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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1973
Page
4
The piece argues public schools waste gifted students by focusing on underachievers. It cites Dr Ruth A Martinson and Dr John Gowan, noting millions may be under or above average and urging more constructive programs to nurture exceptional talent.
Paul Harvey critiques conflicting medical claims from diverse researchers and doctors. He argues published health statements reflect funding, rhetoric, and human variability, not universal truth, urging doctors to consider lifestyle and psychology alongside physiology.
Letters criticize the Biddeford School Board over the selection of a head football coach. Writers accuse the board of bypassing usual recommendations and interview practices, urging transparency and democratic accountability. They call for public attendance at meetings and for accountability from elected officials.
Washington insiders report James Schlesinger reshapes the Office of National Estimates to curb dissenting intelligence and better reflect Nixon administration aims. The move follows past agency warnings on Vietnam and defense, with officials noting cost cuts and efficiency drives.
Washington coverage notes that the satellite ERTS provides rapid, detailed earth images to aid resource assessment. It highlights potential far flung mineral and energy finds, while warning remote zones demand high development costs and energy to exploit.
In a Washington column, Don MacLean reports on a phony Mevu postage stamp notice from a New Zealand prankster group. He recounts buying two Mevu stamps from a doorway seller and the conflicting warnings, noting unverified claims and possible future collectability.
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