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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1972
Page
4
Editorial questions the validity of charging higher tuition to nonresidents at state and land grant colleges. A Connecticut three judge court found nonresident fees unconstitutional, a ruling the U S Supreme Court agreed to hear, with potential nationwide impact on state funding and access.
Hartford column recounts Skippy the deer adopted by the Koloskis and killed by a bow hunter. Dan Koleski heals then decorates Skippy with a red neck ribbon before the hunt. The piece condemns cruel behavior and argues a fringe of hunters inspires public hatred.
The piece compares Ty Cobb and Max Carey world ranking bases and failures, noting Cobb’s 71 percent success versus Carey’s 96 percent. It argues risk and persistence win, cites a turtle proverb, and links to faith urging endurance and daily strength to follow God’s will.
Washington scrutiny finds profiteers and costly mismanagement in hurricane relief. Boeing paid $1.177 million for management consulting while HUD spawned unneeded trailer parks and wasted funds on vacant sites. Attorneys earned $225,000 aiding 200 applicants amid chaotic relief efforts.
Investors weigh a company’s past present and future, with future earnings projections sparking debate. The SEC may allow or expand optional projections to improve fairness and aid small investors, amid concerns over standards and abuses.
Nixon aides expect a rough new Congress will block major White House domestic reforms. They foresee rejection of Cabinet reorganizations and a sweeping overhaul of agencies. Proposed workarounds include executive order creation of new agencies and White House task forces modeled on the National Security Council to bypass congressional roadblocks.
William S. White argues the God is dead movement wanes as public taste softens toward Christmas materialism and compassion rises. He notes reduced demonstrations, calmer culture, and broader acceptance that religion and Establishment are not pure evil.
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