Gifts Of The Sea Studied At St Francis College
St Francis College in Biddeford to start a marine science degree this fall directed by Dr. Gilbert W. Bane. Students will study fisheries icthyology marine ecology and oceanography with field work on local waters and a planned summer trip to Mexico. The program includes a museum on campus and internships in fishing boats cannery operations and research projects to bolster Maine industry.
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Nixon lifts beef price ceiling early and broad controls
The Nixon administration moves to lift the beef price ceiling two days early and implement new food price controls. Auto, tire, paper, and soap price hikes are limited or delayed while gas prices may fall slightly. Officials expect beef and other foods to rise, with autos increasing in mid September.
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John T. Dunlop
Steel Companie
Dunlop
Wheat Deal Explained Soviet Gains in 1972 Wheat Sale
Washington and Rome reports say Soviet traders outbid U S buyers in a 440 million bushel wheat deal aided by a three year 750 million loan. Sen Huddleston questions profits from resold wheat in Italy and urges GAO probe while Shultz cautions in a news conference.
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Soviet Union
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Rome
H Ton
Colson argued to bury Ellsberg in press not court
A Senate Watergate document shows Charles Colson urged using media to smear Ellsberg rather than fight in court. He and Hunt discussed pushing public humiliation of Ellsberg to discredit the New Left, while Hunt aided the Ellsberg burglary plan and later testified in the case.
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Ellsberg
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Charles W. Colson
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Hunt
New Left
Gasoline prices dip under Phase 4 controls nationwide
Gasoline is one to three cents cheaper at many stations as Phase 4 price ceilings take effect at midnight. Some retailers react with outrage while others may not lower prices or could raise them. Regulators emphasize posting new ceilings and octane numbers on pumps as Supreme Court actions upheld the regulation.
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Ehrlichman Freed Without Bail After Booking
Former White House adviser John Ehrlichman was released without bail after pleading innocent to burglary conspiracy and perjury charges. He appeared in Los Angeles Superior Court for arraignment related to the 1971 Beverly Hills break‑in at Dr. Lewis Fielding’s office.
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John J. Sirica
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Los Angeles
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Watergate
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Los Angeles County
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Kolts
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Wash
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Girl to her date weakens heart and ruin of evening
A witty line on The Mint Page features a girl telling her date he has broken her heart and ruined her entire evening. The cheeky quip captures a light moment in the newspaper’s daily chuckle section.
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