Baxter State Park Forever Wild Editorial Action
In Our Opinion the Baxter State Park Authority and Great Northern Paper reach a deal where cutting rights end, costing 750000. Yet authorities reveal ongoing scientific forestry in the park North, suggesting continued forestry interests despite Gov Baxter’s model forest and Forever Wild pledges.
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Baxter State Park Forever Wild
Baxter State Park Authority
Great Northern Paper Co
Great Northern
Authority
Fred E. Holt
Percival P. Baxter
Jogging Changes Middleaged Men Says Study
Virginia columnist reviews an article by Ismail and Trachtman reporting 66 men aged around middle age underwent four months of jogging and calisthenics. The group improved fitness and showed personality gains such as self sufficiency and emotional stability. Some ended with increased mood guilt from desk-work lag.
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Virginia Payette
Will
Purdieniversity
A.H
Ismail
Trachtman
Dad
Biddeford High Gym Damaged After Mayors Ball
Debbie Burgess on behalf of Biddeford High School Class of 74 urges a policy to protect the new gym floor after the Feb 24 1973 Mayors Ball left cigarette burns scratches and worn varnish. She suggests protective coverings or restricting activities to limit repair costs and maintain the facility.
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Citizens of
Biddeford
Biddeford High
Debbie Burgess
Biddeford High School
Fire safety tips and scripture guidance in daily life
Checkpoints reduce home fire risk such as keeping storerooms and garages tidy and moving curtains away from heaters. The piece then shifts to spiritual safety urging readers to seek wisdom in scriptures and quotes Matthew 4 4 about living by Gods word.
Patchwork new cars hide flaws in delivery chain
Washington roundup exposes dealers selling repaired crushed or dented cars as new. Auto Transporters Committee for Safety plans suit, alleging profit from damage claims amid deceptive consumer practices. Navy overspending report yields limited accountability for rear admirals.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Auto Transporters Committee For Safety, Health and Welfare
Million dollar Greek vase fuels art museum dispute
Washington columnist notes the New York Metropolitan Museum of Art paid 1 million for a 2,500-year-old Greek vase. Italian authorities question provenance linked to looted tombs, while museums defend purchase and public access. The piece blends satire on art world intrigue and political jokes.
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Don Maclean
Washington
New York Metropolitan
Dietrich von Bothmer
Robert Hecht
von Bothmer
Switzerland
Hecht
The
New York Times
Dikran Sarrafian
Beirut
Remy
Ces
Boston
Rome
Italy
Biddeford Saco Journal Publisher and staff listings
Publisher Wm. E. Foster 1881 1963 and Alta W. Foster listed with staff members B F C Whitehouse 1891 1971 and W Paul Casavant. Charles C Sutton managing editor Gladys M Whitehouse president and treasurer. Addresses and office numbers shown for Biddeford Maine publication. Subscription rates and AP association noted.
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Wm. E. Foster
Alta W. Foster
B. F
Associated Press
Nixon backs Connally to block Kennedy in 1976 race
President Nixon pushes former Treasury Secretary John Connally for the 1976 Republican nomination, aiming to counter Senator Edward Kennedy as the Democratic favorite. Nixon reportedly trusts Connally’s commanding presence to challenge Kennedy, while doubting Vice President Agnew’s future viability.
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Bruce Biossat
NEA
Washington
Nixon
Treasury
John Connally
Theodore Roosevelt
William Howard Taft
Congress
Capitol Hill
GOP
Connally
Len
Edward
Kennedy
Kennedys
Panne
Spiro Agnew
Agnew
White House
Aspey
Colleges Become Clubs To Hold Their Students
Russell Kirk argues that rising college enrollments rely on courses and amenities aimed at fun and social life. He cites the University of Iowa wine course and Ferris State College golf and recreation plans as examples. He questions whether such tactics erode intellectual aims and signal a shift toward treating campuses as life enhancement venues.
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Turner
Navy
House Appropriations Committee
Washington
6Th Fleet
Greece
Nixon
Congress
Mark Russell
FBI
Pat Gray
Russell
Senate Judiciary
James Eastland
D-Miss
Washington, D.C
Brazil
Russell Kirk
Warely Pa
University of Iowa
Ferris State College
Michigan
Ferris
Robert L.wigleben
Ewigleben
Ferris State
Ewibleben
Iowa
Professor of Divorce Teaches at California Colleges
The Needle Out notes in California feature a Professor of Divorce and a fishing class taught to collegians at San Bryno College led by Larry Green. The piece jokes that heavy fishing keeps students from home life, hinting at rising divorce cases and alternative pursuits.
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California
Collegians
San Bryno College
Larry Green
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