Nixon releases edited transcripts on Watergate defense
President Nixon says the 50 page submission shows the edited transcripts do not prove a criminal plot to obstruct justice. He plans to release 1,200 pages of transcripts later and argues the material will prove his innocence. The committee meanwhile debates whether to accept the tapes and subpoenas continue.
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Nixon
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James D. St. Clair
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St. Clair
Peter Rodine
D.N.J
Rodino
Peter W. Rodino Jr
Dn.j
Edward Hutchinson
R-Mich
White House
Plumbers
ITT
Cambodia
Watergate
Leon Jaworski
Kennebunk Resident Seeks Delay on Public Safety Appointment
West Kennebunk resident George MacKinnon urges Governor Curtis to delay naming a Maine Public Safety Commissioner. He cites a 10 page Bureau of Corrections report criticizing York County Jail handling of the death of his son Jeffrey, asking to view related Attorney General materials before a decision Wednesday.
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West Kennebunk
York County
Richard D. Dutremble
Maine
Jeffrey
Curtis
MacKinnon
New York
State of
Bureau of Corrections
Sheriff Department
Paul D. Pierce
Richard P. Haskell
Sheriff's Department
Attorney General’s Office
Dutremble
Jeff
Death in custody prompts call for legal reforms
Community leaders urge changes in laws and procedures after a youth’s death, citing three affidavits from Kennebunk police. One affidavit notes officers were told to watch Jeffrey during his transfer to county jail on December 24 due to personal crisis tendencies.
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Kennebunk Police
Lawrence Plante
Jeffrey
Jeff
George
Unitarian Group Challenges Garage Site Across From Saco Church
Parishioners of the Unitarian Universalist Church in Saco urge the City Council to reverse the Zoning Appeals Board ruling allowing a utility building on School Street opposite the church. They favor alternative locations and caution against plans tied to future expansion.
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Unitarian Universalist Church
Saco
School Street
King Woodman
Saco Parks and Recreation Department
Woodman
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Robert Fenderson
Ralph Hawkes
York Institute Museum
Sir William Pepperell
Frank DeFrancesco
James Ward
Public Property Committee
Appeals Board
Michael Searles
Common Street
Robert Moody
Parks and Recreation Department
Moody
Searles
John Dexter
Dexter
Sanford Residents Weigh ARCO Refinery Impact
Sanford residents traveled to observe ARCO's refinery and questioned how a large new plant would affect their town and neighboring communities. They saw an impressive, clean facility and noted a distinct odor in one area while considering what the project means for homes, businesses, and future growth.
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Sanford
Arco Refinery
Ferndale
Wash
Atlantic Richfield Co
ARCO
Washington
Cherry Point
Port Susan
Everett
U.S
Gibbs Oil Consortium
North Berwick
Kennebunk
Alfred
Wells
Arundel
Biddeford
Saco
Gibbs
Gibbs Oil
Seattle
Blaine
Bellingham
Lagoon System Too Costly Pushes Scontras Toward City Hookup
Nicholas Scontras seeks to connect his Wildwood 485 unit development to Saco's municipal sewer after a cost study shows the lagoon plan would run about 208000 versus 180000 for extending city mains. He asks the council to decide quickly and notes the city would own and maintain the new piping.
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Scontras
Nicholas Scontras
Saco Planning Board
Wildwood
Wildwood Drive
Ferry Road
Front Street
Saco City Council
Bruce Taylor
Berton Braley
Cartoon and Puzzles Page Note and Snippet
Inside The Journal presents cartoons and a crossword on pages 14 to 15 and 9 with Dear Abby on page 8 and editorials on page 4. The line-up offers humor, comics, and a light print for readers.
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Brennan wife backs Joe Brennan for governor in Biddeford visit
In Biddeford Mrs. Brennan campaigns for her husband state senator Joseph Brennan Portland. she praises his listening, low budget campaign and volunteer support. She argues the governor’s office holds great power for good and insists she would volunteer regardless of marriage.
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Biddeford
Joe
Brennan
Joseph Brennan
Portland
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