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Biddeford Saco Journal

Location

Biddeford, Maine, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1972

Page

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Nixon Orders Bombing Halt and Paris Talks Resume

President Nixon ordered a halt to bombing above the 20th parallel in North Vietnam as serious negotiations resume January 8. Kissinger will lead talks with Hanoi officials after a monthlong pause with technical discussions starting January 2.

Washington Nixon North Vietnam Henry Kissinger Paris White House Gerald L. Warren Kissinger Hanoi le Duc Tho Xuan Thuy Warren Haiphong U.S West United States South Vietnam

Hospital sale plan eyed to aid severely retarded youths

York County officials consider purchasing a Kittery hospital for conversion into a center for profoundly retarded children. The plan envisions 41 residential beds, early childhood focus south of Augusta, and services including respite care, day care, and training with an estimated total cost of about 713000 plus renovations.

Maryline White Kennebunk Kittery York County Southern Maine Comprehensive Health Association Peter Minvielle Tri-County Hospital Albert Anderson Bureau of Retardation Maine Department of Mental Health and Corrections Pineland Bangor Peaa Maine Anderson Walter Hichens Eliot Hichens Augusta Saco Valley Saco Camp Waban Waban Waban Board Health and Institutions Joint Standing Committee Tri-County

Life Ends Publication as Final Issue Sells Fast

Life magazine folds after 36 years due to losses from TV competition and higher postal rates. The December 29 issue attracted rapid demand with 500 000 extra copies printed and 5.5 million mailed to subscribers, while dealers reported frantic buying across major markets.

Associated Press Life Magazine Pioneer Chicago Loop Los Angeles Dallas Hollywood Calif Life Miami

Smithsonian Loser in Battle Over Tecumseh Salvage Rights

A U.S. District Court ordered the Smithsonian to pay Expeditions Unlimited Inc. 212,305 for breach of contract over exclusive media rights to salvage the Civil War ironclad USS Tecumseh. The wreck lies in Mobile Bay, and salvage plans aimed to fund an armed forces museum.

Washington Smithsonian Institution Mobile Bay Alabama Smithsonian U.S Expeditions Unlimited Inc Pompano Beach Fla John J. Pyne S. Dillon Ripley Pyne Expeditions Unlimited First David Glasgow Farragut Potomac River Bene Ft. Morgan Adm Farragut South

No Journal On Holiday Observe New Year Closure

The Journal will not publish on Monday for New Year’s Day observance. All departments will be closed.

Inside The Journal Today Chuckle Obits And Sports

An assorted page features light obituaries and sports notes with playful jokes. The mini page and inserts cover theater TV and community interests in a quick snapshot style.

Crackdown Vowed In Gambling Busts

State police say more arrests may follow as undercover probes target illegal bookmaking. Fourteen people were charged in coordinated raids across Portland South Portland Bangor and Brewer with liquor inspectors assisting. Arrests occurred at White Eagle Cafe Griffin Club Alfied Glass and Aluminum Co and at several private homes.

Augusta Portland South Portland Bangor Brewer P.L. Port Jr Raymond Littlefield II John L. Littlefield Old Orchard Beach White Eagle Cafe Ernest Reginald Raweliff Eleanor D. Battey John WD. Battey

Somoza Keeps Power in Nicaragua Amid Earthquake Fallout

Gen. Anastasio Somoza remains the dominant force in Nicaragua as the nation recovers from last Saturday’s Managua quake. The Somoza family controls major businesses from cattle to sugar and influences the military junta guiding the country toward a new constitution.

Managua Nicaragua America Somoza Anastasio Somoza Almos Novedades LaSalle

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