Longley accuses Maine Teachers Association of wielding power
Governor James B. Longley charges the Maine Teachers Association with dictatorial influence in Augusta remarks. He cites executive director Dr. John Marvin as a key lobbyist behind education funding changes, tax shifts, and teachers pay efforts, while MTA leaders back civil servants in wage demands.
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Augusta
Maine
James B. Longley
Maine Teachers Association
Longley
State House
Nesday
MTA
John Marvin
The
Marvin
Representative Assembly of the
Bangor
UM Trustees Set Tuition Hikes and Pay Guidelines
UM of Maine trustees will consider proposed student tuition increases and a 3.5 million dollar employee pay raise plan next month. The executive committee approved salary guidelines for all professional and classified staff with merit-based increments for professionals. Auxiliary enterprise staff would receive similar increases funded by their units, pending state funding details.
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Bangor
Maine
University of Maine Board of Trustees
James B. Longley
Mary Ann Haas
PUC questions CMP on conservation and pricing strategy
Augusta Maine AP the first phase of Central Maine Power Company rate hike case ends with a PUC member questioning CMP s conservation efforts in the next phase intervenors will present arguments Bradford cites data on time of day pricing Anderson CMP rate head says on the horizon of incentives inflation factors debated and data gathered on residential usage
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Augusta
Maine
Central Maine Power Company
State Public Utilities Commission
CMP
PUC
Peter A. Bradford
Bradford
Frederick A. Anderson
Anderson
Horace J. Libby
CMP reports higher earnings from cold winter
Central Maine Power Co says a cold winter boosted earnings to 1.82 dollars a share for the 12 months ending March 31, up 0.33 from the prior year with first quarter 1976 at 0.59 per share, as electricity sales and revenues rise. E. W. Thurlow cites weather and industrial recovery, while PUC hearings on a 20 million revenue increase proceed.
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Augusta
Maine
Central Maine Power Co
CMP
E.W. Thurlow
Thurlow
State Public Utilities Commission
Gray in satisfactory condition after hospital admission
L. Patrick Gray acting FBI director during part of the Watergate era is listed in satisfactory condition at Lawrence and Memorial Hospital. He was admitted for observation after a late week visit and doctors would not disclose the ailment. Gray previously had surgery last summer to repair an aneurysm near the heart.
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New London
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Christopher Balintine
York
Mt. Agamenticus
UPI
Menard
Coats
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Golden Rooster
Howdy
Elm ST
Biddeford
FBI
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