Open meeting guides handling of scholarship bias at Biddeford
Biddeford school committee member Christo Anton spoke of nine or ten calls alleging favoritism in Biddeford High School scholarship awards. The discussion stayed constructive and public, honoring open meeting laws while outlining next steps for a full investigation and improved guidelines to prevent future hard feelings.
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Longley condemns media for soft Carter questions
Gov James B Longley told Maine reporters that the national press should press Democratic presidential frontrunner Jimmy Carter for firm positions. He urged reporters to ask tough, direct questions and not rely on slick campaign material, citing past Nixon-era scrutiny as a model. The remarks praised diligent questioning on the campaign trail.
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Don Bolles Murder Echoes In Washington Scandal
Investigative reporter Don Bolles assassination prompts scrutiny of Arizona politics. Kraftowitz uncovers Bolles worked with Fred Porter Jr. against Funk Emprise dog racing. Suppressed land fraud report hints at regulatory complicity and indifference by high officials. Corporate creeping corruption shown in NASA and Aerojet ties.
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Arizona Republic
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Declaration of Dependence by Paul Harvey
Paul Harvey argues that America must rebalance liberty with divine guidance. He contrasts freedom with self discipline and warns that capitalism without God leads to tyranny. He cites historical examples and laments loss of moral direction shaping national destiny.
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