Editorial Page In Our Opinion Deadline To Zone Shoreline
The Maine editorial urges towns to adopt shoreline zoning before the June 30 deadline to avoid a state ordinance. By January only 219 of 440 municipalities progressed, though DEP and UMaine Extension offer guidelines and help. It emphasizes local control and urges communities to draft ordinances meeting local needs.
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Maine
Department of Environmental Protection
University of Maine
Environmental Studies Center and Extension Service
Augusta
Conservatives Seek Fresh Emblem Beavering Up 1976 Image
Virginia's Viewpoint notes Conservatives held a contest to replace the torch of liberty with a beaver as their official emblem in New York. The piece speculates on how the party could appeal to voters by adopting an industrious, vigilant image, contrasting with elephants and donkeys and musing over other symbols like the tiger or fox.
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Virginia Payette
Det
Mightmare
Liberal Party
New York Conservatives
Buckley Boys
National Review Magazine
James Buckley
Porus
India
Alexander the Great
Hannibal
Alps
Hamilcar
Carthage
G.O.P
The
Fellows
Electronic Data Sunteons
Perot
New York City
Nelson ‘Rockefeller
Social Welfare
Abe Levine
Rockefeller
IBM
Touche Ross
Washington
Vietnam
Nixon
Elliot Richardson
Pentagon
Richardson i
Virginia
Charles Davenport
FBI
Jeris Bragan
Federal Aviation Administration
Bob Leggett
D-Calif
House Commerce
Harley Staggers
Leggett
FAA
Pat ‘Schroeder
Colorado
House
Armed Services Committee
Marjorie Holt
E.H
Wahington City
Lovertime
Rapee
Don Maclean
Seattle
California
Houston
Plainfield
Orange
N.J
New Jersey
America
Congress
Ian
Chicago
Denver
Amar St
Three Minutes A Day Antonio Del Moral Survives Gunshot
A man named Antonio Del Moral arrived at Grady Memorial Hospital near death from a gunshot wound. Doctors performed cardiac massage after he had no pulse and life signs, witnesses say he died and revived multiple times but survived without brain or kidney damage, described as the greatest save by his doctor.
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Antonio del Miral
Newre Grady Memorial Hospital
del Moral
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Liverpool
Miss Guiney
Germaine Greer
Gloria Steinem
Biddeford Saco Journal Historic Publisher Credits
Local newspaper masthead lists Wm. E. Foster 1881 1963 B F Whitehouse 1889 1972 Alta W Foster 1891 1971 W Paul Casavant Publisher Charles C Sutton Editor Gladys M Whitehouse President Treasurer Office contact 283 3625 Advertizing representatives Mathews Shannous Cus.
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Wm. E. Foster
B. F. C. Whitehouse
Alta W. Foster
W. Paul Casavant
Charles C. Sutton
Gladys M. Whitehouse
Mo Srrest
Biddeford
Maine
Saatt
Associated Press
Perot bids to save Wall Street with massive campaign
Ross Perot plans a million dollar media push to restore faith in stocks, urging "the little guy" to invest in DuPont Glore Forgan after rebuilding the firm with about 80 million in loans. He aims to bypass Madison Avenue and personally craft appeals.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Wall Street
Ross Perot
Mom
Pop
Perot
Walltrees
IBM
New York State
Washington Unemployment A Localized Paradox
Washington avoids widespread joblessness because government hiring keeps offices staffed after every election. Defeated congressmen land safe posts, staffers and aides fill desks, and inflation looms as a constant backdrop to the city’s peculiar employment cycle.
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Nyway
Welfare programs trap the poor in a web of aid
Washington analyst Bruce Biossat notes that welfare entitlements, especially Medicaid and food stamps, increasingly overlap and create large disincentives to work. He cites Brookings Authority Henry Aaron showing rising aid from 1960s to 1970s and warns that benefit cutoffs push beneficiaries off rolls and into deeper need, undermining Nixon's reform rhetoric.
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Bruce Biossat
Nixon
Anti-Poverty Agency
Soeera Ace
Congress
OEO
Henry Aaron
Brookings Institution
Aaron
Miss Louise Guiney Noted as Notable Woman Postmaster
The article recalls Louise Imogen Guiney as a pioneering woman postmaster at Auburndale from 1894 to 1897, highlighting her leadership, the protest that kept her in the role, and her literary work. It notes the era’s female postmasters numbers and contrasts past and present views on women in civil service.
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Russell Kirk
Pfstmaster
Postal Service
United States
Louise Imogen Guiney
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Oliver
Wendell Holmes
Henry Fairbanks
St. Michael’s College
Vermont
Magi Books
Albany
Auburndale
Arlo Bates
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Henry Vaughan
Miss Guiney
Presidentithan
Rover Cleveland
Guiney
Boston Public Library
Meatless Day proposal sparks mixed reactions
Readers react to a weekly Meatless Day plan amid debates over economic policy and the American standard of living. Critics warn against spending cuts while defending high quality meals and invoking historical quotes to argue for or against the measure.
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Marie Antoinette
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