Don't allow drug pushers to run free in Maine
A long running Maine anti drug unit the Division of Special Investigations has just had its requested 250000 dollar funding denied by the Law Enforcement Assistance Administration ending two years of drug case work in the state. The unit reports over 800 drug related cases with street value over 170000 dollars plus nearly 65000 dollars in stolen property recovered. Convictions run high 45 percent in the southern district 89 percent in the eastern. The piece urges readers to contact lawmakers to restore funding and preserve the DSI amid crimes tied to drug traffic including three murders and a $25000 food stamp theft case.
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Carter nuclear policy debate in a wary election context
Paris dispatch analyzes how Jimmy Carter's foreign policy thesis could win Democratic support while dueling with Reagan era stances. It discusses nuclear strategy from massive retaliation to flexible response, U.S. deterrence, and the risk of expanion of the nuclear club amid Israel India Argentina Brazil and regional powers, warning against escalation and entanglement.
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Reagan circle lists vice presidential prospects
Reagan inner circle drawn up a secret list of VP prospects with Anne Armstrong and William Simon among top contenders. Also considered are William Ruckelshaus and three senators Baker Brock Hatfield, with Laxalt and Connally shown as unlikely picks. The plan aims to carry on Reagan’s philosophy if he wins the nomination.
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Laxalt
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California
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Howard Baker
R.tenn
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R.-Tenn
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R.-Ore
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America dry land in ball of mud
Paul Harvey reflects on a seemingly optimistic national moment in 1976, praising economic gains, environmental improvements, and social progress while noting persistent challenges. He highlights farmers rising in prominence, generous philanthropy, and a spirit of exploration, concluding that America remains the only dry land on a ball of mud with people striving to enter.
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