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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1973
Page
4
The editorial argues against tickets on streets without time limit signs and urges a fairer policy. It criticizes two hour limit signs as arbitrary and notes the city aims to boost downtown shopping. The piece calls for parking rules that respect motorists on unrestricted streets.
William Safire argues that persistent investigations by Congress and agencies like the GAO, SEC and FBI threaten governance. He notes multiple probes into Watergate era conduct, argues investigation should not replace decision making, and warns of a protracted, partisan assault on the presidency.
A collection of quotes from Eisenhower Emerson Machiavelli White and Truman alongside Journal policy on letters to the department and reader tips about word limits, signed letters, and causing hay fever hints.
Washington reports allege U S taxpayers funded Paraguay navy gunboats used in drug smuggling down the Paraguay River while Navy Pentagon documents show 1970s contracts for patrol craft. The piece notes missing Marines and contested resignation of Robert Gottschalk amid a bitter patent office clash with Betsy Ancker Johnson.
Sports columnist criticizes pro dominance in Wimbledon and basketball. He cites J Ravenall Valuing and Bobby Riggs as examples while proposing radical, humorous reforms for fairness. Microscoops touch on Nixon pen gimmick Phase the Nation and Italy’s unstable postwar governments.
Arab governments reassess ties with the Soviet Union after the Nixon Brezhnev communique. Egypt Syria and Libya debate strategy amid fears of renewed conflict with Israel and a stronger Israeli air force. Officials warn the Arab world faces a losing hand whether pursuing force or negotiations.
Paul Harvey reflects on the media climate after Watergate as officials and publics push back on press freedom. He notes reactions from White House reporters, international figures, and critics who see aggressive coverage as overkill, while urging restraint and responsibility. Alta W. Foster obituary included.
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