Maine petitions oppose Dickey Lincoln project to Gov Longley
A two foot high stack of petitions with 61297 signers was delivered to Gov James B Longley opposing the Dickey Lincoln hydroelectric project on the upper St John River in northern Maine. Wayne Cobb of the Natural Resources Council said the drive showed broad citizen sentiment though petitions have no legal hearing. The council began collecting in June 1976 after informational meetings across the state. Actor Robert Redford canceled plans to host a re election dinner for Sen Hathaway due to Hathaway's support of the project.
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Fog delays Coast Guard hunt for Rhode Island marijuana ship
Thick fog hindered a Coast Guard search for a potential mother ship tied to a Rhode Island marijuana smuggling plot. Eight out-of-state men faced District Court arraignments on conspiracy and possession with intent to deliver about 3,500 pounds of Colombian gold marijuana valued near 1.5 million dollars. Police reported raids at a Jamestown summer home and a Goat Island Marina sailboat Sojourn, with 12 large bales found and several suspects arrested aboard or at the residence, while cash bonds ranged from 50 000 to 75 000 dollars.
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Muskie Recuperates At Home From Spine Surgery
Senator Edmund S Muskie of Maine has left Bethesda Naval Hospital after spine surgery and will begin physical therapy in about three weeks. An aide said he is resting at home and in good condition following an aggravated back problem over several years.
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FTC crackdown targets insulation fraud nationwide
The Federal Trade Commission announced a state by state probe into home insulation abuses amid rising demand for energy savings. It cited false claims and undisclosed fire or safety risks, warns of civil penalties up to 10000 dollars and follow up subpoenas.
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