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Biddeford Saco Journal

Location

Biddeford, Maine, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1975

Page

4

Regulators Face Push for Open Meetings

Opinion argues that six major agencies including the CPSC FCC SEC FPC ICC and FTC hold closed meetings to protect sensitive information. The piece says regulatory bodies influence the economy and calls for bringing regulator deliberations into daylight.

Ford Administration House Consumer Product Safety Commission General Communications Commission Securities and Exchange Commission Federal Power Commission Interstate Commerce Commission Federal Trade Commission

Maine Legislator Questions Maremont Contract Fight

A Saco representative and Rep. Rolde push back on Cohen and Emery for pushing the Maremont M60 gun contract to a Belgian firm. They describe a 16,000-signature petition presented to President Ford to keep jobs in Maine and demand accountability for the Washington trip and nonpartisan effort. They vow to watch if Cohen and Emery can deliver renewal of the contract.

Saco Maine William Cohen David Emery Maremont Neil Rolde York Defense Department White House Rep. Rolde Ford Afl-Cio Fielday Augusta Cohen Emery Washington Biddeford U.S Rep Rolde Nixon Judiciary Committee Cohen and Myself

Paul Harvey on Solzhenitsyn and detente

Paul Harvey critiques Solzhenitsyn for meddling in U S diplomacy and warns against turning foreign policy into a domestic wedge. He argues detente benefits the United States and that Washington should balance wheat sales to Russia with oil dollars, urging firmness without hostility.

Paul Harvey Alex Solzhenitsyn United States America Cuba Russia Africa Alexander Solzhenitsyn U.S Ford Kissinger Solzhenitsyn Soviet Union Europe Helsinki Jotary Kissinger

Payola Scandal Claims Record Industry Wide Corruption

A confidential FCC statement from Mike Viner of Pride Records accuses the U S record business of pervasive payola corruption. He cites Las Vegas vacations, free albums and cash underhanded dealings with radio disc jockeys and program directors, naming industry figures and a culture of deceit.

Jack Anderson Les Whitten Washington Mike Viner Pride Records Federal Communications Commission Viner Las Vegas Mgmecords FCC Richard Wiley Hawaiian Bill Drake Los Angeles Drake MGM Records Steve Lawrence Eydie Gorme MGM the Osmonds Steve and Eydie

End New York City Arrogance by Moving People Out

Russell Baker argues New York’s financial woes stem from class envy and proposes moving both rich and poor elsewhere. He imagines relocating a million poor residents to cities like Chicago or Washington and dispersing the wealthy to various regions to restore national harmony and reduce New York's burden.

Russell Baker New York Carthage National Convention Center Kansas City Moines Chicago Washington America Armonk N.Y Chevy Chase Alps Salt Lake City Baltimore East Pratt Street Wall Street New York Times

Kissinger Pursues a New World Order in Middle East Quarrel

James Reston argues Kissinger remains the best hope for a broad based US led order. He tracks Kissinger's push for an interim Egypt Israel pact, cooperation with Sadat and Rabin, and a greater role for developing nations while facing GOP and Congress skepticism.

James Reston Henry Kissinger Vietnam United States Kissinger Middle East United Nations Washington State Department Capitol Hill Cordell Hull George Marshall Dean Acheson Lord Keynes Bretton Woods David Lilienthal Bernard Baruch America League of Nations Moscow Peking New York Sadat Cairo Rabin Jerusalem Europe NATO Congress Ford Egypt Israel Sinai New York Times

Obituary and staff listings for Biddeford-Saco Journal figures

The Biddeford Saco Journal notes Wm. E. Foster 1881 1963 Alta W. Foster B F C Whitehouse 1891 1971 1889 1972 W Paul Casavant Publisher Charles C Sutton Managing Editor Gladys M Whitehouse President Treasurer marking long time press roles and dates of birth and death.

Wm. E. Foster Alta W. Foster B.F.C. Whitehouse W. Paul Casavant Charles C. Sutton Gladys M. Whitehouse

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