Chief Explains Officer Suspension in Old Orchard Beach
Police Chief Richard Lamb defends Special Officer Ager Belair after a two week suspension for using his own van on patrol and drawing town gasoline. Belair logged the use, said he patrolled 131 miles and bought extra gas, while commissioners debated reinstate and dismissal options.
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Longley Remarks Explained By Aide
Jim MacGregor said Governor-Elect James Longley did not imply direct contact with Governors George Wallace or Ronald Reagan about a national third party. Longley, who won as an independent, was discussing broad support he had heard from aides and supporters.
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Inside The Journal Cartoons and Classifieds
Brief readable fragment from a newspaper page mentions cartoons classifieds and puzzles including a crossword and Dear Abby column. No clear event or person names are readable. content appears as a generic page header indicating sections such as Editorials and Horoscope.
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Kissinger Defends Oil Policy Amid NATO Talks
Secretary of State Kissinger said the United States may keep oil prices from falling to protect alternative energy development. He noted progress on Greek Turkish talks but said Cyprus negotiations are limited to procedures. He rejected a quick oil producer consumer meeting.
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Help For Jobless Pushed In Congress
Congress moves toward emergency programs to aid the unemployed while opposing multibillion-dollar tax relief. Senate and House pass measures funding public works and extended unemployment benefits, awaiting conference decisions. Wholesale prices rose 1.2 percent last month as Ford urged tax cuts.
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Bruce Shoe Co to Expand Operations in Biddeford
Bruce Shoe Co a subsidiary of Cardinal Shoe plans to expand to a full extra floor at its Biddeford plant by early next year moving boots and sports shoes from Lawrence Massachusetts. Production starts February 15 with at least 25 new skilled and semi skilled jobs and new modern equipment installed on the second floor. Sometime in the next two weeks employment ads will seek applicants.
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Super Tree Quest in Massabesh Forest Pines Study
In Massabesh Experimental Forest in Maine researchers seek a superior pine by cross breeding eastern white pine with Himalayan white pine from Pakistan and other five-needle pines from around the world. Forester Charlie Swett guides a 4000 acre research effort spanning Alfred Dayton Lyman and Hollis while awaiting results from greenhouse trials and field nurseries over several years.
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Swett's self made mist system aids pine breeding photo
The accompanying photo shows a mist irrigation setup Swett developed himself. Stephen Muskie credits the image to capture the breeding effort with native pine.
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