World conferences yield little concrete action
The Biddeford Saco Journal notes that while large gatherings of over 100 nations advance discussion, they seldom deliver concrete recommendations or cooperative ventures. The world food conference highlighted hunger and malnutrition, urging more exports, while the law of the sea talks produced no major agreement except another meeting next year.
Women at work prove more productive across industries
Paul Harvey notes reports from a dozen firms showing women workers now show higher efficiency and lower turnover. He cites AT&T, General Motors and Polaroid data, maternity leave gains, and a 39 percent share of the workforce, arguing old prejudices against women in industry are outdated.
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Gratitude for Maine State Police Help on Turnpike
A reader thanks Trooper Gary Philips of the Maine State Police Troop G for assisting with a Thanksgiving car breakdown on the Maine Turnpike near Kittery. The letter praises public servants and urges recognition of their good deeds.
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Pure Water A Vital Asset for Maine's Future
A letter from Richard Spitz Sr of Fortunes Rocks urges the new governor and incoming Legislature to create comprehensive water districts before industrial development. He argues districts must protect drinking water sources from contamination, prioritizing watershed integrity over zoning and long term ecological plans. He warns once polluted, waters cannot be restored.
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Drug Abuse Talk Impresses Biddeford Adults and PTA
Sgt. Donald Jarry of the Biddeford Police and Greg Hawkes spoke to over 200 Biddeford Adult Education students about drugs. The next evening they addressed the Biddeford PTA with standing room only, earning public thanks for their informative, dedicated presentation.
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Greek torture victim seeks medical aid in U S
Maj. Spyridon Moustaklis, a Greek military hero who fought with Americans in Korea, seeks evaluation at Walter Reed Army Medical Center after years of torture in Greece. Pentagon reversal comes after pressure from Sen. Ted Kennedy, with Greek government covering expenses. The Washington Merry-Go-Round column details his case and related GSA scandal and White House tensions.
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Ted Kennedy
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Walter Reed
General Services Administration
Lochinvar
Harold
Ted’ Trimmer
Trimmer
Joan Riordan
GSA
Atlanta
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Chicago
New York City
Lee Riordan
Statler-Hilton
Riordan
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Ford
Bob Hartmann
Phil Buden
Justice Department
Andy Bigson
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Reform and power shifts in Congress under Ford era
The Nation notes the rise of Democratic control in the House with 75 new members and reforms aimed at weakening seniority, boosting elected leaders, and expanding the speaker's authority. It warns reform may not guarantee a liberal program or veto-proof action against the White House.
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Joe Cannon
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The Naked Magazine World and the Sex God’s Rise
A critical essay on mass market nude photography in Playgirl Oui Viva and Penthouse argues that post sexual revolution trends show women retreating from nudity while a new sex god archetype emerges. It links cultural shifts to shifts in fashion and media from Marilyn Monroe to Jagger and Hendrix.
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Earl Butz
Africa
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Playgirl
Viva
Police Gazette
Penthouse
Jean Harlow
Lana Turner
Jane Russell
Marilyn Monroe
Janis Joplin
Rhoda
Jimi Hendrix
Mick Jagger
Legion Hall
U.S
Playboy
New York Times
Quotes About Attitude and Talent From Historical Figures
A collection of brief quotes on attitude shaping outcomes and the limits of talent and experience. Clement Stone notes attitude divides positive and negative impact. Robert Benchley jokes about fame and writing. John Galsworthy calls past action unchangeable. Mark Twain contrasts war experience with moon talk for perspective.
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Biddeford Saco Journal Publisher and staff list
The Biddeford Saco Journal shows Wm. E. Foster Alta W. Foster B. F. C. Whitehouse W. Paul Casavant publisher Charles C. Sutton managing editor Gladys M. Whitehouse president and treasurer, with editorial and business offices listed. It notes subscription rates and AP rights.
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