Obituary notices Rose A Boutin Biddeford Maine 1920 55
Rose Alma Boutin 55 of 59 Summer St Biddeford died Tuesday morning after a brief illness born in Augusta daughter of Francis and Rose Berry Boucher. She was a Biddeford resident, attended St. Andre Church, survived by widower Arthur J. Boutin and son Roger Boutin. Mass at St. Andre Thursday 8 am. Burial Woodlawn Cemetery. Calling hours tonight and Wednesday at Emond Conroy Funeral Home.
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Rose Alma Boutin
Summer St
Biddeford
Augusta
Francis
Rose Anna ( Berry) Boucher
Boutin
St. Andre
Arthur J. Boutin
Roger Boutin
St. Andre Church
Woodlawn Cemetery
Emond and Conroy Funeral Home
Hill St
Space Mission Includes Research Of Red Tide
Maine scientist Dr. Charles Yentsch of Bigelow Laboratories joins the Apollo-Soyuz space mission to study red tide from ground level while astronauts photograph the ocean surface from 140 miles up. The project seeks factors driving red tide and its shoreward impact on shellfish, tourism, and fisheries, with efforts to predict crises and manage harvests.
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Bigelow Laboratories
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Chinatown Dominates Oscar Night Forecasts
Predictions favor Chinatown as best picture winner over The Godfather Part II The Towering Inferno and The Conversation Jack Nicholson leads best actor contenders with Al Pacino and Dustin Hoffman among rivals Faye Dunaway and Ellen Burstyn top best actress race Valentina Cortese favored for supporting and Ingrid Bergman also highlighted Howard Koch promises glamor as Oscars return to prestige NBC telecast to feature classic clips
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USDA vice ring probe ties gambling drugs and sex
Washington AP investigators exposed gambling and drug trafficking within the Agriculture Department and possibly prostitution. Officials say preliminary findings have been handed to District of Columbia police. No action confirmed. comments limited by police. Speculation centers on a sex ring and involvement of department staff and outsiders. Reports note at least one female employee is under investigation for prostitution. Authorities caution that details remain unconfirmed.
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Agriculture
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Rescue Teams Continue Hunt For Students
Rescue workers press on for David Corrie and Jane Gilotti who vanished on Mt. Washington. After a six mile trek to a mountain shelter found empty, coordinators lament uncertainty as crews backtrack through 40 to 50 inch drifts aided by snowmobiles and two National Guard helicopters.
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N.H
Mt. Washington
New Hampshire
David Corrie
Bingham
Maine
Jane Gilotti
Bethlehem
Arthur Muise
State Fish and Game Department
Muise
Win Blake
Blake
Corrie
Gilotti
University of
National Guard
Suspect In Slayings Arraigned In Hamilton
James Ruppert, 40, unemployed draftsman, is arraigned on 11 counts of aggravated murder after being indicted by the Butler County grand jury for the Easter Sunday massacre at his mother Charity Ruppert’s home. Victims include Charity, Leonard Ruppert and wife Alma plus eight children aged 4 to 17. Attorneys seek psychiatric and psychological tests, not indicating insanity plead.
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Hamilton
Ohio
James Ruppert
Butler County
Grand Jury
Charity Ruppert
Populous Areas Attract Homosexuals On Move In Maine
AP report from Bangor notes many Maine homosexuals relocate to the Brunswick-Portland corridor where population centers exist. Steven Bull of the Wilde-Stein Club at the University of Maine cites the Gay Symposium drawing 100 to 150 people and urges employers to back a gay rights bill. He says the movement challenges stereotypes and highlights diverse occupations, with some gains in acceptance though public controversy remains limited.
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Maine
Brunswick-Portland
Steven Bull
University of Maine
Orono
Bull
Bangor Community College
Wilde-Stein Club
Food Stamp Benefits to Rise July 1 in COLA Increase
Washington AP says the Agriculture Department projects a cost-of-living boost for the nation's 18.5 million food stamp users, with a family of four gaining about $8 more per month starting July 1. The change reflects updated calculations and will affect multiple benefit levels nationwide.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Economy Food Plan
Mass at St Joseph Biddeford concelebrated by Bishop Gendron
The Most Rev Odore Gendron Bishop of Manchester will be principal concelebrant at a Wednesday 7 pm Mass at St Joseph Church Biddeford for St Joseph Guild members. Rev Roland Tancrede will give the homily. A guild business meeting follows in the church basement with the bishop as guest speaker.
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St. Joseph's Church
Biddeford
Odore Gendron
Manchester
N.H
St. Joseph Church
St. Joseph Guild
Roland Tancrede
St. Augustine Church
Anchester
Guild
Gendron
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