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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1977
Page
4
The article analyzes OPEC's fragility amid rivalries led by Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates. It argues cartel cohesion is volatile, with Saudi aims to push prices lower potentially challenged by other members seeking higher tariffs. The piece questions how long Saudi sellers would accept cartel prices if rivals resist.
The United Steelworkers Union demands a 32 hour work week with full pay, arguing for job creation. Critics warn the plan would raise labor costs by 20 percent, likely triggering slower sales, layoffs, and mill closures amid overseas competition.
PAUL HARVEY reflects on Gerald Ford legacy, praising his steady leadership during a fractured era. The piece credits Ford with restoring balance to the White House, reducing inflation, boosting employment and incomes, and earning genuine congressional respect, portraying him as a decent, no frills leader who bridged a national crisis.
Washington column reports on Benton Becker pushing for a Nixon style plea deal for Maryland Governor Marvin Mandel amid looming April corruption trial. Ford administration declined intervention while Agnew precedent discussed. Also covers alleged French arms deal exchange involving Abu Daoud and Daoud’s release, and revolving door from lobbying to bank regulation with James E. Smith.
President elect Carter must confront a looming crisis in Federal judiciary appointments as vacancies grow and caseloads soar. Burger and the Judicial Conference urge adding 146 judges, while pay scales and deputy appointments spark internal debate. Carter's stance on senior staff cuts looms over salaries and selection policy.
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