Maine official Timothy Wilson named energy czar successor
Timothy P. Wilson 33, dubbed Maine energy czar last winter, is appointed director of the Maine Office of Economic Opportunity in Gov. James Longley's administration. He resigns as director of the Bureau of Civil Emergency Preparedness to lead the OEO and proposes renaming it the Office of Community Development and Services with a broader mission. Longley also named Alan D. Goodwin acting director of the State Planning Office.
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Maine
James Longley
Maine Office of Economic Opportunity
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Bureau of Civil Emergency Preparedness
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Herbert Sperry
Office of
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State House
Alan D. Goodwin
State Planning Office
Governor Longley Defends Budget Cuts to Illness Aid
Governor James B. Longley rejected former Governor Kenneth M Curtis criticism of budget cuts to the catastrophic illness plan. He said no funds exist in the new budget and a study is needed, while noting other funding could be found. Curtis had urged preserving the program, calling it essential for families with high medical costs. He criticized the governor for public criticism without prior contact.
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Leonid Brezhnev
Brezhnev
Kremlin
Augusta
James B. Longley
Kenneth M Curtis
Longley
Curtis
John Martin
Deagle Lake
Martin
Ex-Partner Accuses Spiro Agnew of Exploitative Deals
Real estate developer Dilbeck says ex vice president Spiro Agnew exploited their one year partnership, defrauding him of $75,000 while pursuing media attention. Dilbeck cites Agnew’s Global Baseball League failure and other deals, including a coal mine sale, as proof of Agnew’s opportunism.
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Evansville, Ind
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Spiro T. Agnew
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Global Baseball League
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Council Follies Trip Planned and 75th Anniversary Ahead
The Saint Therese Union Society held its monthly meeting at the Adams Street hall in Biddeford. President Miss Lucienne Metayer led prayers, reports were given, and plans were made for a 75th anniversary on May 7 and a bus trip to the Ice Follies in Boston on February 23 with dinner at Hilltop Steak House.
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Union Saint-Jean-Baptiste
Adams Street
Biddeford
Lucienne C. Metayer
Gertrude Boutet
Blanche Taylor
Blanche Perreault
Boutet
Lillian I. Viger
Irene Marcoux
Lucienne Trottier
Laure Cookson
Ice Follies
Boston
First National
Hilltop Steak House
Waycott Withdraws Plans For Subdivision
Developer Leroy Waycott withdrew final subdivision plans off Tasker Street citing the harsh economic climate for developers. He estimated an escrow cost of 50 000 to 65 000 dollars for road work and facilities, and said he will resubmit when conditions improve. The board approved the shores and zoning ordinance and will send it to state government for review, with a public hearing planned before adoption. A long range planning session is set for Thursday to discuss York County growth.
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Tasker Street
Waycott
Planning Board
York County
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