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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1977
Page
4
A Maine district court judge, Julian Turner, proposes publicizing the names of repeat juvenile offenders and their parents to deter crime. He cites Maine’s anonymity rules but argues naming offenders may pressure communities to curb delinquency. Critics fret privacy and potential harm to youths and families.
The text argues parents are blamed for teen troubles but truth lies in misunderstanding love. It warns against viewing love as indulgence and calls for balanced parenting with both affection and authority. It criticizes many experts and urges parents to trust their role and provide substantial love and discipline.
George Will argues that Democratic critics of the all volunteer armed forces differ in tone but share concerns about conscription. He notes volunteers reflect national demographics, with rising black recruitment and stable education levels, and warns against returning to forced service as costly and politically fraught.
Amy Levy argues that wood heating offers independence from gas shortages and oil costs while acknowledging its chores. She describes the comfort of a warm 75 degree home, the exercise of hauling wood, and the sense of security from an alternative energy, despite warnings about chimney fires.
Audit of Nixon taxes continued despite White House pressure. IRS pursued a 1974 audit, finding Nixon had backdated a gift of his papers to claim a large deduction. Fraud charges focused on Edward Morgan. Nixon faced negligence with back taxes totaling 706.16 and 148,080.97. Officials recalled resisting political meddling, linking actions to broader White House attempts to influence IRS.
A Paul Harvey column laments high unemployment while ads flood newspapers with help wanted notices. It blames media bias for despair, argues positive news and success stories are underrepresented, and urges balanced coverage that highlights safe flights, durable marriages, and real job opportunities for willing workers.
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