Kyros Joins Saco Mayor for Sewage Facility Tour
U S Representative Peter Kyros joined Saco Mayor Braley and State Senator Peter Danton in a tour of local sewage plants amid talks for final EPA payments on four of five past projects. Officials cited unfinished inspections, needed funds, and ongoing pollution concerns along the Saco River and Goose Fare Brook as major items, with EPA, state, and local funding sharing for future improvements.
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Saco Mayor
United Purpose
Saco
Peter Danton
U.S
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Braley
Federal Environmental Protection Agency
Jerome Plante
Old Orchard Beach
State Department of Environmental Protection
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Danton
Saco River
Goose Fare Brook
Washington
Biddeford
EPA
Kissinger to Take Dual Role as Secretary of State
Henry A. Kissinger moves into the secretary of state post in a Cabinet reshuffle signaling stronger aims at China and the Soviet Union. William P. Rogers resigns after seven more months to return to law practice. Kissinger will also remain national security adviser, creating an unprecedented dual role.
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Henry A. Kissinger
Nixon
China
William P. Rogers
New York
Rogers
Vietnam
San Clemente
Calif
Kissinger
Senate
Nazi Germany
Japan Faces Water Shortage Prompts Conservation Measures
Tokyo and surrounding areas grapple with a dry spell as authorities cut water supplies by 20 percent to about 224 facilities including factories and hospitals. Hotels and offices post notices urging reduced usage and showers at limited times amid ongoing low rainfall since July, with Tokyo homes seeing lower pressure rather than full cuts.
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Japan
Tokyo
Central Meteorological Agency
Kanto Plain
Western wildfires surge in harsh drought year
Firefighters gained ground in Western rangelands and forests but forecasts of thunderstorms and high winds kept progress fragile. The Interagency Fire Center in Boise reported seven major fires over 50 000 acres still out of control with 6 000 firefighters on scene.
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Associated Press
Interagency Fire Center
Boise
Idaho
Con
Washington
Oregon
Northwest
Dick Klade
Boise Center
Rhodesland
Palmers win a temporary restore of electricity in Saco case
After CMP cut power on July 24 over unpaid rent amid an eviction fight, Judge Glassman in York County Superior Court ordered utilities reconnected for Leo and Barbara Palmer of Saco. The Palmers, represented by Neville Woodruff and Howard Reben, challenge the move as an improper eviction tactic. New eviction proceedings set a Sept. 8 deadline.
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Barbara Palmer
Saco
Harry P. Glassman
York County Superior Court
Alfred
Central Maine Power
CMP
Palmers
Lillian Street
Elaine Hayes
New Jersey
Frank Altomare
Altomare
Saco District Court
Nicholas Danton
Glassman
Neville Woodruff
Pine Tree Legal Aid Assistance
Howard Reben
Food Price Controls Planned After Sept 12
The Cost of Living Council proposed Phase 4 food price controls to take effect September 12 aimed at limiting increases across wholesalers and retailers. Officials say some consumer price hikes are possible, but not as severe as the prior rice freeze lift. Public comment is invited through September 4, with revisions possible after.
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Washington
Cost of Living Council
John T. Dunlop
Nixon says Watergate is water under the bridge
President Richard Nixon speaks at a 50 minute news conference near the Western White House asserting he will not resign and urging focus on the business of the people. He defends actions and deflects questions about Watergate amid new probes and leaks.
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San Clemente
Calif
Richard Ixon
Nixon
White House
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