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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1977
Page
4
The AMA advises lowering home thermostats to 65 or 60 degrees citing health benefits. NIH officials concur that warmer air dries moisture and can worsen respiratory issues, making cooler indoor temperatures potentially healthier despite initial discomfort.
James Reston notes Rene Levesque spoke in New York to urge sovereignty for Quebec while investors and U S policymakers view a breakup as unlikely. He argues for regional pacts, but Washington favors Canada and sees Quebec's independence as unlikely to attract long term investment or alter the U S-Canada relationship.
AMY LEVY argues that public officials should answer questions to maintain accountability. The piece lauds Sam Zaitlin for openness as mayor of Saco while noting an election issue on choosing a mayor by popular vote or city council.
Washington antitrust chief Donald G. Baker is accused of handling a GE Westinghouse price fixing case without concessions to lower energy prices. The memo suggests he settled to avoid sparking broader competition relief, while two senior officials opposed the deal. A related ARCO grand jury probe in California targets alleged price controls and coercion.
Paul Harvey argues page one overemphasizes sex and violence while readers favor sensational stories over ordinary issues. He notes editors and readers rank inflation and broader topics as less newsworthy and believes the public prefers dramatic crimes and scandals to deeper economic concerns.
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