Rockefeller signals final bid with New York resignation
Nelson Rockefeller announces he will resign as New York governor in a week to devote time to two national commissions. He says he may run for president again in 1976, though he insists this is not a political trick. Supporters say his move broadens his appeal and could boost GOP prospects.
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Albany
N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
New York
Clifford L. Jones
Pennsylvania
Republican Party
National Commission On Critical Choices For America
National Commission On Water Quality
Clarence Warner
Oklahoma
GOP
James Royce
Ublican
Louisiana
Kent State Shootings Federal Probe Scheduled
The Kent State University killings are headed to a federal grand jury in Cleveland December 18. The move, ordered by Acting Atty. Gen. Robert H. Bork, reverses a previous decision and aims to question witnesses about the 1970 May 4 shootings that killed Allison Krause, Jeffrey Miller, Sandra Scheuer, and William Schroeder and wounded nine others.
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Washington
Kent State University
Arthur Krause
Pittsburgh
Kent State
Justice Apap
Cleveland
Stanley Pottinger
Robert H. Bork
Pottinger
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Mitchell
Grand Jury
Elliot L. Richardson
Amine
Allison Krause
William Schroeder
Jeffrey Miller
Sandra Scheuer
Ohio National Guardsmen
Ohio
James Rhodes
U.S. m
Cambodia
Saco Considers City Administrator Hire and Interim Plans
Saco council-elect meets with Maine Municipal Association executive John Salisbury to discuss interview criteria for a future city administrator and the option of an interim hire. The group also debates combining accounting duties and delaying a waste packer decision while approving a new patrol car purchase and reduced census work payment for Mike Aube Jr.
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John Salisbury
Maine Municipal Association
Saco
Cit
Salisbury
Tiver Tn
See
Polic
Bryce Milne
Fire Aire
Police
Bedell
Women Host Me Line Party And Parish Supper Gatherings
The United Methodist Women of Foss Street UMC Biddeford host a me Line party tonight with a 6 30 supper. The Madisses of First Parish UCC Saco meet Thursday at Beach Street parish house with a covered dish supper at 6 30 followed by a Christmas party.
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United Methodist
Foss Street United Methodist Church
Biddeford
First Parish Congregational Church
United Church of Christ
Saco
Beach Street
Town Briefs Notes Local Hospital Visit
Personal notices list Mrs Emma C. eee of 16 Forest Street a patient at Webber Hospital with others Mrs Michael P Daly of 13 Mavial Avenue and Mrs pices of 202 South Street Sawtelle, all said to have returned from a tour Treland.
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Emma C. Eee
Forest St
Webber Hospital
Michael P. Daly
Mavial Ave
Pices
South
St Sawtelle
Muskie Sees Rail Bill Saving Northeast and Midwest Lines
Sen. Edmund S. Muskie argues on the Senate floor that a rail services bill could avert a total collapse of rail transport in the Northeast and Midwest. He supports federal subsidies, a national dispatch system for freight cars, and protections for displaced workers. An amendment proposes studying consolidation of U.S. railroads under one private corporation.
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Washington
Northeast
Midwest
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Senate
Muskie
Railjnan Astrophysical Observatory Services Act
Federali
E. Spencer Miller
Maine Central Railroad
Comet Kohoutek Shines Low This Week In Cambridge
In Cambridge Massachusetts Kohoutek remains visible in the cold dawn this week. Stargazers equipped with telescopes or binoculars can spot the comet low on the horizon as described by an astronomy spokesman.
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Cambridge
Mass
Kohoutek
Comet Kohoutek Visible Before Sunrise This Week
The article notes Kohoutek appears as a white blob about 1015 degrees above the southeast horizon before sunrise daily this week. It chats that best viewing occurs in mid January at night as the comet moves higher after looping past the sun and begins its exit from the solar system.
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Kohoutek
Boston Air Crash Victim Dies After 134 Days of Battle
Leopold Chouinard, 20, an Alaska chaplain aide and Air Force sergeant, died after 134 days of burns and infections from the July 31 Delta DC9 crash at Boston Logan. He endured 80 percent burn injuries, leg amputations, and intensive grafts with relentless determination. His fiancé Brenda Newton and father Roger were at his bedside as hospital staff recalled his fierce resolve.
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Boston
Leopold Chouinard
Chouinard
Delta Air Lines
Logan International Airport
Massachusetts General Hospital
Air Force
Marshfield
Anchorage
Alaska
Brenda
Burlington
Manchester
N.H
New England
Comen
Joshua Tofield
Tofield
Toifeld
Energy Tips For Today Insulation and Storm Windows
Insulation in ceilings walls and floors reduces energy loss and heating bills. With six inches in ceilings and three inches in exterior walls storm windows and doors can save up to 20 percent on annual heating costs. Do not place storm windows in furnace areas. They also help keep cooled air in during summer.
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William Henry Harrison
Dwight D. Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Wisconsin
Ody Fish
Milne
Counci
Mike Aube Jr
Registration Board
Aube
Elsie Burgess
Arundel
Ther
Roger
Brenda Newton
Laurette
Vermont
Sgt. Chouinard
Biddeford - Saco
Biddeford-Saco
F. Little Tots
Vanity Fair
Shevelva
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