Advice For The Jobless: It’s Not Too Late To Change Your Life
Newburyport Massachusetts AP reports psychologist Lee Wotherspoon counsels unemployed and dissatisfied workers that meaningful change is possible with effort. He and his wife left corporate life in Argentina after political danger and now run a housebuilding venture in Kennebunk Maine while he pursues a psychology degree.
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Newburyport
Mass
Lee Wotherspoon
Wotherspoon
Nancy
Gillette Co
Argentina
Goddard College
Biddeford Police Awarded Pay Hike
Biddeford City Council approved unanimously a new wage package for patrolmen raising weekly pay about seven percent from 1974 levels. Starting salary rises to 139.10, with 149.80 after two years and 160.50 after three years, plus shift differentials. Union shop to be reviewed separately. non union sergeants receive similar increases. Total police salaries exceeded 285,000 in 1974.
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Christopher Coach
Biddeford
Dutremble
Police Department
Union Street
Alfred
Elm
Birch Street
Prospect Street
Raynold Larochelle
The
Historical District Commission
Michael Bergeron
Bergeron
Nitrate Contamination Found in Saco Route 112 Wells
Eight Saco families on Route 112 show nitrate levels above 10 parts per million with four tested wells exceeding federal standards. Health officials warn nitrates pose serious risk to infants and can impair children’s mental and visual development. City officials urge testing and consider extending water mains or providing home filtration, noting no city fault.
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Saco
Route 112
State Department of Health and Welfare
Health and Welfare
Gerald Bates
Health Engineering Division
Bates
Biddeford
Saco Water Company
Briefs Filed In Relair Suspension In Old Orchard Beach
Attorneys for town and ousted Town Manager Rita Belair argued in York County Superior Court briefs last week over whether a town council may remove a town manager for alleged misconduct occurring before the current council took office. Belair was suspended by the town.
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Susan Morrison
Old Orchard Beach
Rita Belair
York County
Jerome Plante
Saco
Roger Elliott
Randall Smith
Belair
Elliott
Smith
Ohio
Edward Gaulin
Kenneth Kimmel
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Eee Council
Blair
Edelin Returns To Duty In Wake Of Controversy
Dr. Kenneth C. Edelin returns to work at Boston City Hospital four days after a Suffolk County court convicted him of manslaughter in a fetus death during a legal abortion. He resumes leadership of outpatient obstetric and gynecological care as the hospital reaffirms his staff appointment. Edelin, 36, had not worked since his indictment last April and faced up to 20 years in prison, with probation imposed and sentence stayed pending appeal.
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Boston
Edelin
Kenneth C. Edelin
Boston City Hospital
Suffolk
James P. McGuire
William P. Homans
Suffolk County
Homans
Kerry
Cathy Flynn
Maine Right To
Supreme Court
Flynn
Make Right To
Edelin Trial Sparks Mixed Reactions In Boston Area
Local reaction to Dr Kenneth Edelin's manslaughter verdict on a 20 to 24 week abortion varies from indifference to concern. Medical leaders say minimal impact barring few second trimester cases while legal observers expect deeper effects from higher courts and potential life amendments.
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Kenneth Edelin
Boston
Patrick Shaw
Webber Hospital Obstetric Services
Supreme Court
Shaw
Edelin
Webber
Portland
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