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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1972
Page
4
Editorial argues the push for universal college drains skilled trades. It contends many graduates enter business administration with little aptitude, wasting four years and limiting top promotions while skilled auto mechanics and craftsmen earn more with less strain.
Virginia Payette reports on the book Heavens Help the Working Girl by Paige McKenzie which argues astrology can help female secretaries outmaneuver bosses. The piece notes over half of American women are employed and outlines zodiac based behavior at work and parties to tip the power balance.
Patricia Stermer a flight attendant from Gladbrook Iowa wrote a last letter to her mother and father before dying in an airplane crash. She expresses devotion to her parents and prayers for a life guided by God and family values. The excerpt urges readers to strengthen family life and honor parents.
Washington Merry Go Round reports on how the FBI taps personal information from bank records, telephone files, university personnel files, and even spouses and reporters. Notable cases include Ralph Abernathy Muhammad Ali Ben Spock and Jane Fonda with many entries drawn from confidential sources and corporate records.
Washington letter reports Dr. Bascombe Sniveling leading a jungle expedition in Ecuador to locate the fabled white line while seeking a missing professor. Smedley describes immunization against snake bites, expensive maps, possible fake ownership, rival expeditions, and hints of museum intrigue and foreign intrigue.
Washington analysis argues Nixon’s demand offers Hanoi broad gains with no ship-to-ship clash. It suggests North Vietnam could retain captured territory, mine Haiphong, and seek a cease fire to legitimise the new gains. Reports hint at Russian Chinese backing and possible postwar troop withdrawals.
The author laments campus uglification and the planned demolition of Kaye Hall at Northern Michigan University. He argues buildings reflect academic tradition and warns against replacing historic sandstone with a modern high rise, urging preservation of architectural heritage.
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