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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1976
Page
4
The author argues that terrorism is illegitimate and expanding, urging stronger police work, harsher sentences, and the isolation of international havens. Algerian harboring of terrorists is cited as a failing example, calling for decisive, uncompromising measures to defend civilized society.
Paul Harvey argues that government intrusion in the name of safety may erode freedoms. He cites seat belt mandates and code enforcement as potential overreach influenced by lobbyists. A Idaho case shows a plumbing inspector trespassing to enforce a code, risking jail for a minor vent deviation, highlighting the cost to liberty and the drift toward broader government control.
A collage of aphorisms and fleeting quotes from Sunshine Magazine and city papers. The item lists playful lines about bore behavior, sweet expressions, and social quirks alongside credits to Alta W. Foster and colleagues and publisher notes.
Government auditors assess how taxpayers funded Nixon's transition to civilian status and ongoing pension, detailing $102,000 in archive labor, $100,000 transition, $45,000 budget, and $622,000 yearly Secret Service costs. The confidential GAO review flags funding gaps and prior authorizations, noting waivers and charges for staff and offices.
Washington Scene notes Sinatra is at center of a televised dispute over a White House Mafia connection to Fidel Castro and Judith Campbell. The piece cites Milton Rubin and William Safire arguing for questions to Senate Church and Towers about Sinatra’s alleged role as intermediary between Giancana Campbell and Kennedy.
Washington notes a tense U S Canada relationship as Prime Minister Trudeau proclaims in Parliament that Canada is no colony of the United States. The tension stems from Canada’s defensive nationalism and its two founding peoples. Trudeau’s departure for a new post coincides with sleepless hours as the U S envoy’s farewell is skipped and Canadians weigh their close ties to a dynamic neighbor.
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