Maine Wins Suit Over Commuter Taxes Taxing Border Workers
The U S Supreme Court ruled New Hampshire commuters tax unconstitutional, ending Maine residents paying taxes to two states. Four Mainers led by Charles Smith of Saco pursued the civil suit, including Richard Logan of York, who called the policy an injustice and discrimination by state citizenship.
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Letter Opposes New Jail at Alfred Citing Use for Inmates
A Biddeford reader signing as Bimball argues against a proposed Alfred jail reopening. They praise the sturdy brick structure, fertile land, and potential inmate work programs in gardens and workshops. The writer recalls a past stay, mentions meals, moves, and rubber mattresses, and contends the county could save money by using the jail as is.
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Biddeford High School Band Impresses Maine Legislature
On Wednesday March 19 the Biddeford High School band delighted Maine legislators. Rep John Martin introduced the group to the House as Governor attended and officials praised the band as the finest in years. State Rep Robert M Farley extends thanks for a memorable day.
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Health food fads and fraud claims by Paul Harvey
Paul Harvey argues that health food faddism risks fraud, citing a mislabelled organically grown apples sign and USDA findings. He notes 55 items showed no nutritional difference between organic and conventional, urging honesty in health food marketing and stressing freshness matters for flavor and nutrition.
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CIA plots to assassinate narcotics chiefs rejected by 1971 panels
Washington sources reveal secret inter agency talks from 1969 to 1971 on drug smuggling countermeasures. Plans included CIA hit squads in Burma, France, Lebanon and Turkey and even possible U.S. operations. G Gordon Liddy urged overseas and domestic killings before the schemes were scrapped. Later talks considered destroying opium labs, bribing officials, and flooding heroin substitutes, culminating in Nixon forming a cabinet committee on International Narcotics Control.
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International Narcotics Control
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Washington Scene on Hughes Sub Mystery and Seabed Power
James Reston argues the Glomar Explorer affair exposes a larger race for ocean mastery. He links the Soviet sub recovery to rights, minerals, and underwater platforms, urging a new law of the seas and UN disarmament action while noting CIA tensions and policy shifts in Washington and Moscow.
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U.N. Committee On Disarmament
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Mahon
Space
Moscow
William Colby
The Cubs and overdue hope in springtime baseball
The columnist reflects on the Cubs long title drought since 1945, contrasts memories of past stars like Smalley and Musial, and confronts aging, fate, and optimism. He closes with a plea to fans to resist despair and press on into the new season.
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