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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1975
Page
4
An opinion piece warns that new Medicare and Medicaid admission rules create a costly review bureaucracy. Hospitals must prove physicians follow diagnosis and treatment standards based on averages, risking physician patient trust and rural hospital viability.
A humorous collage from a New York Times piece highlights oddities from Oregon to Palo Alto and Fort Dix. It notes a Denny’s butter toast dispute winning $10,000 damages and a funeral bonus controversy, plus Army desertion talks and animals cheering humanity in Bloomington and Adelaide, ending with global population notes and a baldness cure claim.
A brief biographical note lists Alta W. Foster and B F C Whitehouse with dates 1891 1971 and 1889 1972. W Paul Casavant is publisher Charles C Sutton managing editor Gladys M Whitehouse is president and treasurer.
Washington officials report Saigon seeks to silence critics by closing newspapers and arresting journalists. Ambassador Phuong probes Council on Foreign Relations links and asks for clarification while monitoring American coverage for March profile of Vietnam aid and Cambodian issues.
The Nation argues Kissinger and Ford use the domino theory to press Congress for three more years of aid to South Vietnam. It contends the Paris accords created no binding moral commitment and warns such rhetoric would deepen U.S. entanglement, cost lives, and erode leadership.
Ruth P. Newsome defends the Saco Jaycees Pride in America flag effort as bicentennial celebration and community service. She cites flag sales, flag installation, a private contractor built the base for a baseball diamond, and Jaycees activities from Christmas benfits to junior bowling, education and elder aid in the town.
David I Kimball, a Saco Jaycee and veteran, defends the Saco Jaycees against Marion Gordon Banks. He details community work from fundraising for the March of Dimes to providing Thanksgiving baskets and Christmas toys, a city baseball diamond, and joint Halloween events with police and fire departments amid charges of slander.
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