Local official condemns Longley budget cuts impact
Saco City Administrator John Dexter criticizes Governor Longley for not detailing what state spending cuts will cost local governments. He notes road striping costs and greater pressure on towns to fund social services as state revenue shrinks. Dexter urges transparent disclosure so taxpayers can decide what services to fund.
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Saco
John Dexter
James Longley
Dexter
Longley
Treasuries
DOT Or
of Transportation
Life after death argued by scientist Dr Elisabeth Kubler-Ross
Dr Elisabeth Kubler-Ross says life continues after death in cases where patients declared dead revived. She cites witnesses and case histories from Sri Lanka to Detroit and reports peace and wholeness in the afterlife, aligning scientific inquiry with Christian belief.
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Sri Lanka
Robert Williams
Miami
Elisabeth Kubler-Ross
Kubler-Ross
Ross
Pentagon chief praises Chilean dictatorship amid crackdown
Washington reports Gen Dennis McAuliffe praised Chile under Pinochet, while a National Intelligence Estimate warns the junta suppresses parties and erodes democracy. The CIA and Pentagon links to the regime are cited amid alleged torture centers and economic planning.
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Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Washington
Pentagon
Latin America
Dennis McAuliffe
Santiago
Chile
Augusto Pinochet
Pinochet
U.S
McAuliffe
Nationa
Christian Democratic Party
Catholic Church
Christian Democrats
Central Intelligence Agency
Salvador Allende
Senate Intelligence Committee
Richard Nixon
CIA
Allende
United States
United Nations
Senate Committee
Africa's new self confidence mixes with old tribal ties
The piece argues that race dominates politics in sub Saharan Africa, reshaping power as whites exit and Asians are driven out. It notes Negritude as a cultural force, rising black self assertion, and the persistence of tribalism in Kenya Nigeria Angola and South Africa. It cites Kaunda and Buthelezi urging unity across tribes and races.
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C.L. Sulzberger
New York Times
Lusaka
Zambia
Sub- Saharan Africa
Uganda
Chad
Guinea-Bissau
Ozambique
Angola
East Africa
Senegal
Leopold Senger
Jean-Paul Sartre
Diehard
South Africa
Africa
Kenya
Nigeria
FNLA
Congo
Zare
Mali
Upper Volta
Niger
Gambia
Tanzania
Kaunda
Gatsha Buthelezi
Buthelezi
Kenneth Kaunda
Brown
Attica probe shifts toward new special prosecutor
More than four years after the Attica prison retaking, New York appoints Alfred Scotti as special prosecutor to review indictments against law enforcement and officials. Meyer’s report cites serious errors and bias in the original prosecution and notes grand juries in Wyoming County may resist indicting officers. The outcome hinges on whether Scotti can overcome witness reluctance, self-investigation flaws, and juror partiality to address alleged excessive force and brutality.
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Tom Wicker
Attica
State of
New York
Erson Rockefeller
State Supreme Court
Bernard
Hugh Carey
Malcolm Bell
Meyer
Carey
Atty
Louis J. Lefkowitz
Alfred Scotti
Manhattan
Scotti
Three Peresnors
Geen
Anthony G. Simonetti
Simonetti
Simonette
Wyoming
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