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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1977
Page
4
A nation slow to react faces energy shortages as fuel supplies tighten. With hundreds of thousands laid off, disrupted fuel distribution, and schools closed, the winter's hardship tests planning. Lowering indoor temperatures to 65 degrees is the first required step, though longer-term measures may follow.
Senate minority leader Howard Baker Jr cites early figures suggesting up to 50 members of Congress may have received South Korean funds. Investigations by a congressional committee and the Justice Department continue with possible prosecutions. Baker notes not all involved are Democrats and calls for reforms on outside income and activities while Congress confronts foreign contributions.
A Massabesic High School student, Doris Lacourse of Seitrone, protests the Daily Pect coverage gaps for Massabesic girls team. She notes her team is 9 10 as of Jan 23 and compares to higher class schools, asking for reasons.
In response to Miss Lacourse questions the Journal sports staff seeks to publish all area high school athletic results. Limited by time and deadline the department can print only events called in, urging coaches players and fans to ring in scores for timely reporting.
The Biddeford High School Tiger Marching Band thanks community members for widespread help funding their trip to Washington for President Carter's inaugural parade. Director Paul Phelan praises local gifts and support that covered all expenses and prayed for the band's safety and success.
A veteran argues Carter's pardon for those evading induction is less impactful than Ford's blanket pardon for deserters. He notes half mast flags in New Hampshire and asserts Carter faces criticism for a smaller act with no extra benefits, while Ford's measure grants honorable discharges and veterans' benefits.
Ernest D. Fairbanks condemns Carter's draft dodger pardon, arguing it dishonors Vietnam dead and weakens national resolve. He warns of renewed draft need and questions justice for evaders versus murderers, saying he would never pardon those who ran. He laments the era, suggesting national unity and duty are at risk.
Washington reports flag serious quake risk at the Diablo Canyon nuclear plant near Hosgri Fault. Goverment found fault location unknown in 1968 and 1971 Shell Oil briefing warned of quake danger. NRC standards being tightened but site deemed risky. license decision pending amid political pressure and high construction costs.
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