State senator hints at breaking up University of Maine
Theorizes six boards of trustees could win more funding by appealing separately, but doubts arise about real gains. The piece notes rising costs, tuition at a record share of expenditures, and skepticism that splitting the system would save money or ease budget pressures.
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Theodore S. Curtis
R — Crono
University of Maine
Sen
Curtis
Orono
GOP convention Q and A mocked in 1976 Reston dialogue
A satirical exchange portrays Republicans led by Ford and Dole arguing about the 1976 election. It links Carter, Mondale, Kissinger, and Congress to threats to freedom, economy, and Western civilization, with references to inflation, abortion, busing, and political performance.
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James Reston
New York Times
Kansas City
Ssorry
Democrat Party
Jimmy Carter
America
Democrat Congress
Egypt
Greece
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Robert Dole
Kansas
Ren
Georgia
Walter Mondale
Minnesota
Vietnam
Democratic Congress
Roselli murder linked to CIA Castro plots shocks Washington
The body of John Roselli, a notorious mob figure tied to casino and underworld ties, was found in a 55 gallon drum in Biscayne Bay after a brutal murder. Investigators imply gunfire preceded dismemberment and weighting. The piece recalls Roselli’s role in attacks on Castro and hints at mob bosses approval for his death amid past government leads.
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Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Washington
John Roselli
Hollywood
Vegas
Havana
Biscayne Bay
Roselli
Plantation
Fla
Johnny Roselli
Central Intelligence Agency
Fidel
Castro
CIA
William Harvey
Harvey
Alt
Chicago
al Capone
Florida
Santo Trafficante
Senate
Las Vegas
Oriecens
Tony Accardo
Accardo
Detroit
Anthony Zerilli
Sandstone Federal Penitentiary
Sam Giancana
Underworld
Trafficante
Nelson Rockefeller
Henry Kissinger
Rockefeller
William Scott
R.va
Scott
Moscow
Southern recognition and Jimmy Carter
Paul Harvey argues the South’s rise is real and broad, crediting Carter as a beneficiary rather than the sole cause. The piece notes rapid South growth in cities, manufacturing, income, and bank assets, while acknowledging downsides like smog and crime. It frames Carter as a regional symbol and urges balanced, less selfish attitudes toward Southern progress.
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Paul Harvey
Los Angeles Times
Jimmy Carter
Carter
South
Missisippi
You
Houston
Fred Hofheinz
New South
U.S. News and World Report
Lyndon Johnson
Southwest
Deep South
Confederacy
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