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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1975
Page
4
President Ford Responds to criticism of indecision by presenting a sweeping fiscal 1976 budget and energy tax package. He asserts urgency, urges enactment, and challenges Congress to craft an alternative plan if they reject his proposals. The deficit near 52 billion draws conservatives and liberals to opposing critiques.
In Paris the political kaleidoscope shifts as Giscard d Estaing defeats the UDR machine, curbs Gaullist barons, appoints Jacques Chirac as prime minister, and subtly shifts toward a flexible, liberal Fifth Republic. The socialist alliance weakens while Jobert gains influence and the left shows signs of disarray ahead of 1978 elections.
A reader from 48 Mason Street Biddeford condemns a local act of burning a cat on Mason Street and warns a sick mind should seek medical help. The letter urges neighbors to protect children and animals and cautions drivers to slow down for pedestrians and pets.
Obituary note for Alta W. Foster and biographical dates for related figures 1891 1971 1889 1972. Highlights publisher W Paul Casavant editor Charles C. Sutton and Gladys M. Whitehouse holding roles.
CIA watches three Chinese pharmacologists who visited Johns Hopkins physician Dr. Omon Snyder for Parkinson’s disease insights amid rumors Mao Tse tung’s health is failing. Chou En-lai allegedly gains power as reports cite possible hidden strongman.
President Ford appears to have won the initial clash with Congress over gas rationing and import license fees. Section 232 grants broad authority to impose quotas and fees if imports threaten national security, and Ford argues that reliance on foreign oil risks a $25 billion yearly bill, while critics fret over unemployment and economic impact.
Paul Harvey recounts his shift from hunter to nonparticipant and weighs wildlife conservation against hunting. He cites his family, a New Jersey deer refuge, and Arizona game official Bob Hernbrode, noting urban views on killing and the idea of hunting as a regulated harvest of a renewable resource.
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