No Contracts Mailed in Biddeford Teacher Talks
Bruce Smith, Biddeford public schools superintendent, said no teaching contracts have been mailed yet but talks on salary scale near an agreement. A school board meeting at Kennedy School is set for Tuesday at 6 30 p m followed by a Biddeford Teachers Association session at 7 30 p m open to the public. Edward Radin of the BTA expressed hope for a deal before September as both sides try to avoid public disclosure of offers.
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Deep Sea Fishing With Cap'n John Narsiff on Mary C
PEG HENDRICK sketches a near perfect day on the Mary C deep sea trip from Biddeford. Cap'n John Narsiff, 37, a Kennedy School principal, captains the 40-foot vessel named after his wife and three daughters. The cruise passes Cow Island and notes treacherous unmarked rocks near Marston's Marina as passengers admire river views.
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Maine River Fishing Trip Captures Cod and Camaraderie
A Maine river voyage near Biddeford and the Saco yields a crew’s first deep sea fishing thrill. Nabbed 18 cod and a cask, plus sand sharks and a sculpin, as 15 draggers in the area mark haddock depletion. Captain Narsiff guides a six hour outing aboard the Mary C. with Journal Photographer Dick Danforth aboard.
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No Surfing Ban On In Scarborough
Scarborough town manager Robert D. Steele says reports of abolishing Higgins Beach surfing area are rumors. He notes complaints about surfers staying inside the bounds. continued complaints could lead to disbanding the area. The two year operation has seen no major clashes with residents.
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Freshmen to Attend Biddeford High School This Fall
Robert Hodge of Biddeford Junior High School announced that due to space constraints the Freshman class will move to Biddeford High School this fall. The new vocational school completed this summer helps relieve crowding at the high school. Two sixth grade classes will relocate from Emery School to the junior high to balance the load, as enrollments rise above 600 with the transfer.
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Spacecraft Columbia Reunited at Lunar Quarantine Station
Back at the Space Center Houston the Columbia and the three astronauts who journeyed to the moon and back are reunited in the lunar quarantine facility.
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Potatoes Plowed Under Across States In Surplus Action
Farmers in several potato regions began plowing under part of their crop amid a four percent cutback call by the National Farmers Organization. Oregon reports show 400 to 500 acres destroyed with county officers noting a $350,000 loss. In Idaho and Washington similar removals occurred as surplus fears rise.
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House Leaders Fail To Pass Surtax Extension
Washington AP House leaders blocked in an early bid to push a Senate passed six month surtax extension to the White House. Senate approved a six month extension despite Nixon urging a full year to curb inflation after days of cloakroom maneuvering.
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Sevigny Admits Cow Island Estimate Low
City planning official Richard Sevigny said the $62,000 estimate to fill 12 acres of the Saco River near Cow Island was a minimum and costs could rise. Mayor Leo Lemire declared the project dead unless strong public support returns, citing flood risk and prohibitiveengineering study costs.
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St Francis College names Mellor development director
Daniel M. Mellor of Cranston is named development director at St. Francis College effective immediately. He previously directed special projects and public relations at Roger Williams College and led programs for disadvantaged adults in Rhode Island and Massachusetts. He succeeds Peter F. Morrison, who moves to Dartmouth Medical School.
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Pope Keeps Peace Efforts in Africa Open
Pope Paul VI pledged to continue modest, affectionate efforts for peace in Africa after consecrating 12 new bishops for Africa in Kampala. He urged bishops to stay clear of politics while aiding the needy, as Uganda’s Obote praised the pontiff’s role in seeking reconciliation amid Nigeria’s civil war. Heads of state from Tanzania and Zambia allies joined in support, while Nigeria and Biafra considered negotiations at the Pope’s urging.
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Nixon Opens Talks in Pakistan to Bolster Ties
AP dispatch reports President Nixon arrived in Lahore and began discussions with President A. M. Yanya Khan aiming to strengthen U S relations with Pakistan. Pope Paul VI consecrated 12 African bishops then met political leaders in a day of peacemaking.
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Mars Pictures Show Meteorite Scored Surface
Pasadena scientists studying Mariner 6 images report a meteorite battered surface of Mars similar to the moon, widening the odds against discovering life on the planet.
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South Vietnamese forces kill 27 Viet Cong in clash
Saigon reports South Vietnamese forces killed 27 Viet Cong on Thursday in a continuing operation. The clash marked ongoing efforts against Viet Cong activity as authorities pursue remaining insurgents.
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Kennedy returns to Senate after girl's death in car crash
Washington AP Kennedy returns to the Senate after the death of a girl who was a passenger in a car driven by Edward M Kennedy. The incident left his face red and the skin around his eyes puffed.
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Safeguard opponents decline challenge to Pen tagon contract
Washington AP reports two opponents of the Safeguard program say they will not contest Pentagon’s $249.6 million award for continued missile defense development as long as the system is not deployed.
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