Marines Build 14 Mess Halls In Camp Pendleton Drive
Marine engineer reservists completed a two week summer training with concrete results laying foundations for 14 new mess halls. In Newark detective David Toma tried disguises then arrested a bettor on bookmaking and lottery tickets. Pasadena Caltech admissions officer Peter Miller said the campus desires more politically and socially aware people even as engineers and scientists find Caltech exciting.
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Camp Pendleton
Calif
Marine Engineer
Newark
N.J
David Toma
Pasadena
California Institute of Technology
Peter Miller
Miller
Caltech
Welcome To The Fold Newcomers welcomed in Biddeford Saco Journal
Welcome notices from the Biddeford Saco Journal announce newborns at Webber Hospital. Cheryl Ann Fontaine, 17 months, is listed as daughter of Mr and Mrs Jean Paul Fontaine of Biddeford with grandparents named. Several other births include Brian Stephen Usher at Wells, Carl Marc Dumont at Biddeford, Joseph Jonathan Frechette at Biddeford, Shirley Jeanne Crocker at Biddeford, and William David Narsiff at Biddeford with dates in August and weights recorded.
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Biddeford-Saco
Webber Hospital
Stephen R. Usher
Wells
Brian Stephen
Jacques Dumont
Fall St
Biddeford
Carl Marc
Joseph M. A. Frechette
Hill Street
Joseph Jonathan
Ralph Crocker
Main St
Bford
Shirley Jeanne
John Narsiff
Pool Road
William David
Parking Meters and the Law Court Upholds Meter Use
A series of court rulings uphold city parking meters noting the need for administrative efficiency and the limits of meter revenue. Cases include strict payment timing, two hour pricing discrimination, and limits on using meter income for non traffic purposes. Courts reject attempts to treat meters as a business enterprise or to replace regular police with meter maids.
Pesticides Threaten New England Fisheries
Marine and freshwater fish show pesticide levels that may cause reproductive failure. Dr. Kenneth Macek warns that two parts per million DDT residues can prevent eggs from producing young, risking Georges Bank haddock and other fisheries. He notes similarities between freshwater and oceanic species and cites declines in predatory birds as supporting evidence.
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Kenneth Macek
Macek
New England
Georges Bank
Lation
Geores Bank
U. S. Bureau of Fisheries and Wildlife Pesticide Laboratory
Columbia
Lake George
Lake Michigan
U. S. Bureau of Commercial Fisheries
Cherokee sculptor Willard Stone shapes life in wood
In Locust Grove Oklahoma Willard Stone a Cherokee German Scot artist lives on a rocky hillside farm in Cherokee country. The article profiles his wood carvings depicting animals flowers children and women with a focus on life creation and nature. It traces his path from a factory job in Tulsa to art training at Bacone College and Kennedy Galleries showcases and notes his large family and busy commission schedule.
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Locust Grove
Okla
Cherokee Country
Oklahoma
Willard Stone
Tulsa
Stone
Fom
Bacone College
Muskogee
Leasure
Douglas Aircraft Co
Gilcrease
Oklahoma City
Hall
Nixon Extends White House Welcome to California
Former President Nixon helped Ronald Reagan by bringing a White House atmosphere to California, signaling goodwill as Reagan pursues higher office despite slim chances of a presidential run. The gesture underscores Nixon enduring influence on Republican politics and California events.
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Nixon
Ronald Reagan
White House
California
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Fine Aid
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Saco
Nature
Wayne Hanley
United States
American Bar Association
Will Bernard
Michael A. Petii
M.D
Maine
Bankamericard
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