Stonewall delays for three educators seeking nursery school
In Our Opinion laments repeated obstacles faced by three young educators trying to establish a nursery school in Biddeford Pool Saco and later at AM VETS building in Saco. Coast Guard lease revoked and zoning board denies cite safety and regulatory barriers. The piece questions how codes can become a stonewall and whether local ties affect outcomes.
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Biddeford Pool
Saco
Fletcher’s Neck
Coast Guard
Amvets
September 7 1973 a day of headlines across the nation
A chaotic recap of arrests political stances and crime on a busy September day. Details include Congressman John Melcher facing disorderly conduct allegations, Senator Harold Hughes not seeking re election, and varied incidents from Rome to California.
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M See
Snes
John Melcher
D-Mont
Harold Bee
Iowa
Rome
Chicago
St. Francis de Sales Church
Albany
N.Y
Letters Praise School Health Program in Saco
A reader thanks Mr. Spath for his article on an expanded school health program and argues for age appropriate discussions of morals in grades 1-6 with parental consent. She cites families and rising single parent households and supports using TV films as a classroom aid.
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Journal
Spath
Saco
Suill
Quotes on love and happiness from historic thinkers
A pair of reflections attributed to Giacomo Lippardi and Herbert Spencer contrasts love with misery and hopelessness a sentiment urging love as life and truth while happiness is linked to eternal harmony.
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Giacomo Lippardi
Herbert Spencer
Oil pressure builds as Faisal faces US tilt over Israel
Washington sources reveal King Faisal warned private messages to President Nixon show Saudi Arabia under intense pressure to halt oil shipments if the United States leans toward Israel. Other intelligence items discuss Soviet-supplied equipment to Egypt and Kissinger reshaping the State Department, plus aging poverty and a lobbying push to widen tax loopholes for professionals.
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Washington
Nixon
Aerabia
Faisal
U.S
Israel
Middle East
Aes
Saudi Arabia
Egypt
East
Kissinger
I. Sisco
State Department
Pakistan
Sisco
Winston Lord
Ice House
Lord
Paris
Foreign Service
Henry Kissinger
Democratic delegate reforms aim for 1976 convention balance
The Nation review notes a proposed compromise on Democratic delegate rules to move away from quotas while preserving participation by women, minorities and young people. It suggests the 1976 convention will resemble 1972 more than 1968, with proportional representation and an affirmative action test.
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George McGovern
Oome
Chicago
Bly
Miami Beach
Wea
Eee
Coldest War Deepens Between China and the Soviet Union
A sweeping analysis argues the Sino Soviet split remains the coldest conflict, driven by territorial and ideological clashes. It traces Mao and Chou En Lai’s positions, recalls past Stalin era tensions, and notes fears of Soviet encirclement and internal subversion amid a fragile frontier détente.
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C.L. Sulzberger
New York Times
Peking
Nerchinsk
Lenin
China
Mao
Baikal
Vladivostok
Khabarovsk
Kamchatka
Moscow
Liu Shaochi
People’s Republic
Lin Piao
Liu
Russia
Kremlin
U.S.A
Chou En-lai
Lin
Pakistan
India
Outer Mongolia
Brezhnev
Khrushchev
Chou
Li Shao-yi
1972 Alta W Foster Publisher and staff names
The note lists Paul Casavant as Publisher Charles C Sutton as Managing Editor Gladys M Whitehouse as President and Treasurer. It also mentions business Osteo Sabatel Depenient.
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Alta W. Foster
Paul Casavant
Charles C. Sutton
Gladys M. Whitehouse
Business Osteo Sabatel Depenient
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