Weather Preview for Maine Feb 1 1977
Maine forecast shows increasing wind with light snow in the north and a chance of flurries elsewhere. Highs range from the teens in the north to the 20s in the south. Tonight, lows fall from around 10 below in the north to near zero along the coast. Skies mostly sunny with ongoing flurry chances over northern and mountain areas.
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CETA chief fills in as Town Manager in Old Orchard Beach
William Schlatterer will assume town manager duties on an interim basis while the council selects a new leader. Council Chair Richard Marshall says Schlatterer, head of the town hall Community Relations program funded by CETA, will handle administrative operations. Former manager Christopher Kent remains part time consultant until a permanent pick is made, with pay details undetermined.
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Chlatterer
Marshall
Schlatterer
Town Hall
Christopher
Kent
Jerome Plante
Port plan goes public at tonight's hearing
Kennebunkport hosts the first 1977 comprehensive plan hearing at 7:30 p m in town offices. The draft cites population growth as the main issue and urges strict guidance, with residential expansion near Old Cape Road Route 9 Log Cabin Road and Boston River watershed. It warns against unplanned shopping centers and emphasizes zoning, farm lands, historic areas, and a capital program for roads and sewers.
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Cape Porpoise
Town House
Beryl Bilderback
Sterling Dow III
Gilbert Fessenden
Charles Gould
Russell Hitz
Ronald Leach
Robert Ludwig
Nathan Nickerson
Peter Sargent
Goose Rocks Beach
Cape Porpoise Fire Hall
Tax rebate for efficient new cars proposed by Davies
Continued from Page 50 per cent sales tax rebate on new automobiles which get better than 25 miles per gallon. The bill uses the carrot to encourage gas conservation, Davies said, contrasting with a previous proposal to tax gas guzzlers. The earlier bill was dropped after criticism for penalizing large vehicles like family station wagons.
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Buffalo declares state of emergency as blizzard worsens vita
Buffalo Mayor Stanley Makowski imposed a citywide state of emergency banning nonessential vehicles while allowing trucks for food fuel and medicine. About 500 National Guardsmen assisted snow clearing as 3,500 cars were abandoned and 12 storm related deaths reported.
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Energy crisis prompts four day 10 hour week in Alabama
Alabama Gov George C Wallace ordered state workers to start a four day ten hour work week to save energy. Virginia Gov Mills Godwin warned President Carter that Virginia's fuel oil might run out in five to ten days. Chicago's school superintendent sought emergency federal aid to cover higher heating costs as the city endured its 36th straight day of freezing weather.
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George C. Wallace
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Mills Godwin
Carter
Chicago
Biddeford Mayor to announce board reappointments tonight
Biddeford mayor Lucien Dutremble plans to recommend reappointments to several city boards and commissions at tonight’s city council meeting as terms expire today February 1. He says he will fill positions promptly and may propose two seats on the parks and recreation commission.
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Bradford Jerome
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Wilfred Grenier Jr
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Public safety brief from Kennebunk area departments quiet 24 hours
Dispatchers report no significant police or fire activity in Kennebunk and Kennebunkport, while Saco also logs no notable activity. A Biddeford ambulance responded to a Monday night icy Mountain Road crash injuring Raymond Adams. two other Monday calls followed, with limited details available. The Eagles Club fire probe continues with two likely causes under consideration, furnace or aluminum wiring, as officials review the January 17 blaze. Board terms and vacancies in Biddeford municipal bodies are listed, with several seats expiring and candidates not yet named.
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Trial date nearing for Pool Beach dispute
Biddeford Pool Beachfront dispute heads to York County Superior Court with a late spring or early summer jury trial. Lawyers for Biddeford and the Pool Beach Association met to discuss trial procedure after the Maine Supreme Court upheld the taking as constitutional and the association challenges the $250,000 city offer.
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Blankets and warm clothing collected for needy in New York
Cardinal Terence Cooke appealed for blankets sweaters overcoats warm socks and gloves to help the poor and elderly endure freezing weather. Parish rectories will collect and distribute the aid to those in need. ITT donated 2500 while Waldorf Astoria gave 200 bed covers.
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Jackson urges energy stamp plan to aid poor heating bills
Rev. Jesse L. Jackson, head of Operation PUSH, asks President Carter to create an energy stamp program to help the poor and elderly pay heating costs. He urges utilities and heating oil suppliers to avoid service cuts and proposes time-payment plans and blanket relief until cold weather ends.
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Jesse L. Jackson
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Two Siblings Frozen in Ice Encrusted New York Home
In New York, police found Margaret Shotter, 80, and Walter Shotter, 77, dead at their ice-coated home after a broken water pipe cut heat. Ice six inches thick lined the hallway to the kitchen. the sister lay on the floor in a dress and sweater, barefoot. Walter was found in an upstairs room with his dog nearby. Neighbors had long worried about their living conditions, though funds existed to repair the pipe and restore heat. Electricity and oil in the boiler were present.
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Council to authorize action against Cyr on subdivision case
The Iddeford council will consider authorizing city solicitor Marcel Viger to pursue legal action against Charles Cyr and his wife Bernadette over sale of eight lots. The dispute centers on alleged illegal subdivision on River Road with the planning board claiming city law was violated by not obtaining subdivision approval. The ruling could set a precedent on whether a stricter city ordinance supersedes state law. The meeting begins at 7:30 in City Hall.
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Iddeford
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River Road
Planning Board
David Redmond
Marcel Viger
Redmond
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