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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1973
Page
4
An editorial advocates New Hampshire testing a broad education voucher system allowing parents to spend a state funded voucher on public, private, parochial, or free schools. It notes mixed support, cites Allen Rock California as a one year example, and argues vouchers could foster school quality and preserve parochial schools.
Washington Merry-Go-Round reports a widening pattern of hindrances to GAO access to records across State Defense and Treasury, plus CPB resistance, while Nixon emphasizes openness. A separate milk provisions push in the Agricultural and Consumer Protection Act of 1973 could raise prices and aid two large dairy co ops amid antitrust suits.
Washington analyst notes Agnew would assume the presidency under immense strain. He would need to assemble a new White House staff and cabinet, fill hundreds of posts, and face a likely Senate and House battle to confirm a new vice president under the 25th Amendment.
Virginia Payette jokes about Watergate coverage and reader letters. The piece mocks sensationalism, cites Democratic and Republican critics, lampoons an Alice in Wonderland comparison, notes witty name proposals for Watergate, and ends with a skeptical quip on credit and human nature.
Columnist Don Maclean savages a Watergate Cuba intrigue theory, dismissing claims Castro funded McGovern and arguing U.S. meddling in others elections is common. He mocks the premise while noting Cold War entanglements and foreign policy criticism. The piece closes with quirky MicroSCOOPS and a joke about the Brooklyn Bridge.
Russell Kirk argues that prejudice and discrimination are neutral terms and useful when defined clearly. He cites a school manual by Educational Research Council of America praising distinctions between harmful and harmless biases. He notes healthy prejudices against drug addiction and reckless driving, and for honoring parents.
Reader memory quiz lists five local places and landmarks with directions. Peter P. Truman of Biddeford shares answers locating Spring's Island Armand's Corner King's Corner Blarney Block and Ten Commandments on Bradbury Street for a nostalgia reflecting ages 15 to 30 and over.
The policy requires letters to be signed with full street address and city and kept under 300 words, preferably one side of paper. The Journal supports free expression and notes views in this column are not necessarily endorsed by the Journal. The question asks why bad films attract audiences enough to form consensus.
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