Land trusts urged to protect Maine lands from out of staters
Editorial urges creation of locally controlled land preservation trusts to keep land public or leased back to owners. Cites 80 percent out-of-state ownership and only three miles of Maine coastline public. Supports Ramanascho Land Preservation Trust as model to aid elderly farmers and curb tax-driven sales.
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Maine
Kennebunk Conservation Commission
Ramanascho Land Preservation Trust
Mousam
Government housing debate and Nixon stance summarized
Paul Harvey outlines the failures of government housing in Chicago and nationwide arguing that subsidies have cost taxpayers vast sums. He notes vacancies and disrepair, criticizes public officials and developers, and endorses shifting housing responsibility to local and state levels while praising private initiative as the path out of the slums.
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Paul Harvey
Jack
Chicago
Nixon
Congress
HUD
George Romney
Disappearance of Steven N Chait prompts missing person plea
A letter from Mr and Mrs Harry Chait of Flushing New York appeals for information about their son Steven N Chait who vanished from Columbia University on March 13 1972 around 2 30 pm. He was 21 5 10 155 pounds with brown hair green eyes wears glasses mustache and possible beard. Contact the Missing Persons Unit NYPD at 577-7341 for leads.
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Journal
Steven N. Chait
Columbia University
New York City
Police Department
City of New York
New York
N.Y
Harry Chait
162Nd St. Flushing
Churkendoose Teaches Brownies About Brotherhood
A Girl Scout Brownie explains the churkendoose a blend of chicken turkey duck and goose. The story promotes inclusion as part of a human relations kit developed by psychologists social scientists and church groups for youth learning about society and neighborly love.
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Brownie
Agnew plays it cool as 1976 speculation grows
Washington probe outlines Vice President Spiro Agnew’s plan to avoid early presidential bids. He urges party allies to hold back while Nixon signals no clear successor. Moderate Republicans may split the vote, aiding Agnew if Connally’s bid fragments conservatives. See also public TV exec Jack Wrather weighing Lassie versus Zoom funding and FTC actions against airline training schools.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Spiro Agnew
Agnew
Senate
Treasury
John Connally
Baltimore
Bud
Hammerman
Nixon
Connally
Jack Wrather
Wrather
Lassie
Corporation For Public Broadcasting
ZOOM
Public TV
CPR
Pittsburgh
Campbell Soup
New York
Ogilvy-Mather
Howard Eaton
United States
New Zealand
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Kansas City
Miami
Fruitful Camp David talks on trade and alliances
Washington columnist notes Nixon and Heath met at Camp David for informal trade talks amid pressures over Concorde and UK-EU relations. The piece argues the US effectively holds leverage in defense and industry, with many US-linked firms dominating UK exports and employment.
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Washington
Nixon
England
Edward Heath
Camp David
Heath
U.S
TWA
Europe
Russia
Germany
Defense manpower costs skyrocket in Nixon budget clash
Washington reforms show defense manpower costs at about 56 percent of a $81.1 billion 1974 budget, driven by 1967 68 pay comparability laws and volunteer recruitment incentives. Congressional critics push cuts while noting escalators in pay, retirements, and inflation.
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Bruce Biossat
NEA
Washington
Congress
Nixon
Defense Department
Vietnam
Lyndon Johnson
White House
Welfare reform shift under Nixon and Long in Congress
Nixon abandons the Family Assistance Plan in favor of a conservative welfare reform strategy with Senate Finance Chairman Russell Long. Long proposes a 10 percent wage supplement up to 400 dollars for the working poor and plans to reintroduce a bill to pursue absent fathers for child support, aiming to aid about five million families at roughly one billion dollars annually.
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Frank van der Linden
Washington
Richard Nixon
Senate Finance Committee
Russell Long
Louisiana
White House
Oval Office
Congress
Nixon
F.A.P
House of Representatives
Senate
Elliot Richardson
George McGovern
John Ehrlichman
Richardson
Long
Finance Committee
Biddeford Saco Journal Obituary Notices and Staff Roster
Alita W Foster 1891 1971 B F C Whitehouse 1889 1972 W Paul Casavant Publisher Charles C Sutton Managing Editor Gladys M Whitehouse President And Treasurer Business Office Editorial Department 283 3625 282 1535
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W. Paul Casavant
Charles C. Sutton
Gladys M. Whitehouse
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