Kennedy opposes Wallace national ticket in press remarks
In Connecticut Senator Edward M. Kennedy states he would not back a Democratic ticket with George Wallace. He cites Wallace's conservative stance and says he does not share the party's history. Kennedy also pushes for $50 million in aid to Portuguese African colonies and criticizes medical distribution issues.
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Kennedy
Wallace
Alabama
Massachusetts
U.S
Yale Medical School
New Haven
Guerrilla chieftain Lucio Cabanas killed after long pursuit
Mexican army reports the death of guerrilla leader Lucio Cabanas in a mountain battle after a five month, 20 000 troops pursuit. Ten rebels died with him, 17 were killed earlier, two soldiers dead and five wounded. Cabanas, once a sixth grade teacher, led a Sierra Madre guerrilla band linked to Genaro Vazquez Rojas.
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Mexico City
Lucio Cabanas
Mexico
Cabanas
Latin America
Che Guevara
Acapulco
Genaro Vazquez Rojas
Vazquez
Sierra Madre del Sur
Emiliano Zapata
Sen
Ruben Figueroa
Figueroa
Otatal Ranch
Atoyac
Coastal coastal management talks scheduled in Maine towns
Maine coastal planning group outlines a statewide effort with meetings in Sullivan Blue Hill and Camden to involve residents from 139 towns along 4058 miles of shoreline. Regional meetings and a winter public poll will gather coastal views as maps for midcoast counties near completion by March and remaining counties by December 1976.
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Maine
Sullivan
Blue Hill
Camden
Coastal Planning Group
State Planning Office
Planning Agency
Newcastle
Bath
Midcoast
Hancock
Knox
Waldo
Lincoln
Sagadahoe
York
Cumberland
Washington
Ronald Poitras
Kidnaping Suspects To Appear In Court
Two men from Massachusetts faced a probable cause hearing in Canada after the Thanksgiving Day kidnapping of Galen McLaughlin, a 62 year old Acton tool company owner. McLaughlin was found unharmed by RCMP in Edmundston New Brunswick. Cormier remained jailed in Andover New Brunswick awaiting a December ninth remand on armed robbery charges.
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Houston
Massachusetts
Galen McLaughlin
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
RCMP
Edmundston
N.B
Ronald Valente
Haverhill
Mass
Richard P. Knowles
Southbridge
Canada
Donald Cormier
Andrew Dodge
Andover
Cormier
McLaughlin
Valente
Knowles
Maine
Aroostook
Penobscot County
David Cox
Tool Company
Acton
Bangor
Laura Barton
Bradley
iGrand Falls
Tots Holiday Party Scheduled by Biddeford American Legion
At a Beaudoin Farley Post meeting in Biddeford Royal Sheltra presided in absence of Commander Zaitlin. A children’s Christmas party is planned for December 22 at 2 p m. Membership stands at 233 paid up for 1975. Edgar Robida of Biddeford was accepted as a new member. The York County Council meets December 13 in Sanford. The Biddeford Legion plans its next meeting for December 12.
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Tighe- Beaudoin-Farley
Biddeford
National firm tests peanut flavor substitute in multiple tastes
A major food manufacturer trials a peanut butter like product that lacks enough real peanut content to bear the name. The fake spread will come in chocolate banana cinnamon and vanilla flavors.
Haldeman Says Orders Kept Tapes Secret in Watergate Case
Assistant prosecutor Richard Ben-Veniste cross examined Haldeman as he admitted he was under orders from Nixon not to disclose the White House taping system. Haldeman, 48, noted he resigned as Nixon's chief of staff two weeks before a May 14, 1973 grand jury appearance, and said he remained bound by terms of service.
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Washington
H.R
Haldeman
Richard M. Nixon
Watergate
White House
Richard Ben-Venister
United States
Ben-Veniste
Nixon
John N. Mitchell
John D. Ehrlichman
Robert C. Mardian
Kenneth W. Parkinson
Ben Veniste
Grand Jury
Senate
John W. Dean III
Dean
Biddeford Firm Wins Rip Rap Repair Contract
Saco city council awarded the low bid for Camp Ellis rip rap repair to Lucien Bourque of Biddeford at 12500 dollars, with work deemed temporary until a federal study and potential aid. The council discussed funding options and bonded requirements as the Corps of Engineers plans a February study.
