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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1973
Page
1
Analysis notes Kissinger poised to push a revived Atlantic Charter and faster Senate confirmation to energize U S European ties. It highlights European wariness toward a stronger alliance amid Watergate, Soviet detente, and internal European concerns about losing political identity within the EEC.
Waterbury Companies of Waterbury Conn will build a 36200 square foot plastics plant in Biddeford Industrial Park to be online early next year. Over 100 jobs announced with land purchase and acreage options pending city council approval. Plant will use injection molding for caps camera parts and nylon gears serving 2000+ customers including Polaroid Timex Kodak. Continued on Page 2 Col 5.
A human case of encephalitis was reported at Portsmouth Naval Hospital. Cmdr John Stover Jr noted it may not be linked to the equine outbreak in Rockingham County New Hampshire. The patient, a 27 year old sailor, improved after mosquito exposure and the case is under study in Atlanta at the CD Control Center. Residents are urged to limit outdoor activity and use mosquito repellent.
The Journal reports the equine encephalitis outbreak nearing containment as mood across the country is studied. Authorities from the university or state health agencies monitor the situation while analysts assess impacts and public response.
Dr Henry Kissinger aims for an open manner in foreign policy if confirmed as secretary of state. He would testify to Congress, share decision making with the State Department, and keep executive privilege to personal conversations with Nixon. He plans a Peking trip after confirmation and foresees stronger ties with Europe and Japan.
McCallum's Trailer Park residents finally obtain phone service after a Thursday meeting in Old Orchard Beach. 22 sites remain in alleged violation of zoning rules, while the town and park owner negotiate legalization and address bus and trash issues with school and town boards.
Former FBI officials say the bureau burglarized foreign embassies from the Eisenhower era through Johnson and Kennedy. The aim was to seize code books and cryptographic data, with estimates of fewer than 10 break-ins per year and some lasting 15 to 20 years until 1966.
Administration economists say Americans are financially better off than they think despite inflation. Stein and Dunlop stress inflation is higher abroad and wages are rising faster than prices, though real take home pay has slowed due to Social Security taxes. ARCO to send reps to Washington to explain wholesale gasoline and home heating oil price hikes.
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