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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1975
Page
4
American executives facing Soviet counterparts find them shrewd, bureaucratic, and focused on process over volume. The rapid expansion of US USSR trade has left some with costly misunderstandings as Soviets place large grain orders, study plans, and sometimes copy equipment. They seek techniques and sophistication, not just output.
George F. Will argues against astrology as superstition in a Washington Post column. He cites Nobel laureates and scientists who debunk star influence, noting astrology profits from uncertainty and gives a comforting illusion of control.
A collection of satirical lines from various papers. Pele described as a live volcano goddess with modesty in Honolulu Advertiser. A 65 year old student owning an oil well touted as ideal tax loophole in Rough Notes. A knee slapper about beef prices and beef rising to the moon in Good Reading. A WSJ joke about teenage marriages and homework. A diplomat joke about a wife in a mink coat in Stacyville Monitor Review.
The records list W. E. Foster 1881 1963 Alta W. Foster 1891 1971 B. F. C. Whitehouse 1889 1972 W. Paul Casavant publisher Charles C. Sutton managing editor Gladys M. Whitehouse president and treasurer
Washington senators probe who authorized CIA plots against foreign leaders. The 1960 Congo, 1963 Diem, and 1970 Chile cases are reviewed with claims presidents may have approved or condoned actions, while CIA witnesses deny direct orders from the White House.
Russell Baker presents a satirical scene where a two year unemployed man named John robs a house to prove a point about government job creation and inflation. The narrator praises Johns resolve while mocking the Ford administration economic policy and its effect on the economy and citizens.
In The Nation, Tom Wicker explains the Rozelle Rule, which forces an owner to compensate a former club when a player signs with another team. The piece argues the rule restricts player rights, fuels strikes, and prompts debate over bargaining power and league structure amid a potential season delay.
The writer thanks Biddeford High School supporters for large attendance at a game at Cony High School last Saturday. He notes ten buses from Augusta route with two for the team three for the band and five for students and praises the city School Board for allowing student bus use.
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