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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1972
Page
12
A reader from Leavenworth asks how to handle a losing temper in sports and Abby advises losing with grace and private outlets for anger. Another letter discusses a husband’s repeated references to his first wife and how to address friends over the issue. A final note clarifies mail insurance payments for damaged gifts.
The case questions whether mandatory chapel attendance at three U.S. service academies violates the First Amendment. Solicitor General Griswold argues the policy is a valid military authority, while Circuit Judge Bazelon notes constitutional limits on government religion. The appeal is slated for consideration early next year.
UMA News reports University of Maine Augusta students secured permission for a Maine State prison inmate to have a microscope. The Fishman of Thomaston, Danny Trask, studies fish diseases and the reversal allows two microscopes to serve all interested inmates. donors should contact Shaw at UMA News.
Investors seek a defining label for the market amid mixed signals. Perry Wysong of The Consensus of Insiders argues insiders’ trading patterns signal future moves, claiming insiders’ actions reflect knowledge about stock strength that outsiders cannot discern.
Maine cars will bear the same plates for another year with a 1973 sticker over the 69 corner. New plates are planned for 1974 and will be white with black numerals. The Motor Vehicle Registration Bureau reports many calls from drivers about personalized plates and reminds it also handles operator license renewals alongside registrations. Used trucks are listed in section 12 of want ads.
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