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Biddeford Saco Journal

Location

Biddeford, Maine, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1972

Page

3

Stolen Heroin Toll Grows In New York Police Case

Police report a widening theft of narcotics from the New York Police Department evidence offices. Commissioner Patrick Murphy says the missing amount surpasses earlier figures, with estimates still undisclosed. The case centers on the 1962 French Connection heroin seizure and involves additional missing drugs and assets.

New York Mayotal Patrick V. Murphy Police Department Govjeeo Enams Murphy

Maine Trustees Approve Medical Degree Project

The University of Maine board of trustees approved a plan called medical school without walls and will seek 350000 from the 106th Legislature to start within 10 years. Initial yearly cost is projected at 3 million with about 100 students and no new hospitals or classrooms required.

Bangor University of Maine Board of Trustees McNeil Maine

Orono Campus President to Retire in June

Winthrop C. Libby, president of the University of Maine Orono campus for five years, will retire at the end of the current school year. He told trustees June 30, 1973, will be his retirement date with a year on leave during a successor search.

Bangor Winthrop C. Libby University of Maine Libby University System Donald R. McNeil Bby Orono College of Agriculture and Life Sciences McNeil

Complaint Filed On Legislator Pay Hike

An unidentified citizen filed a complaint with the Economic Stabilization Board over the 1971 pay raise for legislators from 2500 to 3500 for a regular session. Deputy Attorney General West questioned whether lawmakers are state employees and suggested the arrangement seems incongruous. Painter awaits a decision but notes that if lawmakers’ time falls under a 2.75 per hour threshold they might be exempt from Pay Board rules. The raise would take effect January 3 with the 106th Legislature convening.

Augusta Federal Economic Stabilization Board Lloyd Painter George C. West West Painter

Deer and Trout Protection Zones Urged in Maine Plan

State officials urged Maine western mountain zoning to protect deer wintering areas and trout streams. hearings before LARC discussed 22 townships and 10.5 million acres to be categorized into protection, hold ing, management or development districts.

Augusta State Fish and Game Department Maine Maine Land Use Regulations Commission Scott, Great Northern Oxford Peter Davis LARC

Library Readies Christmas Show at McArthur Public Library

The Children's room staff plan a Friday 3 p.m. Christmas program featuring the film Dick Whittington's Cat a sing along with junior high students Carol Richard and Joan Champagne on guitars and magician acts by elementary students Steven Hebert Normand St. Ours and Donald St. Onge. Every child is welcome to attend and a display of handmade ornaments decorates the Christmas tree.

McArthur Public Library Dick Whittington Carol Richard Joan Champagne Steven Hebert Normand St. Ours Donald St. Onge

Sanford Girl Is Sentenced For Extortion

A 16 year old Sanford girl was sentenced to an indefinite term at the Women's Correctional Center in Skowhegan after a closed hearing for juvenile extortion. The case involved a call demanding 25 000 dollars for the return of Damaris Synge Gillispie, a Boston student missing since November 29.

Sanford Nicholas Danton Women’s Correctional Center Skowhegan Danton Booth Cambridge Mass Damaris Synge Gillispie Miss Gillispie Boston

Probable Cause Found in New Hampshire Robbery Case

Probable cause was found to hold 19 year old Michael Weeks of Rochester for grand jury action on an armed robbery charge in New Hampshire. Weeks and a Dover juvenile were charged with a 330 dollar robbery at a South Lebanon store on December 2. Another man, David J. Fratus of Dover, faced extradition and a burglary charge after being held on New Hampshire fugitive warrants.

Danton Men’s Correctional Center South Windham David J. Fratus Dover Somersworth N.H Fratus New Hampshire

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