Costs Cut but Jobs Saved in Maine State Plan
Augusta Maine The Maine State Employes Association praised nine officials for a seven percent spending cut without layoffs as Gov James B Longley announced no state worker terminations to cut operating costs by six percent through the fiscal year ending June 30 Executive director David Carnevale called the plan tremendous holiday news and said it protects jobs while reducing costs to the bone.
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Maine State Employes Association
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James B. Longley
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Family Support Not Automatic says Shriver
PORTLAND ME AP R Sargent Shriver says Kennedy camp will not automatically back him for the Democratic nomination. He argues relatives must prove viability and cites his Chicago business, Peace Corps, and antipoverty work as strengths. He predicts wins in Wisconsin Illinois and Massachusetts and a top three in New Hampshire. He also reflects on the 1972 McGovern ticket.
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Lennard M. Kennedy
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Shriver
John F. Kennedy
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Illinois
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New Hampshire
George McGovern
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Air Force to Probe Crash in Maine Woods
LIMESTONE Maine AP a board of Air Force officers is to investigate the FB111 bomber crash in the northern Maine woods two crewmen escaped injury by capsule ejection before the craft burned and was destroyed the jet from Plattsburgh Air Force Base left on a routine training mission at 9 am and crashed about five miles west of Ashland the two captains Pa velko and Sprenger were rescued and taken to base hospital a photo of the rescue capsule drew a warning of possible legal action due to national security concerns
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Maine Woods
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Plattsburgh
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Daniel Gallington
Associated Press
Murder Conviction Appealed in Bucksport Slaying
Richard W. Freeman, 23, of Bucksport, will appeal his murder conviction to the Maine Supreme Court. Freeman was sentenced Tuesday to life in Thomaston state prison after a Hancock County jury found him guilty of killing 22 year old Thomas G. Longtin of Bangor. Longtin's body was found under ice in a Bucksport pond last December. Judge David Roberts ordered Freeman held without bail pending appeal.
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Bucksport
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Hancock County
Freeman
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Thomas G. Longtin
Bangor
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Superior Court
David Roberts
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