Guardsmen Parade in Bangor First Maine National Guard Review
Nearly 700 guardsmen will parade Thursday in Bangor for a National Guard review and awards ceremony at Garland Street field starting 10 a.m. The 262nd Engineer Battalion will host the event, marking the Maine Army National Guard’s first review in Maine. Companies from Bangor Brewer Calais Belfast Newanda Skowhegan Rumford and Orono will participate with the National Guard band. The ceremony concludes the battalion’s two week summer camp before guardsmen return Friday to their home armories.
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Murder victim identified in Augusta Maine case
Maine State Police identified the 19-year-old murder victim as Florence E. Norcross Lauze of Brockton Massachusetts. Her body was found July 16 at a Newcastle pond, and she apparently had been dead for one day. Deputy Atty Gen Cohen said she was an unemployed divorcee and had not been reported missing. Family members did not know why she was in Maine.
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Newcastle
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Emery To Explain 200 Mile Limit Meetings In Maine
Rep. David Emery of Maine will hold two informal meetings with fishermen at 7 30 p m this week to explain the 200 mile limit bill. The sessions are set for Wednesday at Kennebunk Town Hall and Thursday at Rockland Area High School library. Emery said the measure may not be perfect but is the biggest step to protect the fishing industry.
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David Emery
Kennebunk Town Hall
Rockland Area High School
Maine Town Bares Its Ills
Richmond officials hosted a day-long session with federal and state representatives to address small town problems. The talks centered on obtaining federal aid and improving government communications. Officials highlighted concerns about population and preserving historic buildings amid bureaucratic hurdles. U.S. Rep. David Emery urged coordination efforts and noted a municipal task force to aid communities.
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Commy
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MSEA Joins Transfer Fight Over DMV Leadership
The Maine State Employees Association backs Charles E. Wyman as he battles to keep his post in a state motor vehicle division shakeup. Secretary of State Markham Gartley plans to reassign Wyman to a consultant role and overhaul motor vehicle laws while assigning Linwood Ross to oversee operations.
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Markham Gartley
Gartley
Linwood Ross
Wyman
Hearing set on Greenville wastewater plant impact
AUGUSTA Maine AP Sept 11 date set for a fact finding hearing by state and federal officials on plans for a Greenville wastewater treatment facility The Maine Department of Environmental Protection will hold the public hearing with the EPA at 3 p m in Greenville High School The session will assess the facilitys effect on Moosehead Lake
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Moosehead Lake
Maine governor appoints panel to vet judicial nominees
Gov James B Longley selects five Maine lawyers to form a panel to evaluate prospective judges. Charles Smith of Saco is named chairman. Members include Herbert Silsby of Ellsworth Louis Vallades of Bangor Thomas Monaghan of Portland and Richard Solomon of Caribou. The governor will not release nominees without panel approval.
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Bangor
Longley: Woman could win governor with party support
Gov James B Longley told the Women's Political Caucus in Bangor that a woman candidate could have won last year if she had a strong party nomina tion and the right qualifications. He urged honest forthright candidates and described steps to bring more women into state government as lasting, not token.
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