Mrs Lois L Jones R N 34 of Saco dies after illness
Lois L Ladd Jones R N 34 of Louden Road Saco dies Friday in a Portland hospital after a lengthy illness. She was born July 15 1942 in Biddeford daughter of H Clifford and Geneva Chadbourne Ladd. She married Howard C Jones and leaves two sons Bethany S Jones and siblings. Funeral Monday 2 p.m. at Shumway Gross Funeral Home Saco with interment Laurel Hill Cemetery Calling hours Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois L. Jones R.N
Louden Road
Saco
Portland
Biddeford
H Clifford
Geneva (Chadbourne) Ladd
Howard C. Jones
Brian M
Steven N. Jones
Bethany S. Jones
Falmouth
Acton
David C. Ladd
U.S. Air Force
Las Vegas
Nev
Shumway- Gross Funeral Home
Spring St
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Biddeford School Bus Routes Announced for 1976 77
The Biddeford school department lists bus routes and pick up times for all schools for the 1976 77 year. Routes cover multiple streets and neighborhoods with special notes on high school and junior high allocations and first semester AM PM sessions.
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Biddeford
River Road
Buzzell Road
South Street
City Line
Maine Turnpike
West Street
Corner Hill Street
Granite Ext
Granite Street
Alfred Road
Edward Avenue
Mountain Road
Pine Street
Bradbury Street
Kennedy and
Emery School
Mt. Pleasant
Main
Rotary Park
St. Joseph
Main Street
Kennedy School
Pool Road
Notre Dame Hospital
Pinnette Avenue
Westmore Avenue
St. Mary School
Joseph
Kennedy
Marion and Bernard Avenue
Prospect
Clarendon Street
Evanthia Drive
Southgate
St. Andre
Corner Guinea Road
Fortunes Rocks
Biddeford Pool
Hills Pe Pool Road
Oak Ridge
Proctor Road
Guinea Road
Marion Avenue
St. Mary
Prospect Street
Clarendon
St. Francis College
Lafayette Street
Sedgemere
Emery
Granite
J. Mary
Granite Point
Newtown Road
Sedgemere Drive
Hill Street
Harrison Avenue
Oak Ridge Road
Newtown
Cote Circle
Kennebunk Road
Dallaire Cabins
Gray Lane
Grayson Street
Marcel Avenue
Ae High
Ennebunk Road
Forest Street
Graham Street
St. Andre School
Hills Beach
Pool
Lafayette
Cleaves
Proctor
Extension
Marion and
Bernard Avenue
St. Mary Street
May Street
Ralph Valliere
Gratitude to Medical Staff After Webber Hospital Stay
A note of thanks expresses appreciation to Dr. Keegan Dr. Viger priests nurses relatives and friends for their kind care and thoughtfulness during a stay at the Webber Hospital.
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Keegan
Viger
The
Webber Hospital
Dr. Fortier
Rose A. Tash
Ellsworth man dies in Route 172 head-on crash
A head-on collision on Route 172 killed 42 year old Ellsworth resident Frank Stefanik Friday night. The second driver, 22 year old Cindy Gordon of Blue Hill, was critically injured and hospitalized at Eastern Maine Medical Center in Bangor. The crash happened as the cars rounded a curve.
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Ellsworth, Maine
Route 172
Ellsworth
Frank Stefanik
Misa
Cindy Gordon
Blue Hill
Eastern Maine Medical Center
Bangor
Journal Corrects Sacone Study Error About Day
The Journal acknowledges a Thursday date was reported as Friday in yesterday’s downtown Sacone study story on page 10. An error correction note clarifies the correct day and regrets the confusion.
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Sacone
Maddox Captures Nominating Victory for American Independent
Lester Maddox won the American Independent party presidential nomination amid dissent from New Right conservatives unhappy with his segregationist stance and axhandle image. The Chicago convention gave Maddox 177 of 339 votes on the first ballot as he criticized Jimmy Carter and recalled past clashes with civil rights workers.
