Monitor to switch to tabloid format in 1975
The Christian Science Monitor announced a shift to a compact tabloid as of April 1975 due to rising newsprint costs. The paper will be half the current page size, about twice as many pages, with the same features, and subscription prices will rise from 33 to 40 dollars. Staff reductions are planned and the London edition will become an international weekly for non North American readers.
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John Hughes
London
North America
Outbreak Of Flu Predicted For State
Augusta AP. Dr Peter J Leadley state health officer says an influenza outbreak is predicted by the CDC in Atlanta. No Maine cases yet but virus expected to arrive before January with reports in California and Virginia. He notes students traveling during Christmas may spread it when classes resume.
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Peter J. Leadley
Department of Health and Welfare
Federal Center For Disease Control
Atlanta
Leadley
Maine
California
Virginia
Yale Concert Set By Biddeford Bands
A Christmas concert at Biddeford High School Tiger Gymnasium Sunday at 7 30 p m features Biddeford Public School Bands. Participants include Biddeford Tiger Band Biddeford Junior High School Band the Stage Band and the Biddeford Elementary School Chorus. Santa Claus will appear and a white elephant table will be run by Arline McCarthy and Rori Goulet.
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Biddeford High School
Tiger Gymnasium
Biddeford
Biddeford Tiger Band
Santa Claus
Arline McCarthy
Rori Goulet
Miss Foxe Arrest Sparks Indecent Exposure Charge
Annabella Battistella known as Miss Foxe, stripper protege of Rep. Wilbur Mills, arrested in Sanford Florida for indecent exposure during a performance. Club owner Mike Pinter also arrested for allowing the act. Mills faced renewed scrutiny after publicized ties with Miss Foxe including a prior incident in Boston.
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Pinter
Carl Albert
Mills
Miss Foxe
Florida
200 Mile Offshore Limit Boosts U S Fishing Industry
In Washington the Studds Magnuson 200 mile fisheries bill cleared the Senate 68 to 27 with Senators Muskie Hathaway praising the strong vote. They urge House action to protect offshore stocks and preserve the U S fishing industry against foreign competition.
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Maine
Senate
Studds-Magnuson
Edmund S. Muskie
House
William D. Hathaway
Muskie
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