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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1973
Page
4
The editorial calls for Agnew to resign if indicted, urges a high character successor, and warns Watergate embarrassment may force leadership changes. It argues the 25th Amendment provides a smooth transition and urges Nixon to choose a respected, integrity filled replacement.
Virginia columnist notes U S attorneys struggle in conspiracy prosecutions from the Gainesville Eight to the Harrisburg Seven. Trials rely on informers and often lack solid evidence, risking ruined careers and high legal costs for all sides amid Nixon era loyalties and dissent costs.
A compact collection of quotes on talent and ambition from Tacitus to Newman. Includes reflections from Sir William Watson and Alfred de Musset on greatness, exception, and life’s growth as evidence.
Biddeford Saco Journal publishes daily except Sunday at 11 Adams Street Biddeford Maine with staff names and roles listed. Subscription rates 3.00 monthly 18.00 half year 36.00 yearly in advance. national advertising via Mathews Shannon Cub Ten Inc New York City.
Washington column reports lingering nepotism in Congress despite a 1960s law. It cites ethics chair Melvin Price, Chet Holifield, Ken Gray, Al Ullman, Oule Passman, Spark Matsunaga, Edward Patten, and Senator Milton Young, all paying relatives from staff to spouses. It notes salaries up to $14,000 and broader calls for reform. It also covers Nixon era campaign contributions tied to FCC nominee James Quello and a new prison-themed magazine In by Wesley Graham.
An essay argues mild recession can curb inflation and lower rates. explains rates reflect inflation expectations rather than fixed moves. It cites policy debates, Burns, Shultz, and a jurist, concluding with a quip on Emerson about consistency.
Paul Harvey questions why a 1960 Nixon surveillance claim involving Kennedy camp officials drew little coverage while Watergate dominates headlines. He cites George Bush affidavits, Carmine Bellino, and Wardman Park hotel eavesdropping talk, arguing media bias and time lessen perceived crime seriousness.
A satirical account mocks endless wiretaps from Kissinger to the President’s dog. It notes public indifference, calls for moving on to football and policy, and cites a moon-tap scandal as a parodic twist. The piece ends with the VP defending a dog’s right to be loved amid political noise.
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