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Newspaper

Biddeford Saco Journal

Location

Biddeford, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1975

Page

4

County budget battle shows uncertain path for York County

Opinion analyzes budget stalemate as York County commissioners may discuss July 1 whether to keep state restored items. It notes funding for agencies like York County Counseling Service was cut then partially restored, highlighting the agency’s growth and reliance on county support to attract federal subsidies.

York County Commission Clement Auger Auger York County Counseling Service Southern Maine Regional Planning Commission Human Relations Dental Clinic Saco Valley Association Camp Waban

Disputed New Hampshire Senate Seat Sparks Abuse of Power

Washington columnist George F. Will criticizes Senate Democrats for delaying seating Louis Wyman amid a disputed vote count in New Hampshire. He alleges partisan manipulation, improper ballot handling, and calls the crisis a daylight Watergate, arguing a new election should be held.

George F. Will Washington Senate New Hampshire Louis Wyman John Durkin Bipartisan Wyman Bilt Durkin Alabama James Allen Howard Cannon Dnev Mittee Durkin Senate Democrats The Washington Post Co

Alta W Foster B F C Whitehouse obituary notice

Alta W Foster, 82, and B F C Whitehouse, 83, appeared in an obituary notice with accompanying biographical details. W Paul Casavant served as Publisher, Charles C Sutton as Managing Editor, and Gladys M Whitehouse held the roles of President and Treasurer in the organization.

W. Paul Casavant Charles C. Sutton Gladys M. Whitehouse

Washington sex trade flourishes in capital circles

Washington sex trade expands through dial a date outfits and out call services targeting diplomats and visiting businessmen with rates from twenty to two hundred dollars a night. Mobbed by police and difficult prosecutions, operators claim legality while promising discretion and deniability. In a separate note, Kissinger urges a new Soviet embassy site on Mount Alto, a high wooded 12.5 acre area, to aid electronic surveillance. Moscow opposes and GSA warns it could strain detente.

Jack Anderson Les Whitten Washington BankAmericard Dial O'Brien Ashington Henry Kissinger United States Moscow U.S. Chancery Mount Alto Kissinger Ussr State Department General Services Administration GSA U.S Wayne Hays Ohio

Rhodesia faces choice between violence and negotiated change

Anthony Lewis profiles Rhodesia nationalist W. D. Musarurwa amid rising tensions as Rhodesia’s black majority challenges Ian Smith’s white rule. He warns that unchecked change risks universal danger, while politics may yield safer, if slow, progress. The piece links regional pressures, guerrilla prospects, and South Africa’s stake.

Anthony Lewis Salisbury Rhodesia W. D. Musarurwa Musarurwa London Smith A.N.C Kaunda Zambia Smit Mozambique South Africa B.J. Vorster Vietnam Gan Vorster ZANU ZAPU

Portugal in revolution grips Lisbon yet factions clash

James Reston surveys Lisbon as a divided revolution rages. Demonstrations fill the hills while the economy sinks, tourists flee, and Portugal faces mass unemployment, high inflation, and capital flight. Military leaders seek pluralism amid political squabbling as free press clings to Republica.

James Reston Lisbon Portugal Henry Cotton France United States Angola Alvaro Cunhal Communist Party Oriana Fallaci Europe U.S Azores Cunhal Castro Cuba Azorres Military Council Tagus River Republica Raul Rego Lenin Stalin Che Guevara Moscow NATO West New York Times

Letter to the Journal Citizens on Sewer Use Tax

A reader decries the November 19 council vote to approve a sewer use tax, arguing it burdens residents especially Social Security recipients. The writer fears liens for unpaid tax, questions federal funding, calls for voter input, and urges locals to influence spending and oppose reliance on federal money. The letter laments tourism benefits over native residents and urges more citizen engagement.

0.C. Beach

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