Make Your Vote Count In A Close Presidential Race
The piece urges voters in Biddeford-Saco and nationwide to participate in the tightly contested election between Ford and Carter. It emphasizes individual responsibility, the power of a single vote, and the newspaper's endorsements to guide readers toward informed participation in tomorrow’s election.
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Biddeford-Saco
America
Epeatta
Ummy Carter
Gerad
Ford
Mr. Carter
Carter and Mondale Best Choice for President and VP
The piece argues Jimmy Carter and Walter Mondale are superior to Gerald Ford and Robert Dole. It criticizes Ford’s record, highlights Carter’s welfare reform and deficit efforts, and warns against a Nixonian recovery under Ford. Mondale for VP is presented as a safer pairing than Dole.
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Hit
Jimmy Carter
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Walter Mondale
Gerald Ford
Robert Dole
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Dole
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Emery and Barton Face Off in First District Contest
The First District voters weigh two candidates, incumbent David Emery and challenger Rick Barton. Barton is criticized for honesty and staff plans, while Emery is praised for tenure. Barton’s campaign materials are scrutinized for misquoting sources and a bold brochure, with voters urged to consider integrity and effectiveness as the primary issues.
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U.S. House of Representatives
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Emery
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Cannes
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Hugher
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Eee Goeies
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Baron
Himery
Bortow
Sager
Tase
Maine Senate Race Narrows to Muskie Versus Monks
The Maine U S Senate contest centers on incumbent Edmund Muskie and challenger Robert Monks. Monks argues health care policy and national issues favor Muskie, while urging voters to back his own record on Maine interests and economic revival.
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Wiame
Edmund Muskie
G Monks
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Sen Muskr
Bottle bill would cut waste and save Maine money
The author argues for the bottle bill as a waste reduction measure showing savings in solid waste disposal and energy. Cites Maine, Vermont, and Oregon examples, notes returnable bottles reduce litter, lower beverage costs, and curb highway litter. Critics are accused of misinformation. calls for voting for the bottle bill.
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Maine
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Environmental Protection Ney
Dr. Pepper
New Hampshire
Vermont
Granite State Grocers
Oregon
Obituary Lineage and Newspaper Staff Credits
Wm. E. Foster 1681 1963 Alta W. Foster 1891 1971 B F C Whitehouse 1889 1972 W Paul Casavant Publisher Brian C Thayer Executive Editor Gladys M Whitehouse President Treasurer
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Alta W. Foster
Brian C. Thayer
Gladys M. Whitehouse
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