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Saco
Camp Ellis
Lucien Bourque
Biddeford
John Dexter
U.S. Corps of Engineers
Corps
Dexter
Bourque
Michael Searles
E.J. Medeiros
Locke School
York County Counseling Service
YCCS
Continental Cablevision
Jordan School
T Ae
Philip Read
Public Property and Finance
Continental
Brickates Seeks Recount In Probate Judge Race
Augusta George Brickates of Saco filed for a recount of York County probate judge ballots with the Secretary of State after Democrat Roger Nadeau won 21 144 to 19 905. Brickates notes possible ballot marking irregularities but offered no firm reason. A Kyros-Emery recount is ongoing. other York County recounts await completion.
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Augusta
George Brickates
Locke St
Saco
Roger Nadeau
Brickates
Kyros-Emery
York County
William Holman
Sanford
Richard ‘Dutremble
Biddeford
Dutremble
Holman
Biddeford Council Agenda Sets Tonight Meeting Topics
The Biddeford City Council will meet at 7 30 PM in city hall chambers. Items include forming a study committee on a municipal garage for city vehicles, a Mountain Road eight acre land donation report, Crestwood Drive street approval in a new development, and Parks and Recreation bids.
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Biddeford
Public Property
Mountain Road
Crestwood Drive
George Garnache
Pool Road
Parks and Recreation Department
Ford's Christmas Tree Comes From Michigan Growers
The 19 foot fir touring to the White House will be decorated over the weekend. It was named national grand champion for 1974 by the Christmas Tree Growers before Ford's presidency was known. The Fords plan holiday events at the White House but will spend Christmas in Vail Colorado.
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Washington
White House
Ford
Michigan
National
Vail
Colo
Auxiliary Knights of Columbus Meet Wednesday in Biddeford Hall
Members of the Auxiliary of Luke E. Hart Council Knights of Columbus will meet Wednesday at 7 20 p.m. at the hall Pool Street Biddeford. A national petroleum organization forecasts 31800 oil and gas wells drilled in the U S in 1974, up 15 percent from 1973. For 1975 33800 wells are projected.
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Luke E. Hart
National Petroleum Organization
U.S
Night Hearing Set In NEECO Series
The Department of Environmental Protection announces a new phase of public hearings on the New England Energy Co oil refinery project in Sanford. The series opens Thursday with a 10 a.m. session in Springvale and includes a night session from 7 to 10 p.m. A pipeline to feed crude oil from Portland Harbor is also under review.
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Augusta
Department of Environmental Protection
New England Energy& Co
NEECO
Sanford
Springvale
Portland Harbor
United Fund Drive Nears Completion in Biddeford Saco
Albert E. Cook and James McKay announced a total of 51 941 dollars raised toward a 65 300 dollar goal at the Biddeford Saco United Fund meeting held at 176 Main Street Biddeford. Delegates reported varied progress by division with percentages from 58 to 92 percent. A follow up meeting is set for Friday at 11 a.m. at United Fund headquarters.
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Albert E. Cook
James McKay
United Fund Campaign
Biddeford
Saco
United Fund
Main St
Reynold T. Langevin
McKay
Donald Scribner
Richard Beote
Robert
William Nickerson
Jia United Fund
Drive
Cook
Pwckey
Emery Gains in Vote Recount for 1st District
The recount in the 1st Congressional District shows Republican David H. Emery gaining 103 votes and expanding his lead over Democrat Peter N. Kyros to 452. Kyros sought a fifth term after initial canvassing showed Emery ahead by 679 votes. recounts began November 25 and adjusted the lead from 679 to 349 in early tallies.
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Augusta
David H. Emery
Emery
Peter N. Kyros
Kyros
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