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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1968
Page
9
Postwar growth pushes small towns to address parking as a key factor for business and expansion. Areas face central congestion, limited CBD space, and zoning blocks on off street lots. Solutions include edge of town parking, frequent bus service, and meter enforcement to balance shopper access with worker use.
Ten University of Maine graduate students will interview residents in 12 Maine communities this summer as part of a state wide study. The goal is to determine how well Maine workers are utilized and how well workers are matched to jobs. The survey aims to assess employment alignment and training needs.
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Ten interviewers will survey about 1,200 men ages 18 to 44 in communities including Machias Old Town Skowhegan Waterville Calais Baileyville and more. The study is conducted by the University of Maine Manpower Research Project with interviewers from various states.
Bernard Clark of Hollis a Central Maine Power Co. engineer marks 35 years with the utility. Clark joined Aug 1, 1933, served as assistant operator at Biddeford station, moved to the engineering department in Portland in 1985, and since 1954 has worked in the transmission department. He is married to Maxine Smith and has two children.
Ford, Maine has been accepted in the two year communications program at Grahm Junior College this fall. Jack Nelson, director of admissions, announced the move. The junior college, formerly Cambridge School, will enroll Atwater in the Broadcast Journalism program for an associate degree. Meanwhile Slovak remains optimistic about recovery though vision may not fully return.
The report notes the lead actor will complete his trip next month and will skip the final action scenes.
An official AP survey finds about 20 000 Indians abroad in study research or training in science. More than half are in the United States with 90 percent concentrated in three nations the United States Britain and West Germany.
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