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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1976
Page
4
Voters in Old Orchard Beach are urged to vote Yes on Advisory Referendum No. 1 on Monday. The advisory question asks if the town should regulate nudity in places of business under licensing rules, but the results are non binding. The piece emphasizes council responsiveness and maintaining Maine’s clean beach image.
In a letter to the editor Donald A. Dube argues nuclear power is the safest way to produce electricity comparing it favorably to coal oil and gas. He notes no commercial nuclear accidents have killed the public though incidents exist and calls for balanced energy growth with environmental progress.
A reader letter criticizes Moonlite Reader II and other outlets for selling x rated material. The writer links indecency to crime and moral decline, urges prayer, church attendance, and rosary devotion to curb vice and restore national prosperity.
Brian C. Thayer argues against tax rebates as stimulus and favors a guaranteed weekly paycheck increase of three to four dollars. He notes 1975 rebates were largely saved, diminishing impact, and suggests rapid direct pay increases to inject money into the economy.
A Justice Department lawyer aims to form Intervest a security firm for white collar crime victims with $500000 from Nicaraguan dictator Somoza. William Callahan of New York City Justice's corporate crime unit seeks Congress help aided by Rep. John Murphy.
Letters about the December 13 municipal election in Old Orchard Beach will be published in the Journal through Friday December 10. To guarantee publication, letters must reach the Journal office by 4 30 Thursday afternoon. No letters from readers or candidates about the Beach election will be printed after Friday's edition.
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