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Lester Maddox
Jimmy Carter
Georgia
American Independent Party
Maddox
Reagan
UPI
Chicago
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Ronald Reagan
Ford
Kansas City
Pickrick
Atlanta
Robert Morris
Dallas
U.S
John R. Rarick
Louisiana
Carter
Bishop Lefebvre to Hold Latin Mass in Lille Stadium
French dissident Bishop Marcel Lefebvre 71 defies a papal ban by planning a Latin Mass at a Lille sports stadium. He risks excommunication as Pope Paul VI suspended him from priestly functions last June. A Vatican spokesman says the Pope will meet him only if he changes his position on Latin rites.
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Vatican City
Marcel Lefebvre
Lille
Paul VI
Vatican
Insurance firms to share hospital malpractice costs in Maine
About 175 underwriters are ordered to pool and share malpractice coverage costs for Maine hospitals starting Sept. 1. The Maine Medical Center and Maine Hospital Association petition led to the creation of the Maine Medical and Hospital Malpractice Joint Underwriting Association to stabilize prices and improve access. Estimated annual savings reach 200000 to 300000 for Maine Medical. 54 hospitals could join the pool, with premiums and a reserve fund backing coverage.
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Maureen Connolly
Associated Press
Augusta, Maine
Maine
Maine Medical Center of
Portland
Maine Hospital Association
Frank M. Hagerty Jr
Maine Medical and Hospital
Hagerty
Hogerty
Wayne Patterson
Maine Medical
Mine Medical
Patterson
W. Grant Heggie Jr
Crime surge in New England outpaces nation in 1975
FBI reports violent crime in New England rose 16.5 percent from 1974 to 1975, higher than any region. Total crimes increased from 572,824 to 645,656 statewide, with violent and property crimes driving the rise across Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Vermont.
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Boston
New England
Northeast
New Jersey
New York
Pennsylvania
FBI
North
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Maine
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Vermont
CBers Spoiled Ca ransom, Say Police
Police say citizen band radio users disrupted a ransom drop in the Joann Seigman kidnap murder case near Long Beach California. Seigman 43 was found shot dead in a ditch and her children were abducted but later unharmed in a family van. Officers noted CB radio chatter drew crowds near the Long Beach supermarket where her husband John Seigman 50 managed the store and waited with $8000 from the safe for instructions.
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Long Beach
Calif
Citizensand Radio
Joann Seigman
Rossmoor
Cathy
John
Paul
John Seigman
Heriff
Sim Middleton
Middleton
Jim Ferguson
Cbers
Americans Sentenced in Moscow for Heroin Smuggling
Three American smugglers are given eight, seven, and five year labor camp terms for smuggling 63 pounds of heroin from Malaysia to Paris via the Soviet Union. The case marks a rare postwar trial of Americans in the USSR and signals heightened drug-trafficking crackdown at Sheremetyevo airport.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Malaysia
Paris
Jeete K. Mironov
Gerald R. Amster
New York City
Dennis R. Burns
Tashkent
Afghanistan
Sheremetyevo
Aeroflot
Asia
Master forger Tom Keating admits 2000 forgeries
London AP report says 59 year old Tom Keating confessed to creating about 2000 forged masterpieces over 25 years. He claims he sought to expose dealer exploitation and left X ray detectable clues such as profanities and deliberate mistakes on canvases.
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London
Tom Keating
Keating
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Lois L. Jones
Maine Cancer Society
Federal Street
P.O. Box
Brunswick
Leo
Core
Dennett & Craig
Tel
Emond & Conroy Funeral Home
John P. Conroy Jr
Hill St
Sansoucy — Blais
Stone St
R. Martel
Shumway and Gross Funeral Service
Rightist
University of Michigan
Supreme Court of
Patma
Goyas
Rembrandts
Gainsboroughs
Renoirs
Turners
Degas
Times of London
Samuel Parker
Times
Geraldine Norman
Masonic Temple
HIS & Hers
Beauty Salon
Saco Valley Shopping Center
Kesslen Shoe Co
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