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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1973
Page
4
In Our Opinion the Kennebunk School Administrative District 71 directors should shorten sessions and avoid burning the midnight oil. The piece argues long five hour meetings deter citizen participation and suggests faster deliberations and, if needed, more frequent weekly meetings.
A New York Times analysis portrays the United Nations in a declining state of public trust and effectiveness. It cites falling public visits and media attention, while noting continued but limited UN activity in environmental protection, ocean resources, and population issues amid major-power tensions.
The Journal states it supports free expression of opinion and welcomes signed letters with street address and city. Letters must not exceed 300 words and should preferably be typed on one side of the paper.
The Biddeford Saco Journal lists staff including Wm E Foster 1881 1953 B F C Whitehouse 1889 1972 W Paul Casavant Publisher Charles C Sutton Managing Editor Gladys M Whitehouse President and Treasurer and a local editorial offices contact numbers 283 3628 282 1535 Published daily except Sunday at 11 Adams Street Biddeford Maine 04005 Associated Press member with home subscription rates and national advertising representation noted.
A scholar nicknamed light fingered removed diaries letters and memoranda from the Frankfurter collection at the Library of Congress. FBI and library scholars hunt for missing items totalling incalculable value with public alert kept quiet. The theft dates to September 1972 and touches on conversations with Brandeis and other government figures.
Maryline White reviews Maine political chatter from Stonington to Augusta. Highlights include predictions for Stonington voters, remarks on Sen Harrison Richardson, references to Monks and Mon, and notes on House Speaker Richard Hewes and Biddeford election logistics.
The Algiers gathering of about 60 leaders from Asia Africa and South America signals a rising cohesion in the Third World. With superpowers avoiding war and detente advancing, the bloc gains influence in the United Nations even amid internal differences.
The Algiers meeting signals a shift as Third World unity grows and Western powers face energy and monetary crises. Oil rich states may coordinate to influence policy, prompting Washington to rethink foreign aid and support for the underprivileged nations.
Theodore M. Bernstein discusses pronoun cases WHOMEVER vs WHOEVER with examples from Emma and Mary Queen of Scots. He also explains KANGAROO COURT as a term for rushed tribunals and cites reader Ralph J. Borrelli on its irregularities.
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