Viking Mars arm may be permanently jammed in soil mission
Pasadena based scientists report Viking 1 may lose its soil sampler arm for good after it jammed while fetching soil for organic chemistry tests. They will inspect the arm and push ahead with the organic analysis using remaining instruments, hoping to still gather enough soil from the mission before the jam.
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Biddeford Saco angler faces legal maze after pond theft
Dick Lafortune of Biddeford found two men stealing his car battery at Roberts Pond in Lyman and tracked the thieves by their license plate. He reported to a cottage owner who said two men had asked for a jump start earlier. Sheriff deputy and the district attorney could not authorize a complaint due to lack of positive identification, leaving Lafortune frustrated.
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Grove St
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Erickson
Perkins
Richard Gabriel
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Manduca
Forecast: Chance of Showers on August 5, 1976
A Thursday forecast indicates a chance of showers for August 5, 1976. Regions expected to see rain include local areas with possible isolated thunderstorms in the afternoon. Temperatures remain mild with highs around the upper 70s to near 80.
Maremont awaits first step in contract appeal
The Maremont Corp may wait up to 18 days to learn who will win the $30 million machine gun contract the Army planned to award to a Belgian firm. GAO guidance cites a 25 day review window after comments, with potential for an earlier decision. Officials discuss possibilities including recompetition or confirming the original award. The Army says it will follow the GAO ruling, with lawmakers doubtful of bid resolicitation if GAO favors Maremont.
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Old Orchard Beach council grills over dance hall license conflict
In Old Orchard Beach a routine license hearing erupted over Irvin Hirsts dance hall license and the site zoning. The council granted pending zoning board review after a town attorney advised approval while a zoning official warned of residential zoning violations. Concurrently taxi licensing battles arose as David Perkins sought a license to compete with existing holders amid prior denials and open stands.
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Old Orchard Beach
Irvin R. Hirst
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Zoning Board of Appeals
Urbain Goulet
David Ordway
Coaches Day Camp
E. Emerson Cummings
Frank Manduca
Manduca
David Perkins
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Reagan Schweiker visit and Cohen stance hit plates on page nine and six
In Jackson Mississippi Ronald Reagan and Richard Schweiker showed smiles after arriving for their first joint press conference. Behind closed doors with Mississippi delegates, tension rose over the GOP ticket. In Washington William S. Cohen urged Ford not to pick John Connally as running mate, with full details on page six.
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William S. Cohen
Ford
Treasury
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Today's Chuckle: All Work and No Play IRS Favorite
A light political cartoon note pokes gentle fun at tax season saying all work and no play makes Jack a favorite with the IRS. The item appears in the Maine section with the usual community flavor.
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