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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1975
Page
5
An opinion piece notes the House passed oak aid bill trims White House requests and adds a human rights amendment. It could block aid to governments with patterns of gross violations unless the president and Congress allow a 30 day window for protest. The author questions how clearly the rules would apply.
A New York Times column argues the CIA used the subway as a secret lab and left New Yorkers as unwilling test subjects. It claims New York should be reimbursed billions, cut fares, and bill federal agencies for parking and other services to restore solvency.
Washington notes Shah has spent 6.4 billion on U.S. weapons in two years. Iran struggles to train crews and staff for F 4s F 5Es and upcoming F 14s while 2 000 U S personnel assist. Analysts warn of a looming snafu as crates pile up and repairs lag. Also DEA censors use grease pens. Thieu seeks a visa to Britain for possible exile.
The Nation summarizes a draft Moreland Act Commission memo harshly criticizing former Gov. Nelson Rockefeller for delays and overcharges in nursing home reform and Medicaid funding. It links Article 28A to costly public-private bonds, notes failed housing for discharged mental patients, and questions energy plan grandiosity.
Intelligence analyst Samuel Adams exposed how CIA officials altered Viet Cong strength estimates before Tet 1968 to show progress. He testified to Congress about political interference, warning that such deception cost lives and undermined oversight and truth in U.S. intelligence operations.
John W Lortie of Energy Research Corp envisions a global wireless power grid that would deliver electricity to any device from the atmosphere. He cites 99 percent efficiency in small tests and plans a pilot grid with federal funding before wider rollout, noting required advances in transmitters and receivers.
In a Mont Optimist feature a weary teacher jokes about reincarnation preferring to return as a childhood disease after a trying day. The light remark captures the fluctuating mood of educators amid demanding schedules.
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