Port Ever Since Its Inception SAD 71 Dissolution Debated
An opinion urges scrutiny of Kennebunkport and Kennebunk’s SAD 71 split as rising education costs strain the towns. Residents fear assessed values may jump, prompting talks of a private school alternative and a two thirds vote hurdle for dissolution. The piece argues for a cool look at spending to improve education in both communities.
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Kennebunk
Kennebunkport
SAD 71
SAD 71 Ee
Knnebunkport
Port
Hatever
Rape a Word We Must Fight As A Community
A police voice argues rape remains a long standing crime and calls for public awareness and reform. The letter urges stricter prosecutorial cross examination limits, mandatory treatment upon conviction, and strong support for victims and families to prevent future offenses.
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Rena
Biddeford Athletic Association Seeks Wider Involvement
Ruth Travers writes that the Biddeford Athletic Association remains active with six to eight members steering fundraising and support for school athletics. She notes last season’s $13,000 from concessions, dances, and memberships, thanks supporters, and urges broader parent and coach participation to sustain programs and events.
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Biddeford Athletic Association
Dick Charles
Waterhouse Field
Tiger Gym
Biddeford
Tiger
Washington
Brother Richard
Biddeford- Saco
Ruth Travers
Elm Street
FBI tried to smear Dr. King through sex life notes
Senate Intelligence Committee probes whether the FBI used surveillance to dig into Martin Luther King Jr. The report recalls past wiretaps, hotel bugs, and alleged affairs amid Hoover era tensions. It seeks who ordered and who leaked material and which agents participated.
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Jack Anderson
Lil Whitten
Washington
Senate Intelligence Committee
FBI
Martin Luther King
Dryf
Dr. Kings
J. Edgar Hoover
Senate
Hoover
Dr. King
Robert Kennedy
Willard Hotel
New York City
King
CIA
Oslo
Norway
Dr King
Los Angeles
Atlantic City
Dr. i
Aeup
Clyde Tolson
Coretta King
Kissinger’s Middle East Peace Pause Faces Uproar
Washington scene surveys Kissinger’s bid for a peace pause in the Middle East with Israel and Egypt. Congress worries over cost and risk of American troops and money, while Kissinger seeks a practical compromise to avoid renewed war and broader conflict with the Soviet Union.
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James Reston
Washington
Middle East
Henry Kissinger
Congress
Kissinger
Mike Mansfield
Senate
Israel
Egypt
Capitol Hill
United States
Cuba
Berlin
Suez
Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Moscow
Harvard
White House
State Department
Germany
Latin America
Soviet Union
Hina
Sadat of
Faye
Sadat
Ford
Quai D ‘Orsay
Paris
Foreign Office
London
Cairo
Jerusalem
Obituary Note for Foster, Whitehouse, Casavant Editors
Wm. E. Foster 1881 1963 and Alta W. Foster, B F C Whitehouse 1891 1971 1889 1972 are listed with W. Paul Casavant as Publisher and Charles C. Sutton as Managing Editor. Gladys M. Whitehouse is named President and Treasurer in this notice.
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Wm. E. Foster
Alta W. Foster B.F.C. Whitehouse
W. Paul Casavant
Charles C. Sutton
Gladys M. Whitehouse
White House Memo on Writers for Solzhenitsyn Visit
President Ford seeks a famed author to appease the arts world after Solzhenitsyn recall. FBI and White House files screen candidates from Dickens to Tolstoy, Hemingway, and Faulkner, finally choosing Henry Kissinger as a writer who can “do everything.”
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Russell Baker
Ford
Alexander Solzhenitzyn
White House
Solzhenitzyn
Henry James
James
Middle America
Marcel Proust
Proust
Hawthorns
Charles Dickens
Republican National Committee
Mark Twain
Leo Tolstoy
FBI
Tolstoy
Maryland
Linda Lovelace
Ernest Hemingway
Hemingway
Norman Mailer
Mailer
East Room
Daughters of the American Revolution
Balzac
William Faulkner
F. Scott Fitzgerald
Robert Frost
Thornton Wilder
Henry Kissinger
Kissinger
Henry
Welfare and work anger in Chicago political critique
Paul Harvey attacks welfare spending and government handouts, arguing they cripple job creation. He cites Chicago unemployment rising after a decade of welfare, laments high social aid costs, and condemns politicians and social service leaders for enabling perceived loafing and poverty profiteering.
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Paul Harvey
Chicago
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