Women Architects and Carpenters Train at St Francis College
A two week program at St Francis College Aug nine to twenty two gathered about fifty women in architecture and planning. Ellen Berkeley organized the event highlighting minority status in the fields and the value of shared experience. Participants from ages eighteen to forty eight came from across the country and locally.
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St. Francis College
Stephen Muskie
Ellen Perry Berkeley
Goa
S. Francis College
California
Portland
Maine
Ms. Berkeley
Architects
Saco River Corridor Association
St. Francis
Katrin Adam
New York
Ms. Adam
Berkeley
Miners Split Over Strike Rallying for Stand
In West Virginia striking Appalachian coal miners denounce UMW president Arnold Miller and plan to ignore a federal restraining order. About 100 picketers at the federal building in Charleston forecast no return to work, while Sunday votes at Drandy Falls and Sophia decide whether to obey the order. The walkout has halted roughly 1.3 million tons of coal in two weeks.
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Charleston
W.va
United Mine Workers
Arnold Miller
Drandy Falls
Boone County
Sophia
Raleigh County
Hayes Holstein
Federal
West Virginia
Kentucky
Ohio
Agee
West Virginia Association
Logan County
Skip Delano
Oone County
Miller
Lacy Workman
Kanawha County
Miler
UMW
W.A. ‘“'Jony
Boyle
Greece ex-dictator Papadopoulos sentenced to death
Former Greek dictator George Papadopoulos and two close associates were sentenced to death for insurrection and high treason over the 1967 coup. Eight others got life terms, seven more eight to twenty years. twenty officers were acquitted.
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Athens
George Papadopolos
Greece
Panna
Nicholas Makarezos
Stylianos Patakos
Alexander Hadjipetros
Greek Central Intelligence Agency
Constantine Karidas
Supreme Court
Papadopoulos
Patakos
Makarezos
Gregory Spantidakis
George Zoitakis
Michael Roufagalis
Dimitrios Ioannides
Constantine Pafege
Michael Balopoulos
Ionannis Ladas
Anthony Lekkas
Syrians Briefed On Sinai Accord
Secretary Henry Kissinger told Damascus officials that U S policy covers all Middle East issues including the Golan Heights while pursuing a Sinai settlement. He said the United States aims for a just lasting peace and would meet Syrian leaders before moving on to Jerusalem.
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Damascus
Syria
Henry A Kissinger
Middle East
Golan Heights
Egypt
Sinai Desert
Yitzhak Rabin
Kissinger
Israel
United States
Hafez Assad
Jerusalem
Fishermen Denied Retroactive Reparations Ahead of Law
Kennebunkport fishermen learned that LD 1681 creating the Maine Fishing Gear Damage Fund totals 25 000 dollars and pays up to 2 000 per claim but the bill’s retroactive date was removed and funding cut. Rep. Elmont Tyndale said corrections would come in January special session, while DMR officials noted the current act becomes effective Oct. 1 and faces possible federal uptake. Local claimants report gear losses totaling about 50 000 dollars from foreign vessel interference off Jeffrey's Ledge and nearby waters.
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Peter Kingsley
Kennebunkport
Elmont Tyndale
Rhennebankport
Maine
Tyndale
House Appropriations Committee
DMR
Spencer Appolonio
Yorkounty
Jeffrey's Ledge
U.S. Department of Commerce
Cape Porpoise
Richard Davis
Jeffrey's Lodge
Davis
George Granger
Old Orchard Beach
Milt Maling
Granger
Maling
Longley
U.S
William Cohen
Edmund Muskie
Ford
Congress
Coffee Break Quip Sparks Weighty Car Pool Joke
A light column joke notes a speaker saying they must watch weight or risk not fitting into the car pool. The playful line reflects everyday humor during a casual break.
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Heidi Hoffman
Colorado
Charlotte Hitchcock
Connecticut
Japan
Tokyo
National Police Agency
Constantine
Vima
Sinai
Federalaw
State Department
New England
Chick's Marina
Department of Marine Resources
Robert L. Fogg
Wayne N. Smith
Rep
Stonehaven Limited
Malcolm Frost
Thomas Dignan
Herbert Hutchins
Milton Maling
Fogg
Smith
Patrick Loranger
Saco
David Loranger
Lorangers
North St
Patrick
Dick Danforth
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