NEECO Officials Say They Will Not Supply Crude Elsewhere
At BEP hearings for a $750 million Sanford refinery, New England Energy Co officials testified they do not intend to supply crude oil to others. Peters and Hill said NEECO rejected any plan to share crude or build extra piers, stressing adherence to the application and potential spill measures with state and local response plans.
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Springvale
New England Energy Co
NEECO
Board of Environmental
BEP
Sanford
E. Stephen Murray
FOIL
Lovett C. Peters
Peters
Donald Hill
Murray
Fred Bruch
Hill
Neeco Team
Maine
John Flaherty
Portland Harbor
Inner Harbor
Bread Bosons at Notre Dame Institute Bake for 40 Years
The brothers Mathew and Paul rise before dawn at the Notre Dame Institute bakery to craft old fashioned bread for a growing network of customers from Biddeford to Portland. The operation began in 1935 serving local brothers and expanded after Armand Langlois asked for loaves.
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Stephen Muskie
Notre Dame
Emilien
Philip and
Aurele
Notre Dame Institute
Mathew
Paul
New Hampshire
Biddeford
Sanford
Portland
York County
Philip
Workers Earnings Fall to Seven Year Low in 1974
The Labor Department report shows consumer prices up nine tenths in November, cost of living 12.1 percent higher than a year earlier, and real earnings down 1.8 percent for November. Spending power fell 1.7 percent, the largest monthly drop since 1964.
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Washington
Labor Department
Ford Administration
St Francis College Institutes Faculty and Staff Pay Cuts
Acting President Donald J McIntyre announces a belt tightening plan at St Francis College to stabilize finances. The plan includes a bank loan, a trustees fundraising drive, and about 100000 in budget savings from January to June 1975. Faculty and staff will cut pay an average 4 percent with a 10 percent monthly reduction for faculty and administration.
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St. Francis College
Donald J. McIntyre
MacIntyre
David DeTurk
DeTurk
Sugar Plant Deal Under Advisement In Maine
Financier Wahlsing refuses to identify Nordic Sugar stockholders in bid to buy Easton sugar beet refinery for 1.8 million. The Maine Guarantee Authority weighs the offer, with a Jan. 8 meeting set to discuss. Nordic would pay 300000 down and 1.5 million over 15 years, contingent on beet quotas and penalties.
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Augusta
Fred H. Wahlsing Jr
Easton
Wahlsing
Maine Guarantee Authority
State
Vahlsing
Nordic Sugar Corp
Martin Wilkes
Nordic Board of Directors
Fred H. III
Conrad
Phil Sladerman
Wilkes
Nordic
Xonu Intercontinental, Inc
Xonu
Maine
MGA
American Crystal Corp
Midwest
Theodore Wilson
Wilson
Boston Bomb Plot Reported by Opponents of School Desegregation
FBI in Boston did not confirm or deny reports of a plot by opponents of court ordered school busing to blow up three bridges. The Los Angeles Times cited an informant who named 14 participants, with eight questioned after surveillance and interrogations.
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Boston
FBI
Los Angeles Times
James O. Newpher
Times
The
Ronald J. Ostrow
Washington
Congress Nears Passage of Major Trade Measure
Congress moves to pass a broad international trade bill authorizing the President to negotiate tariff reductions while promoting minority emigration from Soviet bloc nations. The House and Senate also advance media freedom for lotteries, antipoverty funding, Hill Burton reform, and a 4 billion dollar public service job fund with extended unemployment benefits.
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Washington
Senate
Robert C. Byrd
House
Rord
Russia
Hill-Burton Hospital
Congress
Ford
Vacation Desire Confesses Humble Work Ethic
A humorous antique quip recalls a veteran refrain about preferring to loaf near work instead of traveling. The speaker jokes that relaxation should still leave room for simple tasks, delivering a wry take on leisure and purpose.
Korean Assassin Moon Se-kwang Hanged in Seoul
Moon Se-kwang, 22, executed by hanging at a Seoul prison for the assassination attempt on President Chung Hee Park and the killing of the president’s wife, Park Geum-ja, during Independence Day ceremonies. He cried at the site, offered a final statement, and left a will expressing remorse.
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Seoul
South Korea
Moon Se-kwang
Chung Hee Park
Moon
Japan
Justice Ministry
Park
Korea
National Theater
Seoul District Criminal Court
Seoul Appellate Court
Supreme Court
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