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Biddeford Saco Journal

Location

Biddeford, Maine, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1976

Page

4

Board press release on director firing sparks newsroom debate

A Saco Valley Association for Retarded Citizens board fired director Richard Perrier for unsatisfactory performance and issued a public release. The group’s president and a writer avoided direct comment, while the reporter pressed for names and accountability, arguing press statements are public and should include those responsible.

Saco Valley Association For Retarded Citizens Richard Petrier Journal Perrier

Emery defends education record in Maine Teachers plea

Maine readers are urged to view Representative David F. Emery’s letter outlining his votes on education policy. He cites HR 12835 vocational education funds HR 8069 Labor HEW funds HR 4222 school lunch act and HR 7217 free education for handicapped children among others while noting support for maritime subsidies and debt levels. He defends a balanced stance on spending and defends his overall pro education record.

Maine Teachers Association PACE MTA John Marvin Marvin NEA National Education Association National Institute of Education Maine Maritime Unions Maritime Union Baltimore Maine Maritime Academy Sea Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee National Science Foundation Library of Congress Congress James Madison O'Neill David F. Emery

Independent movement appeals to disenchanted voter

Editorial argues that only a third trust government and attributes dissatisfaction to war, economy, and a corrupt presidency. It cites local and state discontent and party misalignment with big business. The piece promotes the independent movement as competition and a path to accountable officials benefiting taxpayers. John Litwinett Old Orchard Beach.

Independent Movement John Litwinett Portland Avenue Old Orchard Beach

Mafia defectors join Justice Department

Mafia defectors are joining the Justice Department in large numbers aided by a new program. Ex hoodlums receive new identities, jobs, and even psychiatric help to adjust to life after crime. The program includes false documents and protection, with 1 650 underworld witnesses testifying against former associates. 260 defectors draw government support, up 30 from last year.

Jack Anderson Les Whitten Washington Costa Nostra Justice Department Rae Underworld Invests FBI U.S. Marshall Cosa Nostra U.S Justice Ren Gerald Shur William Hall John Rogers Marshall Boston Los Angeles Brian P. Russell Vietnam

Carter Slump Deepens Ahead of Debates

James Reston argues Carter is fatigued and unsettled after a long whistle stop tour along the Alleghenies. He portrays Carter as a party leader torn between independence and loyalty to labor and party chiefs, risking voter loss if too independent.

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Swine flu shots choice and government policy

Public health debate on mass swine flu vaccination in an election year. The piece notes government vaccination aims, doctors’ views, historical flu mortality, and that the decision rests with individuals as available October and before Christmas. It cites a Gallup poll showing 53 percent in favor, 17 percent against, 30 percent undecided.

Paul Harvey Los Angeles Times United States Ford Department of Health, Education and Welfare Hong Kong Gallup

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Emery Wm. E. Foster Alta W. Foster Biddeford Saco B.F.C. Whitehouse W. Paul Casavant Brian C. Thayer Gladys M. Whitehouse Russell Army Loretta Sloan Strom Thurmond R.S.C John Jenrette D.S.C Sloan Thurmond Cartermobile Lurie Victoria
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