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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1975
Page
3
The Massachusetts House backed a Senate amendment to a nine category death penalty bill despite Gov. Dukakis warning of a veto. The vote clears another hurdle as the measure moves toward enactment in a polarized climate with a gubernatorial veto threat looming.
A bill to regulate shipment of cats and dogs into Maine passed all but final passage in the House by a wide margin. Sponsor John McKernan Jr. says the measure targets puppy mills from the Midwest shipping unhealthy pets into the state.
About 8000 people are expected to attend the 17th New England Square and Round Dance Convention in Portland on Friday and Saturday. Organizers anticipate large crowds and a weekend of dancing demonstrations and events.
The sponsor John J. McKernan Jr. urged a referendum if lawmakers fail fair consideration of returnables. About 1,500 heard debate on banning nonreturnable bottles as supporters claim less litter and cost savings, while grocers warn of higher prices and job losses.
The board approved a special Kennebunkport Bicentennial Committee to oversee the town celebration of the nations 200th birthday with co chairs Thomas Bradbury and Linda Nichols who will recruit citizens and seek federal matching funds. The panel also postponed dock and harbor decisions and announced other town actions.
Saco Middle School dedicates ceremonies Sunday at 7 p.m. Superintendent Howard Cushman and school committee chair Albert Carignan will give opening remarks. Guest speaker Dr. Carroll Gary, former education commissioner, will comment. Public invited.
Over 100 Scouters and guests attended the York District Scouters Recognition Dinner at Spring Hill. Clyde Smith of Hollis and Quinton Wilson of Biddeford received the Silver Beaver, Pine Tree Council’s top volunteer honor, for outstanding service to youth and the community.
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