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Biddeford Saco Journal

Location

Biddeford, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1973

Page

4

Editorial Page On Disability Pensions For Generals

The article argues that many four star and other military officers retired on disability in 1971. It notes Byrd statistics showing high disability rates among generals and concerns over tax advantages. Lt Gen Benade vows tighter rules, but lawmakers may probe past use of disability pensions.

America Harry F. Byrd Sen Byrd Air Force Leo E. Benade Defense Senate Armed Services Saco River Biddeford-Saco Journal Biddeford

Long Johns Promise Real Fix for Energy Woes

Virginia Payette argues against complex tech cures for energy and pollution. She cites Grandpappy’s long johns as a practical winter solution, claiming woolens cut fuel use, reduce emissions, and ease power demand amid a record cold spell.

Virginia Payette Grandpappy Gery Old Dad Dad

Legion Should Do Better Dear Editor

A Biddeford veteran questions the local American Legion’s effectiveness in assisting returning servicemen. He cites a six month hospital stay and a delayed disability inquiry, commending VFW member Mr. Johnson for help. The writer urges reform for veterans and thanks the VFW helper.

Legion Journal: 1 American Legion Biddeford Royal Sheltra Sheltra Mr. Johnson VFW P.A. LeBrun West St. Biddeford

Tower fights open doors as Senate Banking Committee meets privately

Washington column details Senator Tower’s resistance to an open-door policy for Senate Banking Committee sessions. Proxmire and Packwood push transparency, Tower blocks proceedings, roll call tangles, and the meeting adjourns with doors closed. Also notes a Watergate diary entry about Martinez and possible links to Nixon aides.

Jack Anderson Washington Congress John Tower Rtex Senate Banking Committee Bantam Texan Tower William Proxmire Fackwood Senate John Sparkman D-Ala Packwood John Oregon Proxmire Texas Washington Post Ala Harrison Williams Wallace Bennett Utah Bill Brock Rtenn Robert Taft Ohio Proxmire and

Questioning Vietnam War Bomb Tonnage Claims

Washington correspondent ridicules exaggerated tonnage figures cited for Vietnam bombing. He notes Hanoi and Paris sources often inflate totals, while actual damage and losses appear far smaller, challenging the reliability of war statistics and editorials.

Don Maclean Washington U.S North Vietnam Germany Japan Hiroshima Hanoi Thanh le Paris

Washington News Control of super firms Key to curb inflation

Nixon bets on channeling influence over several thousand major firms to curb inflation. He relies on government contracts and public checks on books and pricing to force price restraint. The plan hinges on administration will to enforce price rollbacks and shock industry into compliance.

Ray Cromley NEA Washington Nixon U.S

New student generation calmer and more thoughtful

The piece argues a quieter campus signals a shift from radical activism to reflective concern. It cites Professor Ralph Lewis and a Kalamazoo College alumnus embracing faith and duty, noting improved civility, reading gaps among freshmen, and a move away from ideological shouting toward personal responsibility.

Russell Kirk Ralph Lewis Michigan State University Dr. Lewis Kalamazoo College Christ Jesus Francis of Lewis National Reading Center Kalamazoo Seeee Meee

Foster Family Names In Local Journalistic History

The Biddeford and Saco Journal lists key figures including publisher Wm. E. Foster (1881-1963) and Alta W. Foster, with B. F. C. Whitehouse (1891-1971) and 1889-1972 dates. W. Paul Casavant serves as Publisher and Charles C. Sutton as Managing Editor. Gladys M. Whitehouse holds President and Treasurer roles, with a Business Office and Editorial De yuay noted.

Alta W. Foster B. F. C. Whitehouse W. Paul Casavant Charles C. Sutton Gladys M. Whitehouse Business Office Editorial de

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