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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1973
Page
4
Our opinion praises the U S House for passing legislation that requires congressional hearings and committee meetings be open to the public. The editorial urges the Senate to follow suit and adopt similar transparency this step aims to end behind closed door proceedings.
Paul Harvey notes delinquencies totaling billions owed by nations, urging stronger collection and American production. He cites Iran Spain and others, says devaluation harms the system, and argues for restoring domestic production to repay debts and boost trade.
Washington observers note Arab extremism bears diplomatic wounds after the Sudan embassy murders in Khartoum. Saudi Arabia and Jordan show restraint while Egypt and Syria may rethink using guerrilla groups. Nixon pledges no submission to terrorism with Israel backing, hoping major powers act to curb this international gangsterism.
Washington columnist notes Smithsonian plans to revive the Dentzel family carousel once housed in Woodside Park. Cost estimates total about 500000 dollars for 42 horses 4 rabbits 2 pigs 2 goats 36 clowns and more plus 2400 bulbs mirrors and repairing mechanisms.
Washington News Life is what You make it argues that satisfaction comes from taking pride in routine tasks and adding a creative act to daily work. It cites Lillian Hellman and Fred Astaire to illustrate that great moments rest on long periods of practice and drudgery.
Column denounces the Israeli destruction of a Libyan airliner as reprehensible and excuses none. It criticizes pilots on both sides, notes Israel pays damages, urges big nations to curb feisty states, and comments on economic and political issues including Nixon wage remarks.
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