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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1972
Page
4
The editorial condemns the killing of Leslie Legatt and the wounding of his wife in Northern Ireland as part of the ongoing sectarian conflict. It argues neutrality is punished, moderation is dangerous, and civil violence stifles dialogue, warning the voice of moderation is the first casualty.
Paul Harvey discusses Richard Kleindienst's push to speed up trials and Britain's reforms. He cites rising crime, critiques legalism, and notes proposed measures removing rights against silence, admitting prior records, and forcing testimony, endorsed by Scotland Yard's Robert Mark.
A 27 year old truck driver, whose vehicle raced downhill with runaway injuries, kept control after brakes failed and warned school children as it neared the street. He shouted warnings while steering with one hand, narrowly avoiding harm to all, and was praised for his selfless actions.
The piece alleges Thailand staged a 26 ton opium bonfire using fodder and opium with $2 million in profits and later explains a GAO report backs claims that Army and Marine body armor failed to adequately protect soldiers. It notes low vest usage due to training and cost concerns and urges emphasis on proper training and protection.
Don MacLean critiques NASA for missing revenue from astronauts oversharing on a stamp cover scheme linked to a German dealer. He argues taxpayers deserve returns and mocks agency complacency while naming Life magazine, TV sponsors, and others as benefiting from space publicity. The column ends with sarcasm about future exploitation and a nod to the stamp broker.
Washington analysis notes Soviet withdrawal from Egypt could favor Moscow though risks remain if more Arab setbacks occur. It cites Egypt as costly and increasingly unreliable for Soviet aims, with Nixon Kissinger signaling economic ties hinge on Soviet restraint and cooperation. The piece highlights Syria Iraq Iran and other Arab states as key theaters for Moscow.
Prices remain sluggish despite soaring profits as the Dow holds near levels from six years ago. Analysts note high price earnings ratios for the NYSE average versus the Dow and cite investor uncertainty, belief in the corporate economy, and varied forecasts as reasons for muted market reaction.
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