Biddeford Saco Journal Editorial Urges Vote No
The Biddeford Saco Journal editorial urges a no vote on amending the Biddeford City Charter to allow a full time mayor. It warns salary manipulation could harm Biddeford and favors a city manager administrator model for a $5 million business community. It calls for a charter commission to revisit reforms.
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Biddeford
Boucher
Rockefeller pursues presidential bid amid critical choices study
At 65 Nelson Rockefeller resigns as New York governor to lead a commission on Critical Choices for America while weighing a 1976 presidential run. Critics note campaign finance limits and potential conflicts with his public reform agenda inside a broader effort to reframe national policy.
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Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Kennedy
Johnson
Nixon
Alben Barkley
Kentucky
Teddy Roosevelt
Rockefeller
America
Commission On
Commission
Albany
Nelson Rockefe
U.S
Roosevelt
Biddeford Saco Journal Staff and Notices
Biddeford Maine publication list names Alta W Foster William E Foster and B F Whitehouse with dates 1891 1971 1881 1963 1889 1972 Paul Casavant publisher office sane 64 printed weekly except Sunday at 11 Street Biddeford Maine 04005. Second class postage paid at Biddeford. Associated Press member Berit and fragmented notes about sheep and a mathhews shannon cub appear in readable column text.
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Biddeford-Saco
Wm. E. Foster
B. F. C. Whitehouse
Paul Casavant
Business Office
Sane
Biddeford
Maine
Associated Press
Sowt
GRC
Privileged Passengers Front Of Line At LaGuardia
Former Vice President Spiro Agnew travels with Secret Service and gets upgraded at LaGuardia on December 6 while two aides wait for a later shuttle. An Eastern Airlines spokesman cites security requests. a Secret Service confirms. The column notes similar favoritism for Bebe Rebozo and congressional travel aids led by John McFall with airline desk help during adjournment and holidays.
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New York City
LaGuardia Airport
Washington
Nate
Charles Bangert
Gerald Hellerman
Agnew
Secret Service
Bangert
Hellerman
Eastern Airlines
Nixon
Bebe Rebozo
Maxine Cheshire
Miami-to- Washington
John McFall
Dcailif
House
Nixon Aids Israel Arms but Faces Opposition at Home
Memo asks Congress for priority and routes to ATA and AMTRAK to gain hearings. Nixon aides push for more arms to Israel, with $3 billion requested to replace $2.2 billion already sent. Deliveries hinge on Middle East talks as Greece, Spain, and Turkey block airlift bases. Jewish lawmakers report rabbinic delegations urging restraint amid Watergate pressure.
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Air Transport Association
Amtrak
ATA
Nixon
Rac
Middle East
Pentagon
Israel
Congress
United States
Greece
Spain
Turkey
U.S
FOOTN
White House
Europe and United States face unity test at NATO talks
The New York Times report outlines three main issues from a NATO foreign ministers conference. It argues Kissinger dominates and fears losing momentum, Europe must unite into a stronger partner, and the U.S. must work with allies rather than attempt to mold their fate. It highlights energy policy, French Middle East stance, and risks of disunity.
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Brussels
NATO
Kissinger
Europe
U.S
Japan
Washington
Greece
Middle East
Britain
Andritain
United States
London
France
Moscow
Paris
Isinger
New York Times
CBS and drug culture clashes within a modern media giant
The piece notes CBS policy tensions between broadcasting safeguards and rock culture, citing CBS Southcast and Record divisions. It discusses Clive Davis defending music as reflecting culture while questioning corporate responsibility for promoting or profiting from drug imagery in lyrics and advertising.
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Clive Davis
Ing
CBS Records
CBS
Columbia Records
Chicago
Buckley
CBS Broadcasting Division
Letters To The Journal Explains Energy Profit Myths And Oil Needs
A letter criticizes the term short age and urges consumer voices against war era costs while arguing oil industry profits have lagged behind manufacturing. It cites data from City Bank, Fortune 500, and Business Week, noting modest gains yet calls for large external capital by 1980 to expand exploration, pipelines, refineries, and distribution.
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Jack Anderson
Petroleum Ustry
Anderson
Lrst National City Bank of New York
Business Week
Sue
FTC
Itian
Wall Street Journal
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