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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1973
Page
4
The piece cautions New Yorkers to beware of incredible savings and fly-by-night retailers during the Christmas season. It warns that flashy window displays and strangers offering fantastic bargains often lead to scams, urging skepticism and careful purchasing, noting many fall for phony deals.
Analysis notes 8 million American workers belong to unions vs 22 million members overall, with growth potential in manufacturing shrinking as service industries rise. Dr. Dunlop predicts unions must reform and consolidate amid regional resistance and incentives boosting nonunion pay. Unions diversify into varied industries and own vast investments, but overall membership growth may not keep pace with a 112 million workforce forecast.
The Biddeford Snes Journal lists Alta W Foster 1891 1971 W Paul Casavant publisher Charles C Sutton managing editor Gladys M Whitehouse president and treasurer with business office and editorial departments and contact numbers. The paper is published daily except Sunday at 11 Adams Street Biddeford Maine 04005 and is a member of the Associated Press with subscription rates shown.
Washington bureau notes the ACLU findings on Nixon era harassment of so called enemies. IRS audits, phone taps and FBI probes affected Mondale Gardner Wechsler Woodcock among others. Echoes of government overreach raise questions about rights and surveillance.
In Senate confirmation heat, Gerald Ford recalls Ike urging full facts and best counsel. The piece surveys Nixon's fragile stance, Wall Street Journal and Economist rebukes, Goldwater and Meir critiques, and foreign opinion. It argues the era of denial ends, urging resignation or impeachment debate to conclude.
Washington recounts a surreal sequence where the President leads hide and seek with lawyers, plays a Monopoly variant with John Dean rolling top secret dice, and hosts poker with tape reels. The President then fires the umpire, seals lockers, and declares victory in the ninth, concluding with The Star Spangled Banner.
A column notes slang like hang tough used in sports to urge perseverance. It warns against treating criteria as a singular noun, explains correct plural criteria as criterions, and glosses related Greek roots such as krinein and krites with examples including a melanistic squirrel term.
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