Editorial: OOB Should Back Officer Tilton on Duty Disability
The Town of Old Orchard Beach should compensate Officer John Tilton who was disabled in the line of duty after sewer gas exposure while rescuing a coworker. The piece argues towns must guarantee full salary continuation for public safety officers until retirement, not rely on state legislation.
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Old Orchard Beach
John Tilton
Public Safety Commission
Tilton
Sewer Department
Officer Tilton
Maine
Welfare Cadillac raises food stamp fears and inflation
Paul Harvey attacks rising use of food stamps by the poor to buy steak, noting 12.5 million recipients and July 1 boosts of $4 weekly. He warns of a $2 billion inflation impact and calls for responsible use while contrasting American affluence with the elderly on fixed incomes.
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Paul Harvey
Milton Berle
Department of Agriculture
United States
Bahamas
California
ITT cover-up ties deepen as Dean linked to White House action
Washington columnist asserts ex White House counsel John Dean directed ITT obstruction during hearings. Report claims Dean used Agnew’s office to influence witnesses, pressured FBI and Justice officials, and oversaw suppression of 34 SEC ITT cartons. Credit Howard Hunt and Corruption-era sources cited.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
White House
John Dean
ITT
Capitol Hill
Agnew
Dean
Senate Judiciary Committee
Edward P. Taptich
Jack Gleason
Taptich
Gleason
Tapuich
Senate
Dita Beard
FBI
L. Patrick Gray
Gray
Howard Hunt
Daniel Ellsberg
Hunt
Itts
Intertel
Robert Mardian
Mardian
Securities and Exchange Commission
John Mitchell
Treasury
John Connally
SEC
Congress
House Commerce
Harley Staggers
D.W. Va
William Casey
Charles Whitman
Bradford Cook
Mitchell
Whitman
Casey
Justice Department
Ralph Erickson
Erickson
Justice
Manila
House Commercemmittee
Les Whitten
John
Nixon confronts the open presidency idea amid impeachment talk
Washington columnist Bruce Biossat argues Nixon remains unopen and isolated, shaping a guarded leadership style. He notes Nixon’s pattern of defensive counterattack, reliance on loyal aides, and selective media briefing as barriers to transparency and enduring vulnerability to criticism.
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Bruce Biossat
NEA
Washington
Nixon
H. R. Haldeman
Vietnam
Patrick Buchanan
Richard Nixon
World of security schemes gnaws everyday life
In this column the author laments rising security measures in society. Armored cabs, bank bulletproof glass, airport style scanning, and building guards intrude on daily life. He imagines further curbs like reinforced apartments, guarded shops, and credit card controls, warning quality of life may decline as protections expand. He notes odd tidbits about deer meat ads and odd trivia.
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New York
Washington
The
Post
the Star
New York Times
Times
I.D
the Merchant of Venison
Biddeford Saco Journal Publisher Details and Rates
The Biddeford Saco Journal lists Wm. E. Foster Alta Foster B F C Whitehouse and W Paul Casavant as publisher with Charles C Sutton as managing editor and Gladys M Whitehouse as president and treasurer. Business office rates show one month three dollars, six months eighteen dollars, and one year thirty six dollars. The paper is a daily except Sunday edition based in Biddeford Maine and is a member of the Associated Press with national advertising represented by Mathews Shannon Cuben Inc.
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Wm. E. Foster
Alta W. Foster
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Japan
U.S
Biddeford
Saco Journal
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