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Biddeford Saco Journal

Location

Biddeford, Maine, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1975

Page

4

Saco Faces Long Fight Over Old Dump Pollution

An opinion urges immediate action as pollution from Saco’s old dump contaminates the Maynard Cousens water supply near Buxton Road. It warns costs could top $300,000 to remove contamination and $200 to $300 daily for investigations, urging pilot funding, improved waste treatment at Factory Island, and stricter dumping controls to protect the water table and prevent future repeats.

Saco Maynard Cousens Buxton Factory Island

And The Water Is Worse by Russell Baker

New York column discusses a proposed $100 tax rebate from Congress and its impact on household budgets. It analyzes daily spending power, suggests potential uses, and jokes about contacting a Congressman as the rebate grows. The piece uses satirical tone to question the economic policy.

Russell Baker New York Grand News Washington Congress

The 272 Cent Social Security Tax Piggy Bank

A satirical piece tracks daily 272 cent increments to pay higher 1975 Social Security tax. It quips about spending on oil and gum drops, tracking days 194 to 199 as costs rise then lighten, urging restraint yet mocking congressional policy.

Congress

Social Security solvency warns of reform and costs

George F Will argues the Social Security system faces an actuarial deficit of about 1.3 trillion over 75 years, driven by indexing, demographics, inflation and unemployment. He calls for substantial revenue increases and reform to avoid a long term economic drag, warning that tax rises and higher benefits threaten growth and stability.

George F. Will Washington Congress The Washington Post Co

Pitfalls of politics in 1976 presidential race

The Nation essay analyzes Ford Jackson Rockefeller Nixon era tensions and the GOP split with Goldwater Buckley Tower Meany figures. It argues Rockefeller risks nomination despite vice presidency due to Senate rules and conservative hostility. Jackson loses ground after trade bill setback and Meany’s opposition, while Kennedy faces party pressure.

Tom Wicker Gerald Ford Henry Jackson Nelson Rockefeller Rockefeller Ford Senate Richard Nixon Barry Goldwater Ronald Reagan Prerey Oreover Goldwater James Buckley New York John Tower Texas Reagan Jackson Democrats Soviet Union

Kissinger criticized by Eagleburger over foreign policy motives

Lawrence Eagleburger defends Henry Kissinger against congressional criticism and argues for examining the objective results of his policy. The piece contrasts Kissinger’s power with democratic norms, noting Cambodia’s devastation as a key test of his approach and the ongoing Indochina conflict.

Anthony Lewis Henry A. Kissinger Lawrence S. Eagleburger Kissinger New York Times Congress White House Eagleburger Rotest Henry Kissinger United States George Marshall Dean Acheson John Foster Dulles Cairo Moscow Turkey Cyprus U.S Suc Chile South Vietnam Indochina Cambodia Vietnam P.O.W Pakistan Burundi David H. Popper Popper

Nixon Brooding Over Plight Spends Exile in Silence

Washington Merry-Go-Round reports Richard Nixon, in exile, broods over his presidency's end. Close friends note reduced resilience to new problems, dangerous blood pressure spikes, and a failed custody bid for presidential papers. He mixes long calls with few companions, while allies seek social gatherings like Walter Annenberg’s Palm Springs party, which Nixon narrows to a small, personally cleared group. Rabbi Baruch Korff frames him as deeply troubled, yet offers spiritual reassurance amid guidance that sunrise follows sunset.

Jack Anderson Whitten Washington Richard Nixon Nixon Walter Annenberg Palm Springs Calif Donald Baruch Korff

Foster and Whitehouse Family Notices

Obituary style record noting Wm. E. Foster 1881 1963 Alta W. Foster and B F C Whitehouse 1891 1971 1889 1972 W Paul Casavant publisher Charles C Sutton managing editor Gladys M Whitehouse president and treasurer roles listed for Bideford Saco Journal staff and family positions.

Bideford-Saco Journal Wm. E. Foster W. Paul Casavant Charles C. Sutton Gladys M. Whitehouse

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