Biddeford Editorial Urges Repair of City Hall Roof
Our Opinion urges Biddeford to fix the city hall roof and retain the existing municipal auditorium rather than delay repairs while considering buying the old Post Office on Washington Street for a new city office. The piece calls officials to act, noting leaks disturb retailers and cultural programs and urging improvements over time.
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Black gains eroding in the 1970s says Vernon Jordan
Paul Harvey reports a black leader warning that momentum from civil rights gains is waning in the 1970s. Vernon Jordan says whites and blacks tire of the race struggle and that activist gains of the 1960s may be eroded, while figures like James Meredith and Jesse Jackson push economic self help and black entrepreneurship forward.
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Chicago
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Family music ties grow as more households join in
The American Music Conference notes a rising trend of families with two or more musicians, with 37 million individuals playing instruments. Parents who play with children illustrate musicianship and enthusiasm, strengthening family bonds and communication pathways.
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Refund idea weighs on McGovern campaign finances
Washington Merry-Go-Round notes Senator McGovern may refund all political contributions over $1,000 at campaign end to avoid debt, an idea from treasurer Henry Kimelman. McGovern supports but delays approval pending feasibility while managing primaries at about $6 million.
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Connecticut
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Don Maclean
Washington
Mac's World Candidates Avoid Issues
Column mocks political evasiveness with mock Q and A on busing war economy and poverty. The piece highlights vague replies, press conference tactics, and modern political spin, riffing on candidates and public discourse.
Fair Play Boosts McGovern in California Delegate Battle
Washington report notes George McGovern’s credentials victory at the Democratic convention amid a push for fair play. He built a steady rise in delegates, turning a June primary win into momentum with roughly 1,420 of 1,509 needed, aided by “soft” supporters who opposed the reversal of California delegates.
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Virginia
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McGovern aims to raise 36.5 million for campaign strategy
McGovern financial advisers plan to raise 36.5 million for the presidential bid using special gifts loans and direct fundraising. A private Miami Beach meeting yielded 1.3 million from wealthy donors. Key figures include Morris Dees Henry Kimelman and Donald A. Petrie guiding the effort.
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