Maine Winters Don’t Frighten Her
Mrs Trainor and her husband Willis moved to a retirement home in Lyman Maine last June after Navy and then Standard Armament posts. They enjoy a 200 year old French clock bought in Cincinnati,Regulating by Rocer Labbe and a pirate house in Belfast. The couple plans gardens and a tree farm on eight acres and say Maine already feels like home despite harsh winters.
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Standard Armament Co
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Lyman
Cincinnati
Ohio
Caning
Biddeford
Maine
Cubicle Cuties Chase Vermont Skiing on Shared Rentals
In Warren Vermont AP reports city transplants nicknamed cubicle cuties descend on Vermont slopes. Singles rent by the bed in Milk Hill Bray Hill houses near Mad River Valley Sugarbush for 200 to 500 dollars a season. Five room dwellings house eight women sharing spaces amid frugal meals and light outages as they seek nightlife and skiing in a close quarters living scene.
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Vermont
North
Mad River Valley
Gerees
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Sugarbush
Bray Hill
New York City
South Vietnam Delegation Leaves Saigon For Paris
A six man South Vietnamese delegation led by Pham Dang Lam and Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky departed Saigon in a chartered Boeing 707 bound for Paris with stops at Calcutta Karachi Teheran and Athens. President Thieu and officials saw them off as five F5 fighters escorted the jet. The group aims to press for peace while South Vietnam’s legislative body approved extended talks. In Paris U S and North Vietnamese negotiators agreed on seven procedural points for four way talks but could not settle seating. each side will have a speaker with room for 10-12 people per side and press access denied.
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Athens
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Thieu
Lam
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Nguyen Trieu Dan
International Control Commission
South Vietnam
Senate
House of Representatives
Congress
Nauyen van Thieu
U.S
Cyrus R. Vance
Ha van Lau
Majestic Hotel
Future Of The Cities Is Frightening
Associated Press reports that the Nixon administration faces steep urban challenges. Cities expect a population surge, housing strain, and rising crime while mayors seek at least 26 billion dollars yearly in aid. Private investment is hoped to bridge gaps, but suburban resistance and high infrastructure costs risk delaying relief.
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Washington
Nixon
Wilbur Thompsson
Wayne State University
Boston
Seattle
Johnson
Robert C. Wood
Department of Housing and Urban Development
U.S
America
Raymond Mack
New Urban Sadies Center
Northwestern University
Raymond L. Bancroft
Scandinavians Dislike Each Other Yet Share Ties
Edwin Shanke in Stockholm reports that despite a common welfare state system and easy mobility across Norway Sweden Denmark Finland, Nordic tensions persist. cross-border humor insults and disputes over grazing rights fishing rights and sexual culture reveal a persistent undercurrent of rivalry. The piece notes shared institutions the Nordic Council and historical unions while highlighting recurring quarrels and cultural stereotypes among Swedes Norwegians Danes Finns and Lapps. The article teases further discussion on the region’s social mores and regional dynamics.
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Edwin Shanke
Associated Press
Stockholm
Europe
Nordic Council
Scandinavia
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
Oslo
Svensson
Saco Voters Prepare For Municipal Ballot And Referenda
Saco residents head to the polls Monday to decide a full slate of city officers and two referendums. One asks about fluoridating the water, a test vote since Biddeford voters rejected the measure last month. Old Orchard Beach approved it. The second referendum seeks a $1 million bond for street and sidewalk construction and maintenance, payable over 25 years. A bi partisan committee will study road priorities if approved. Mayors, council seats, school board, ward clerks and ward wardens are listed with candidates across seven wards.
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Saco
Biddeford
Old Orchard Beach
Donald C. Doyle
Doyle
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