Maremont Ends Goosefare Discharge Testimony
The State Board of Environmental Protection heard Maremont Corp. which seeks permission to continue discharging waste into Goosefare Brook while building a treatment system. Local groups urged conditions and questioned construction timing and grandfathered status.
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Maremont
State Board of Environmental Protection
Maremont Corporation
Goosefare Brook
Saco
Samuel Zaitlin
Saco Conservation Commission
State Department of Environmental Protection
Zaitlin
Local Conservation Commission
E.C. Jordan and Co
California
Maremont Corp
DEP
Bird
John Bird
Ocean Park Conservation Society
Federal Environmental Protection Agency
Maremon
Marion Gorden Banks
Ronald Lewis
Board of Environmental Protection
Nixon aides may testify as Watergate probe widens
The Watergate investigation gains momentum as President Nixon allows aides to testify publicly under Senate demand. He says outside inquiries are pursuing new leads, with Ervin's committee set to begin hearings May 15.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Senate
James McLord
Rions
MecCord
Ronald L. Ziegler
California
John W. Dean II
Watergate Building
Dean
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Ervin
Biddeford Council Passes 4.9 Million Budget in Marathon Session
Biddeford City Council approved a 4.949 million dollar budget after a long meeting that saw a near tie on raises for the parks and recreation director and the public works director. The session also authorized selling city garage land for 50,000 dollars to fund 40 units of elderly public housing under HUD deadlines.
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Democratic Party
Democratic National
Robert S. Strauss
Nixon
White House
Richard G. Kleindienst
Henry Petersen
Biddeford
Philip M. Laverriere
Robert E. Nolette
Finance Committee
Parks and Recreation
Gilbert Boucher
Robert Belair
Robert Nolette
Belair
Boucher
Joseph Zuke
Public Works
Federal
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Maine Housing Authority
James Mitchell
Elks face program cuts after Maine liquor license ruling
Local Biddeford-Saco Elks warn that Supreme Court’s whites only ruling will slash charity efforts by cutting revenue from liquor sales. Exalted Ruler Norman Sevigny pledges to preserve the scholarship program while other activities shrink. About 15 Maine lodges affected as notices await state action.
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Biddeford-Saco
Norman Sevigny
Sevigny
Elks
Maine
Elks Lodges
Supreme Court
Maine Legislature Moves to Retire Five Veteran State Police Officers
Maine lawmakers may retire five long serving state troopers with a combined 189 years on the force. Col. Parker Hennessey backs the plan to create 12 promotions within the 315 member force. The targeted officers include Maj. J Edward Marks and Capt. Roger Baker among others.
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Augusta
Maine
Parker F. Hennessey
Public Safety
J. Edward Marks
Roger F. Baker
Edward J. Doyle
Department
Edward F. Gordon
Lawrence W. Gauthier
Jackman
Theodore S. Curtis Jr
R-Orono
Curtis
Mane
Hennessey
Curts
Hennesey
Cola
Inside The Journal New Public Safety Beat
A compact 1920s public safety note highlights rising beef prices and social concerns. A mother speaks to a psychiatrist about her small boy with insecurities, illustrating family stress in a era of inflation.
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