Shadow children deserve equal schooling for all handicaps
Editorial urges Maine to extend education to mentally and physically handicapped youth beyond current programs. Citing 45 600 shadow children and 21 percent in programs, it supports a bill to integrate handicapped students into regular schooling where possible, noting Pauline Ruel's testimony and comparing funding to driver education and athletics.
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Education Department
Maine
Augusta
Pauline Ruel
Biddeford
Nassau College
White Paper Candidates Line Up for 1974 Maine Races
The piece outlines budding Maine contest for 1974 with Peter Kyros retirement plans for governor and both parties rallying for the First Congressional seat and the governor’s chair in Augusta. Dems and GOP list potential contenders including Kyros allies Severin Liveau Bruce Chandler and candidates James Erwin Bob Monks Harrison Richardson Stan Tupper Bill Cohen Joe Brennan George Mitchell with evolving primary strategy ahead of spring races.
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Maine
Washington
Peter Kyros
Augusta
Biddeford
Kyros
Severinliveau
Rumford
Bill Cohen
GOP
Guy Marcotte
Jadine O'Brien
Portland
Fundicuts
Senate
Brennan
George Mitchell
Waterville
Muskie
National Committee
ITT Denies Anderson Column Allegations
ITT refutes Jack Anderson column linking ITT to Watergate figures and Chilean Embassy break ins. Bateson states memorandum by Jerome Levinson contains no hard evidence and ITT cooperated with Senate Foreign Relations Committee staff. ITT requests a fair accompanying denial with any publication of the column.
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ITT
Anderson
Journal
United Feature Syndicate
Jack Anderson
Jerome Levinson
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Levinson
F. Howard Hunt
Sub Committee
United Features Syndicate
R.G. Bateson
Park Ave
N.Y
Letters To The Journal Signatures and Addresses Policy
The policy requires all letters be signed with street address and city or town. Letters must not exceed 300 words and should preferably be typed on one side. The Journal champions free expression and notes views may not be endorsed by the Journal.
Nixon uses federal drive to crack Chicago corruption
President Nixon ordered a high profile federal probe of Chicago corruption as political vengeance after the 1960 loss. A strike force and tax agents target the Daley machine, with Otto Kerner convicted and others under scrutiny as investigations widen. CIA notes connect Black September to al Fatah and King Hussein’s finds.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Nixon
Chicago
John F. Kennedy
Illinois
Richard Daley
White House
Justice Department
Daley
Otto Kerner
Air Force One
John Ehrlichman
James Thompson
Thompson
Northern
Edward Barrett
Cook County
The
Central Intelligence Agency
Khartoum
U.S
Cleon Noel, Jr
CIA
Hussein
Jordan
al-Fatah
Fedayeen
Fatah
Europe
America
Wafsi
Wafsi Tell
Faisal
Saudi Arabia
Shanquili
Riyadh
al-Abu Ayyad
Husesin
Break Up Big Conglomerates And Unions Says Maclean
Washington columnist DON MACLEAN argues for smaller, simpler economic units with retroactive antitrust action, limits on unions, and a leaner government to avoid systemic catastrophes. He warns current size breeds inefficiency and calls for breakup of large firms and unions to restore clarity and stability.
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Don Maclean
Washington
U S Trade Gaps Seen By Japanese Officials In 1973
Japanese officials in Washington say the United States will not narrow its trade deficit until it becomes a far stronger competitor. They criticize U S producers as inefficient and complacent, noting inflation and weak exporting zeal alongside gains by Japan and West Germany in productivity and quality.
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Bruce Biossat
NEA
Washington
United States
America
Japan
U.S
Minneapolis
Nobuhiko Ushiba
West Germany
EEC
Ushiba
Germany
Not Nice to Be Near Smokers I
Virginia Payette discusses a shift toward social ostracism of smokers, noting new segregation in travel and hotels. She cites airlines and Washington DC hotels restricting smoking areas and fumigating rooms, labeling smokers part of the unsniffable generation. The piece ends with a vignette of a boss pressuring a young employee.
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Virginia Payette
N.O
Washington D.C
Biddeford Saco Journal Masthead Notable Dates and Staff
The Biddeford Saco Journal lists Wm E Foster Alta Foster B F Whitehouse W Paul Casavant as staff with Charles C Sutton as managing editor Gladys M Whitehouse as president and treasurer. The paper is published daily except Sunday at St Adams Street Biddeford Maine with subscription rates of 3.00 monthly 18.00 semi annual and 36.00 yearly and notes AP membership.
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Wm. E. Foster
Alta W. Foster
THE
Associated Press
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Policy For Letters
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Pecesny
South Vietnam
Washington News
Virginia
Diddeford
Saco Journal
AP News
Mathews-Shannon-Cuklen Inc
3Rd Ave
New York City
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