Editorial Page Opinion Declines Day Care Plan at Coast Guard Station
The Fletcher's Neck Coast Guard Station will not be used as a day care facility by a former instructor and associates. The unused building is deteriorating without care while a Coast Guard search and rescue unit is still needed and the site could host boating safety classes or a sea scout center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher’s Neck Coast Guard
Coast Guard
Biddeford Pool
St. Francis College
Biddeford Post Office
Paul Harvey on Watergate and moral rot in American leadership
Paul Harvey argues Watergate exposed a long pattern of law evasion by elites. He cites the Harrisburg Seven and others, claims juries were swayed by politics, and warns that ethical lines blur between necessity and illegality. He suggests a moral reckoning may follow.
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Paul Harvey
Oes
Berrigan
Harrisburg Seven
Henry Kissinger
Soledad Aeethens
Bobby Seale
Huey Newton
Angela Davis
New York Panther
Northwestern University Law Rofessor
Fred Inbau
New York City
New Orleans
Clay Shaw
Quotable Thoughts and Journal Letters Policy
A collection of famous quotes on reading opinion freedom and individual responsibility followed by a short policy note from The Journal on letters to the department. It invites signed letters with street address and city, limited to 300 words.
Washington Merry-Go-Round Wasteful Trucking and Navy Clash
Wasteful trucking cuts fuel efficiency by millions of gallons amid ICC rules and gateway destinations. The piece cites estimates up to 400 million gallons saved if routes and regulations changed. It also covers Navy orders to fire racists and Cardinal Krol’s peace efforts and NIHM junkets abroad.
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Washington
Food Fair
ICC
Atlanta
Floyd and
NAVY
David Bagley
Bagley
Cardinal Krol
John Cardinal Krol
Philadelphia
U.S
Presidents Bound by Law Yes Even for Watergate Secrets
The piece argues that Presidential power cannot override Congress and the law. It links Nixon's wartime and Watergate-era actions to a belief in inherent executive supremacy. It cites Ehrlichman testimony and the 1952 steel case to claim the courts will supersede unchecked power.
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John Ehrlichman
White House
Daniel Ellsberg
Nixon
Am Journal
National Committee
Congress
Cngress
Hugo Black
Cambodia
Kent State
United States
Harry Truman
Supreme Court
Cea Oe
Cea Oe Wae
Ehbrilichman
We are not spectators in a Watergate constitutional clash
A columnist argues the Watergate tapes dispute shows a balance of power, with both sides seeking lawful resolution. He cites Senator Manefield and Archibald Cox, urges restraint, and emphasizes a constitutional process where no side should win at the expense of the system.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Manefield
Archibald Cox
White House
Charles Wright
Cox
Richardson
Conaeens
Supreme Court
Pandora
Biddeford Saco Journal Publisher and Staff Listing
The Biddeford Saco Journal lists W Foster and B and C Whitehouse as publishers with W Paul Casavant as publisher and Charles C Sutton as managing editor. Gladys M Whitehouse serves as president and treasurer of the business office with editorial staff at 283 3625.
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W. Paul Casavant
Charles C. Sutton
Gladys M. Whitehouse
Atkis Street
Biddeford
Maine
Associated Press
Jord
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Dr. Spocks
World Council of Churches
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John Stuart Mill
John Henry Newman
Stephen Spender
Marianne Moore
Sen
Edmund S. Muskie
R. W. Emerson
Policy For Letters
By Jack Anderson
Interstate Commerce Commission
University of Chicago
Yale Brazen
Moscow
Peking
Copernicus
Rome
Air Force One
Europe
Ireland
National Institute of Mental Health
London
Canada
Germany
Mexico City
Paris
Monte Carlo
Stockholm
Italy
Belgium
Switzerland
Iran
Egypt
Guatemala
Nicaragua
Vietnam
J. Edgar Hoover
The
United
Saco Journal
Run W. Foster
B. &. C. Whitehouse
Mathews-Shannonabian Inc
3Rd Ave
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