foster 1881 1963 and Alta W. Foster 1891 1971 associated with the Biddeford Saco Journal. W. Paul Casavant publisher and Charles C. Sutton managing editor with Gladys M. Whitehouse as president and treasurer.

Biddeford-Saco Journal Wm. E. Foster W. Paul Casavant Charles C. Sutton Gladys M. Whitehouse

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