Maremont Receives Sears Excellence Award for Gabriel Absorbers
Maremont Corp wins a 1972 Sears Roebuck award for Gabriel shock absorbers, a rare honor among Sears suppliers. The firm retrained 450 employees after shifting from ordnance to peacetime production, backed by regional finance and development agencies, with a barbecue planned to honor staff.
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Maremont Corporation
Sears Roebuck & Co
Sears
Marement
Maremont
Economic Development Administration
Washington
Maine
Maine Economic Development Agency
Maine Industrial Building Authority
Saco Valley Industrial Development Corp
Little government grows big in urban tax debate
Paul Harvey critiques rising government costs, noting voters resist tax cuts while demanding services. He cites Gallup polls showing support for spending on housing and welfare, yet 65 percent deem taxes too high. He argues state and local governments have exploded payrolls and waste, shaping the tax burden.
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Paul Harvey
George Gallup
Nixon
Congress
White House
Washington
Uncle Sam
Quotes From The Wire A Chronicle Of Dissent And Scandal
A collage of remarks from Joan Reilly on a Camden draft board raid acquittal. Leonid Brezhnev promising to visit Nixon amid Watergate talk. Senator Sam Ervin noting lack of concrete evidence in Watergate probes. plus satirical musings on neighbors and memory.
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Associated Press
Vietnam
Joan Reilly
Camden, N.J
Soviet Communist Party
Leonid Brezhnev
Nixon
Sen
Sam J. Ervin
Senate
Notable Press Biographies and Office Contacts at Biddeford Journal
The listing shows publishers and editors including Alta W Foster B F Whitehouse and W Paul Casavant, with Charles C Sutton as managing editor and Gladys M Whitehouse as president and treasurer. It notes the paper’s address, phone line, and advertising rates through 1960s Biddeford Maine.
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Wm. E. Foster
Alta W. Foster
Nixon Says Keep Press Harassment At Full Fray
President Nixon urged reporters to keep criticizing him as the Justice Department indicted Boston Globe correspondent Tom Oliphant for accompanying a mercy mission to Wounded Knee. FBI actions and the administration’s stance toward the press spark a wider conflict over press freedom and government intrusion.
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Washington
Nixon
Justice Department
Boston Globe
Tom Oliphant
Wounded Knee
S.D
Herb Klein
Oliphant
U.S
Kite House
FBI
Aes Ro
Ben ©Ye
Spartan
Les Whitten
South Dakota
William Clayton
Clayton
Richard Vosepka
Nixon aides as rigid schemata shape Watergate era view
Washington observers say Nixon’s top aides show a narrow and rigid outlook. They reportedly believe they can act in the name of right, pushing aside norms to protect the President, with possibly obstructive acts under investigation.
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Bruce Biossat
NEA
Washington
Nixon
Mark Sullivan
Harry Daugherty
Warren Harding
Daugherty
Harding
Sullivan
State Department
CIA
FBI
White House
Loch Ness Scrolls Untranslatable Mystery in Scotland
Report from Loch Ness, Scotland, details a crack team’s search for a Nessie monster while noting untranslatable scrolls of unknown metal. Witnesses describe a large serpentlike creature. experts question origins and possible Earthly prank connections.
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Don Maclean
Loch Ness
Scotland
Scottish Tourist Board
Loch
Eliot Ness
Joboon Sa
Earth
Ralph Nader
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