Bigelow Mountain Park Plan Suggested for Maine
Editorial argues a $3 million plan to create a 37 000 acre Bigelow state park in northwestern Maine with three zones including a protected area, a multi use zone, and a private easement zone. It urges safeguards to prevent continued logging and preserve wildlife including bald eagles.
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Maine
Bigelow Mountain
New England
Elden H. Shute Jr
Farmington
Baxter State Park
Pulp and
Vi Pease Seeks State Democratic Chair Post
Vi Pease of Hollis declares for the Maine state party chairman vacancy caused by Severin Beliveau. The article highlights her hard work, soft approach, and aim to energize party fundraising as Beliveau plans to retire amid budget strains and national contest deficits.
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Maryline White
Augusta
York County
Democratic
Vi Pease
Hollis
Severin Beliveau
Beliveau
John Roberts R
Senford
Alfred
One to One Festival at Central Park for retarded adults
Geraldo Rivera and Geraldine Fitzgerald organized a Central Park Sheep Meadow event uniting hundreds of volunteers and mentally challenged individuals. The day offered hot dogs and soda as guests arrived, with Rivera promoting love and community based on Christian teachings as a guiding message.
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New York City
Central Park
Sheep Meadow
Geraldo Rivera
Geraldine Fitzgerald
Mr. Rivera
Pat
Bitter B52 pilots accuse planning flaws in Hanoi raids
Washington reports on B 52 crews bitter over December raids in Hanoi Haiphong showing multiple losses blamed on poor planning. Records confirm flight path failures and delayed changes, with 15 bombers shot down and 9 heavily damaged during Operation Linebacker. Pilots consider dignit y and honor at stake as air force leadership admits late tactic changes.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Hanoi
Nixon
George McGovern
North Vietnam
Pentagon
Air Force
Eighth Air Force Command
McGovern
Guam
Gift books and the heavy burden they bring
Washington columnist humorously critiques three book types gifts: real books nonbooks and oversized gift tomes. He notes envy at those profiting from clever cocktail-table volumes and laments 1 187 page epics clogging shelves and failing to entertain in bed or at meals.
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Don Maclean
Washington
Harold Robbins
Camp
National Press Club
New York
Alcoholism Epidemic Spreads in the Soviet Union
Western scholars warn alcohol consumption in the Soviet Union has surged since 1950. The piece cites crime, absenteeism, and social ills tied to drinking, notes Brezhnev’s crackdown and public shaming, and details state led efforts to curb drunkenness amid limited success.
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Ray Cromley
NEA
Washington
Soviet Union
U.S.A
Communist Party
David Bell
University of Virginia
Russia
Lowell
Leonid Brezhnev
Kremlin
To The Point University minds the discipline of thought
Russell Kirk discusses Dr. Jacob Neusner of Brown University urging freshmen to value the university as a disciplined, aristocratic ideal focused on developing critical minds. He contrasts genuine scholarship with social page culture and cites Carnegie data on student desires, urging intellectual challenge and lifelong inquiry.
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Russell Kirk
Jacob Neusner
Brown University
Brown
Neusner
John Henry Newman
J. Neusner
Carnegie Commission On Higher Education
Behemoth U
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