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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1976
Page
4
The piece argues that government insured student loan defaults burden federal funds and the public. It notes 159 million dollars paid in 1975 to cover defaults and a 17 percent default rate, harming genuinely needy students seeking loans. The article calls for public action against crime in crime related to loan programs.
The text argues space probes extend humanity’s drive to explore the unknown. It links Mars study to origins and future Earth evolution, noting Viking photos reshaped views of Mars and that more revealing soil and atmosphere tests are ahead. It suggests intelligent use of Mars and other planets will not stop with occasional mechanical surveys.
George F. Will argues Soviet censors sanitize Western novels, citing 17 Hemingway edits. He notes censors remove or alter scenes to fit Communist ideals, judging such minutiae as signs of a regime terrified by uncensored ideas and detente's fragile promises.
Jimmy Carter plans a task force drawn from a Washington draft to advocate aggressive prosecution of business executives and government corrupt officials. The study argues funds be redirected from LEAA to high-crime areas and court systems, with new semi public private crime research corporations.
New York Times columnist warns that Patrick Caddell’s $80,000 Saudi contract and private consultancy create a conflict of interest with President Carter’s Middle East policy. Safire critiques Carter’s defense of Caddell and calls for policy decisions based on U.S. interests rather than foreign influence.
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