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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1975
Page
4
The piece argues future food will require exotic sources due to rising costs and limited land. It notes red tide near the California coast as a potential 24 percent protein source and recalls that rats already accept it. It cautions that coastal waters may carry rust brown blooms and highlights growing populations and shrinking land shaping new edible options.
Jacques J. Millette thanks voters and supporters in Biddeford for a notable campaign. He congratulates winners, praises independence at the polls, and pledges to assist the administration while urging continued citizen oversight and engagement in local governance.
A Maine legislator urges citizens to review the Governor's Tax Policy Committee report issued November 17 and to submit opinions. The report advocates shifting tax burden to income taxes and may propose a circuit breaker refund for property taxes. Copies are in Kennebunk and Alfred libraries. readers can request questionnaires via local phone numbers.
In early November residents, including Mrs. Pauline S. Kennedy of Biddeford Maine, praised the city council for courteous discussion and results on a street parking issue. Gratitude was extended to Mayor Lucien Dutremble, Councilmen Roger Cote and Richard Potvin, former Councilman Guy Farrell, and Street Commissioner Ted Drouin for listening and resolving the problem.
Washington gossip centers on Speaker Carl Albert and Susan Bergman a Moon movement follower seen in the House gallery delivering flowers and sharing chats in his office Bergman is described as a friendly visitor who converts no policy stance and has occasionally joined Albert on trips and receptions while other office aides Grace Chen Verneil English and Iris Adams are noted as part of the extended circle with visas and travel accompanyments.
Russell Baker notes humor has grown more outrageous over five to ten years due to American life. He predicts a shift back to gentler humor and a positive view of America. He defines humor as a time dependent perspective that should soothe, not merely joke, and argues humorists present true mirrors rather than distorted ones.
The notice lists William E. Foster 1881 1963 and Alta W. Foster, plus B F C Whitehouse 1891 1971 and 1889 1972, with W Paul Casavant as Publisher and Brian C. Thayer as Executive Editor. Gladys M. Whitehouse is named President and Treasurer.
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