Zoning in Biddeford and Saco Needs Review and Enforcement
The editorial urges Biddeford and Saco to study and update zoning ordinances including downtown parking, trailer placement, and R-3 zoning changes. It urges public hearings, consistent enforcement, and fair treatment, noting past planning actions and recent North Street rezoning votes. It warns that lax enforcement would harm communities.
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Biddeford
Saco
North Street
Planning Board
Main Street
Ocean Park Road
Saco Planning Board
Negotiated cease fire seen within reach on Midway Island
Paul Harvey argues the United States should pursue a negotiated cease fire in Vietnam as Thieu seeks to keep U S troops to safeguard his hold on power. He urges unity under the Constitution, warns against prolonging the war for Thieu’s political gain, and notes Khmer Rouge signals and alienation of Southeast Asia.
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Paul Harvey
South Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
Paris
U.S
Saigon
Thieu
U. S
Nixon
United States
Vietnam
Cambodia
Vvet Cong
Asia
Africa
Europe
Presidert Thieu
Midway Island
Plant foreman takes ten minute break before lunch
A plant supervisor, Johnnie-come-lately, is described as conscientious for consistently taking a ten minute break before going to lunch, illustrating workplace routines and morale in a light, anecdotal tone.
Biddeford Saco Journal Publisher Contact Details
Biddeford Maine daily newspaper listing publisher W Paul Casavant and E P Ingalls as managing editor with telephone lines for editorial and subscription departments. It notes subscription rates payable in advance: one month 2.60 six months 15.50 one year 31.00 and lists Associated Press ownership.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
W. Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Associated Press
Post
Burger Critique of American Adversary System Sparks Debate
Washington coverage outlines Judge Warren E Burger’s remarks at the Center for Study of Democratic Institutions in Santa Barbara funded partly by the Parvin Foundation. Burger questions jury use, the Fifth Amendment, and the adversary system while noting European views and potential reforms.
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Washington
Warren E. Burger
Center For
Parvin Foundation
William C. Douglas
Burger
Justice Douglas
Santa Barbara
Calif
Las Vegas
United States
Saat
Center Magazine
The
Center
Europe
Mac's World Pentagon speech good By Don MacLean
Washington columnist endorses ABM for protecting key sites and national capital. He cites Rep. Mark Andrews on defense spending, nuclear threat, and the need to maintain freedom. Brief notes on Supreme Court contempt risk and Hayakawa political prospects close the column.
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Don Maclean
Washington
Congress
J. William Fulbright
North Dakota Motor Carriers Association
Mark Andrews
R. N.D
Fargo
N.D
Andrews
France
Pentagon
Supreme Court
Burger urges orderly federal criminal procedure reform
Washington Judge War ren Burger contends the Supreme Court should lead a systematic rewrite of federal criminal procedure rules, while allowing diverse practitioners and Congress to shape changes. He says rulings on police interrogation and lineups, though defensible, are better refined through statutory rulemaking rather than piecemeal judicial edits.
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England
America
Burger
Pennsylvania
Appellate Courts
Supreme Court
Bureer
NEA
Washington
Warren Burger
U.S. Supreme Court
Pblic
Seer
Code of Criminal Procedure
Rorces
Congress
D Day Reflections From A Writer Who Was There
Washington remembers the 25th anniversary of D Day through a writer's memories. He defends the wartime military effort, warns against the modern scorn for force, and honors the soldiers who faced Nazism and those who fight today in Vietnam. He cautions against the military industrial complex and upholds duty, sacrifice, and national heritage.
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William 8
White
Washington
English Channel
Vietnam
D-Day
Senate
Pascal
Excerpted Cuba report stirs free Cuba letters debate
A Journal letters column endorses free expression while presenting excerpts from the January Latin America Report. It cites Cuba under Castro with claims of vigilance committees, political prisoners, shortages, and harsh social changes. The piece notes a Soviet nuclear reactor reaching Havana and critiques OAS handling.
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Cuba
Latin America
U.S
Citizens Committee For A _ Free Cuba, Inc
Washington
D. C
Miami
Florida
Fidel Castro
Human Rights Commission of American States
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