Loans for Fishermen Aim to Speed Foreign Damage Payback
The Journal endorses a Muskie amendment creating a noninterest loan program to cover out of pocket losses from gear damaged by foreign fishing vessels. Fishermen file location, gear details and a government verification. loan cancels if damage proven caused by foreign vessels. The piece favors a 200 mile limit but seeks immediate relief.
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Power mad rulers and the peril of elite immunity
A Washington Post opinion piece argues power breeds invulnerability and derangement. It cites Charles V, Wilbur Mills, and Ehrlichman to show how proximity to power dulls judgment, erodes private restraint, and justifies public scandals.
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Biddeford Saco Journal Publisher Staff Credits
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Future weapons could be the most horrible of all
In peaceful Switzerland delegates from 49 lands discuss future weapons under Red Cross auspices. Laser and maser beams, weather and environmental warfare are warned against, with calls for total bans. Also notes U.S.-Soviet hesitation and U.S. sugar price hearings and drug-fund concerns.
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Irony of Martin Sastre's Potential New Trial
The Nation reports that Federal Appeals Court in New York will hear arguments Monday over whether Martin Sastre, a long time prisoners rights advocate, should get a new trial after key witness Arto Williams recanted his testimony. Williams now says he lied about Sastre selling heroin in 1967, a recantation that could force reevaluation of Sastre's conviction and solitary confinement claims.
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Adventurous Hope Amid Fearful Times
Paul Harvey laments fear and panic in society while urging faith and prudence. He notes past cycles of doubt, debt, and technological change, arguing tough times forge resilience and progress, with history showing better futures after period hardships.
Kissinger Breakthrough Under Fire in Vladivostok Deal
Criticism mounts as Henry Kissinger faces skepticism over the Vladivostok arms agreement. Critics argue past promises and secrecy taint the deal, warning Congress and the public to scrutinize terms and consequences for Vietnam, Cambodia, and foreign aid policies.
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