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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1976
Page
3
The Maine legislature considers a five cent bottle deposit to curb roadside litter inspired by Vermont. Proponents cite cleaner roadsides, job gains, and energy savings while voters would decide in a statewide referendum.
The piece traces early use of surplus funds from 1836 shifting to states, notes evolving revenue sharing and grants-in-aid, and argues Washington remains a strong tax collector while proposing limited federal aid. It suggests voter influence could curb federal spending, though federal backing is cool.
The 89th Military Airlift Wing operates 23 planes costing about $66 million each, used for official government travel by top officials and some lawmakers. Records show Henry Kissinger and Gen. Weyand flew alongside Barry Goldwater, George McGovern, and other leaders, with costs totaling millions for trips to Europe, the Middle East, and domestic sites. A Pentagon spokesman said the program is under review.
The United States backs Portugal’s moderate forces led by Mario Soares as the country moves toward free parliamentary elections after decades of dictatorship. Carlucci and European diplomats influence Washington’s cautious stance while Portugal seeks stability through NATO ties, economic reform, and eventual Azores base renegotiation.
George F. Will analyzes the Palm oil import debate led by the National Soybean Processors Association. He critiques tariff urges while noting World Bank and AID support for palm oil and the broader effects on farmers, prices, and meat costs.
The policy states letters should be signed with a street address and town. They should not exceed 300 words and prefer one side of the paper. The Journal supports free expression and welcomes letters to this department, though views expressed are not necessarily endorsed by The Journal.
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