Kennebunk Residents Favor Quality of Life Over Growth
A planning board survey of 121 Kennebunk residents shows concerns about growth and tourism amid praise for clean air beaches and town charm. Most oppose new housing and mobile home parks, while a 62 percent favor more industry, preferably clean and high paying. Respondents call for expanded water and sewer services, stricter code enforcement, and targeted growth in West Kennebunk with an emphasis on education and municipal services.
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Stephen Muskie
Peter Kingsley
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Ennebunk
West Kennebunk
Kennebunk Beach
Cheri Chaney
Pact Would Open Suez To Israelis
Secretary of State Kissinger says only nuances remain to be resolved in a new Israeli Egyptian pact allowing another Israeli pullback in the Sinai. Israeli officials in Jerusalem say a key part of the pact is already complete.
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Pact progress hinted in Israel Egypt talks
Kissinger said remarkable progress in negotiations after arriving from Israel to confer with President Sadat. Israeli officials described a three section pact. the completed portion would allow Israeli cargo through the Suez Canal and include maps and timetables for territorial changes. Signing was not dated but expected by week’s end.
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Saco Mayor Braley To Retire Zaitlin To Run As Independent
Saco's mayoral race takes shape as incumbent Braley retires this November. Samuel Zaitlin, former conservation commission chairman, enters the race as an independent challenger seeking the office.
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Ag To Move Auger Faces Suit Over County Budget
Maine court action looms as York County commissioners face a Tuesday deadline. Attorney General Brennan plans to seek an injunction against Chairman Clement Auger to enforce the June approved budget, pay unpaid bills, and issue overdue tax warrants. Affidavits from lawmakers and five human services agencies underpin the case, amid disputes over legislative authority and budget removals. Braley and Zaitlin loom in city politics, pledging open government and independence.
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Craft school on Biddeford block boosts kids' crafts scene
In Biddeford on Marial Avenue a trio of teenage girls ages 10 to 14 run a weekly crafts class in the Maurice garage at 255 Pool Road. They reuse household items to teach younger children, with sessions every Tuesday and Thursday afternoon, cards and chairs arranged around makeshift stations.
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Patricia Maurice
George R. Maurice
Anne Michaud
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Brenda Croteau
Donald Croteau
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Pool Road
Ex-King Selassie Dies in Addis Ababa at 83
Haile Selassie, former ruler of Ethiopia known as King of Kings, died in his bed in Addis Ababa at age 83 after years in confinement since last year’s coup. Government said death followed illness. broadcaster cited prostate trouble. Princess Tenagne Work visited him before his death.
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