Gibbs Oil Plans Big Sanford Refinery Amid Energy Strains
Gibbs Oil Company envisions a 250000 barrel per day Sanford refinery as part of a broader energy strategy. Herbert Sostek cites cautious optimism while detailing site plans, water usage, hydro cracking choice, and power needs with CMP discussions underway.
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Richard M. Nixon
Congress
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Ill
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Sostek
Gibbs
Maine
Richard Nixon
Herbert Sostek
Mobil
Joliet
Mousam
Sestek
Central Maine Power Company
CMP
Protest Planned For December 11 At Blue Haven Park
Blue Haven Tenants Association seeks city trash pickup for private single family dwellings on private ways. They argue residents pay taxes for services not received and push for a tax abatement if service is denied. Council asks city solicitor to review legal power to amend ordinance and reports back December 17.
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Camp Ellis
Card
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Car
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Tenants Association
Faith McKnight
McKnight
Everett Forrester
Mary An Morin
Seek Unmarked Cruiser OOB Police Will Apply For Federal Grant
OLD ORCHARD BEACH council authorizes the police to seek a federal grant via the Maine Law Enforcement Planning and Assistance Agency. If funded, the department would gain an unmarked cruiser and audio visual equipment for human relations and outreach programs serving about 8,000 year round residents. The grant would also cover a television camera and screening facilities to improve service.
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Conrad Doubille
Tim Crowley
Saco
Saco Conservation Commission
Main Street
Old Orchard Beach
Police Department
Maine Law Enforcement Planning — and Assistance Agency
Barbara Messer
Ment
Messer
$11 Billion Energy Plan Aims to Cut Oil Dependence
The Atomic Energy Commission plans an $11 billion five year program to build a nuclear powered fleet of oil tankers and icebreakers and to boost coal sun and geothermal research. The White House backs starting in the next fiscal year to reduce reliance on foreign oil by 1980.
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Post
the Post
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Middle East
Classifieds Inside The Journal Cartoons In The News
A compact page highlights classified notices, cartoons, crossword puzzles, obituaries, movies, sports briefs, editorial notes, and teen page items. It notes planning board changes in Saco and a Senate discussion on year round daylight saving.
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Saco Planning Board
Senate
Biddeford Elects Dutremble Mayor in Landslide Victory
Lucien Babe Dutremble won Biddeford mayoralty by more than six to one over Republican George Garnache as Democrats swept all major city offices. He carried every ward, with Garnache conceding after 10 p.m. The election saw 5,400 voters and a near-complete Democratic council and school board slate.
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Biddeford
Dutremble
George Garnache
Garnache
Lawrence Hower
John Fournier
Fournier
Charles Plourde
Gilbert Boucher
Christo Anton
Wilfred Pombriant
Leslie Small
Clair Cordeau Malasnik
Rty
Atarge Council
Guy Farrell
Norman Poirier
Richard Potvin
Diane Lemire
Godefridus Tedbenhoff
Roland Simard
Bradley Nutting
Simard
State Attorney General's Office
Norman Laverriere
Board of Police Commissioners
Alfred Gagne
Hower
Journal
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Joseph Zuke
Joseph Pelletier
Michael Bergeron
Roland Oakes
Roger Cote
Ronald Toussaint
Gerard Paquette
Daniel Boucher
Norman Labbe
Boucher
Matron Watch Proposed at Kennebunk High to Curb Smoking
Kennebunk High School seeks volunteer mothers to serve as matrons in the girls washrooms to catch smoking violators. The program, approved by the SAD 71 school board, would grant matrons teacherlike authority for discipline.
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Kennebunk High School
Robert Perkins
Reggard
Perkins
Spencer Trask
Frances Taylor
N Viet launches attacks across lower central highlands
North Vietnamese forces backed by tanks and heavy artillery launch about a dozen attacks from Dak Song to Kien Duc, capturing parts of a district town and threatening a provincial capital. Government spokesmen report tanks destroyed and initial casualty figures list 45 NVA troops killed with other losses unclear.
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Dak Song
Kien Duc
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