23 Jun 1977
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Newspaper
Biddeford Kennebunk Wells Journal Tribune
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1977
Page
1
Wells story follows Gay Anderson who bought a goat to supply milk for her family of five. One goat yields over three quarts daily though this year is weaker. She sold kids as they arrive, keeping the goat for home use and noting goat milk is homogenized.
In Kennebunk and across America mopeds gain popularity as a new energy saver. Robert Thibodeau reports strong local sales and a five gallon tank that rarely needs refilling. The pending state law would move mopeds from motorcycles to a bicycle category for licensed drivers.
Wells Allen Downs will begin July 1 as the town's first full time code enforcement officer. Selectmen at last night's meeting confirmed the appointment at the request of the state Department of Human Services. Downs was the subject of controversy in early June when an official from the department ex-
Wells selectmen faced questions after a June 21 hearing for the Fan Club liquor license was convened with only two of five members present. Town Manager Robert Littlefield said such hearings are legal without a majority.
The Maine House plans to consider Gov. Longley's veto of a bill aimed at reducing red tape for a proposed 500 mile natural gas pipeline from New Brunswick to Albany. A two thirds vote is required to override the veto. Tenneco Inc. proposes the pipeline route with about 210 miles in Maine.
Sportline Trophie Company in Waterboro is a family business run by Bob Pazolt. In operation since 1969, Pazolt plans to expand production to meet growing demand for trophies across York County. The article highlights how trophies accompany sports achievements and the local industry behind them.
A roundup of the Journal MA Tribune sections dated pages 19 through 27, including cartoons, classifieds, county crossword, Dear Abby, editorials, and horoscopes. Features span briefs and column notes across the 28-page issue.
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