Lewiston Auburn consider new bus system with free zones
Editorial urges support for a Hudson Bus Co plan creating free ride zones in downtown Lewiston and Auburn plus dial a ride and paid routes. If approved by the Maine Public Utilities Commission the system could start as early as November 1 with monthly subsidies of 4000 dollars and door to door service.
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American exodus and two way flow across the world
The piece argues Americans increasingly leave the United States for other lands while foreigners move in. It cites 1979 emigration rising 18 percent from the prior year, notes Social Security checks for retired Americans in Britain, and contrasts dollar value abroad with a growing diaspora amid broad dissatisfaction and better prospects elsewhere.
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Vietnamese War. But Now There's Two-Way Traffic Past the State of Liberty
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J. Ada Finister
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Spain
A Sacred Court and the Nixon Crisis
A conservative view argues the Supreme Court has become a sacred, oracular authority beyond direct congressional power. It contends Congress cannot easily overturn Court rulings, and that the Court’s moral sway shapes policy more than strict constitutional mechanics, impacting views on Nixon and Watergate tapes.
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Nixon
Supreme Court
John Connally
Charlies Wright
Rawn Berger
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Nixon Tax Break Sparks IRS Audit and Debate
Washington columnist Jack Anderson outlines how President Nixon paid minimal federal taxes in 1970 and 1971 despite a high salary and San Clemente estate. The piece notes an IRS review, disputed deductions, and claims experts differ on tax fairness while linking broader OPIC concerns and a separate Senate report on foreign investment risks.
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Jack White
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San Clemente Purchase
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Public Power Debate By Former KLPD Manager
George D. Noiles argues Kennebunk Light and Power District offers low residential rates due to lack of generation plants and tax liabilities. He contends CMP supply and ESPD district boundaries justify KLPD advantages, while PAM cannot replicate them. The Journal invites signed letters within 300 words.
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Kennebunk Light and Power District
K.L.P.D
Kennebunk Electric Light Department
Kennebunk
Maine Public Utilities Commission
Central Maine Power Company
CMP Co
E.S.P.D
PAM
Maine
Kl.p.d
Reflections on Virtue and Truth by Famous Writers
A collection of pithy quotes from Lincoln Stevenson Dickens Parkman and others. The lines explore effort humility ambition and the search for truth with a mix of wisdom and wit.
ERA Ed Notes on Maine's Path to Equal Rights Amendment
The ERA editor notes explain that ratification by 30 states prompts a Maine Legislature session to reconsider the ERA in January after a previous defeat by one vote. It argues ERA would empower women in property, credit, and employment, address military and prison issues, and push for nationwide equal rights without erasing differences.
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Susan Morrison
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Ihough
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