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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1973
Page
4
The piece debates computerizing libraries and preserves the value of human librarians as “human computers” who explore vast knowledge. It argues machines can ease drudgery but should not replace living staff, noting librarians’ unique role and expertise.
Virginia Payette argues Democrats should imitate Nixon by hiring across party lines. The piece cites Democratic figures like David Bruce and Averill Harriman serving in Republican administrations to press diplomacy with China and Hanoi, urging levelling partisan hiring to shape policy.
The buyer notes saving $476.52 on a stereo outfit and passes on a listed $30 saving offer, choosing not to buy any item.
An unpublished study by the Indochina Resources Center estimates that 90 percent of the cost to keep Vietnam's President Thieu in power comes from U.S. taxpayers, with 1972 figures showing 310 million of Saigon's revenue derived from American activity. The report questions continued aid beyond humanitarian aims and cites GAO estimates up to 80 percent in some figures. It notes U.S. aid programs often fail to help small farmers amid agricultural challenges.
Washington column argues current federal poverty money flows through states rather than direct funding. It criticizes partisan misrepresentation while noting both parties have opposed guaranteed income at times and calls for clearer public discussion amid media publicity cycles.
Washington correspondent Bruce Biossat explains how the earth resources satellite ERTS orbits 188 times daily, producing color prints at Goddard that map crops, pasture, minerals and pollution. Computer analysis promises rapid, detailed global data unseen from ground surveys.
A UC Riverside study finds women in all female groups view themselves as leaders more than in mixed groups, while men in mixed groups lead themselves more than in all male groups. Researchers say traditional male leadership roles shape these patterns, with equal bias against women in both sexes.
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