Bus Line Faces Possible Shutdown After Labor Day
An aging Biddeford Saco bus line may end service after Labor Day as off season income falters. State officials and local leaders push a federally funded survey to assess needs and plan a public transit system focusing on elderly and poor riders.
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Biddeford
Saco
Department of Transportation
America
Feds
Old Orchard Beach
Is Carter good for the Jews as Rabbi Tanenbaum asks
Rabbi Marc H. Tanenbaum of the American Jewish Committee circulates a statement on Carter evangelism and Jews asking if Jimmy Carter is good for the Jews. He urges patience and understanding to avoid turning the election into a religious conflict. He notes Evangelical influence, fear of second class status, and Israel questions.
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James Reston
New York Times
Washington
Marc H. Tanenbaum
American Jewish Committee
Carter
Jimmy Carter
Tanenbaum
America
John Kennedy
Kennedy
Newark
N.J
Houston
Martin Marty
Israel
Jesus Christ
Jerusalem
Abe Beame
New York
Atlanta
Roger Williams
Congressmen breach Chile secret police HQ Villa Grimaldi
Rep. Tom Harkin and aide Joe Eldridge illegally entered Villa Grimaldi in Santiago, a police compound alleged to host torture. Chilean officials and witnesses described the site as a feared detention center, though the pair saw only brief access and were escorted out.
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Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Washington
Chile
Villa Grimaldi
Tom Harkin
Iowa
Joe Eldridge
Augusto Pinochet
U.S
Congress
Harkin
Eldridge
Tres Alamos
Jose Arrieta
Santiago
Grimaldi
Harken
Capitol Hill
Learning the new American languages
Paul Harvey argues that the United States, built by immigrants, should celebrate language diversity while criticizing mandatory ballot and school materials in languages other than English He notes that many American Indians use English in tribal affairs and questions sweeping bilingual mandates as impractical and divisive.
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Paul Harvey
Los Angeles Times
Denmark
Department of Justice
Oklahoma
Minnesota
North
HEW
Office For Civil Rights
Seattle
Letters to the Editor Respond to Almost Topless Bar Hype
Theresa Ross Gonthier of Biddeford praises Rose Danforth’s letter in the Journal about the Almost Topless Bar. She argues money cannot buy heaven and condemns the bar’s opening as corrupt in today’s world.
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Rose Danforth
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Brian C. Thayer
Gladys M. Whitehouse
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The
Boston Globe
Carolina
Theresa Ross Gonthier
Marial Ave