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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1972
Page
4
Editorial notes improving management labor relations in the United States with a shift toward cooperation. Rail unions plan gradual foreman abolition on freights by attrition. Steel industry talks productivity with unions ongoing. Construction and others show efforts to cut work restrictions and waste. Competition pressures foster progress.
Virginia Payette recalls a whirlwind gala for the Southampton Princess hotel in Bermuda as staff race against time to ready the resort for 1000 guests and a ribbon cutting. Despite last minute chaos, guests are treated to a quirky, festive preview with workers still finishing rooms and a hotel adopting guests.
Letters express worry as football coaches resign and Biddeford High School shows renewed spirit. A second letter recounts an Orchard Beach towing dispute, alleging improper handling of a visitor car and warning tourists to avoid the area.
Washington policy clashes with Nixon bid for Jewish votes as the State Department urges a softer line on Israel to aid a Sadat-led Egypt shift. The White House resists, citing campaign concerns, amid broader Mideast realignments and a costly Ft Campbell Homecoming noting.
Column humorously questions if Fonda and Clark are CIA agents amid wild gossip. It notes inside knowledge claims, spy logic, and the idea of inside reports from North Vietnam. The piece also touches on trains pollution voters and McGovern recount chatter.
Bruce Bossat portrays Miami Beach scenes where nondelegates planned, yet chaos and dull disruption dominated the streets. He highlights improvised tactics, window smashing, and a harsh, callous display as protesters claim antiwar aims while delivering a tired, barren performance.
Russell Kirk argues relief for independent and parochial schools is needed after Pennsylvania restricted funding to a Christian academy. He favors tax credits or vouchers as constitutional paths, with broad support across parties and groups to preserve religious education.
A Philadelphia mint error yields double image Lincoln pennies critics say could fetch $75. The joke slips in about time enhancing Lincoln’s blurred image and the odd value of a penny in today’s market.
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