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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1976
Page
4
The piece surveys whether society should pursue rehabilitation or retribution as New York State officials discuss modernizing facilities. It cites Christian ethics and worldwide examples, notes rehab failures, and warns reform debates may mislead by seeking quick crime reduction rather than addressing root causes.
Remo H. Riciputi argues in a letter that the Crosby proposed school has no official or informal ties to Salmon Falls School in Hollis. He notes most last year’s teachers remain at Salmon Falls and only Crosby has not accepted another position.
The Town of Old Orchard Beach Maine seeks two outstanding citizens to honor at the new Cumberland County Civic Center. Nominations may be from any adult and should show community improvement through actions. Send selections and reasons to Frank Manduca 38 Staples St Old Orchard Beach ME 04064 by December 15 1976.
The article argues Naples faces no local beach facilities while Trickey Pond is turned into a residents only beach to reduce policing waste and parking issues. It notes Biddeford could gain an Atlantic Ocean beach at little cost via an offer from the Biddeford Pool Beach Association, avoiding $300,000 capital outlay and ensuring resident access.
White House Deputy Staff Chief Jim Cavanaugh threatened to cut off Ron Nessen from sensitive papers after a leak to The Chicago Sun Times. Nessen replied that firing his staff or the president would not solve the issue, insisting his office handles documents with care. Separately, four House members urged Ford to drop an $11.5 billion synthetic fuel boondoggle benefiting oil majors while taxpayer risk remains high.
George F. Will argues for 1976 voters and nonvoters alike as he notes that over 70 million eligible citizens may abstain. He surveys why people ignore campaigns and what could spark turnout while contrasting wartime memory with modern political sobriety.
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