Diploma Order In Biddeford Case Over Senior Year Units
Justice Cecil J. Siddall ruled that the Biddeford School Committee the superintendent and high school principal must issue Edward L. Caron Jr. a diploma or certificate. The writ of mandamus was needed to secure a student’s substantial right after findings that four senior year units were not determinative and that no evidence showed tacit approval of a four-unit rule by officials. The decision notes no bad faith and commends administrators for conscientious duties in following a rule they believed existed.
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Biddeford
Edward L. Caron J
Cecil J. Siddall
Supreme Judicial Court
Siddall
Caron
Edward L. Caron Jr
Elizabeth L. Caron
Raymond A. Kenneally
Paul Stebbins
William Pomerleau
Roger C. Nadeau
J. Frederick Warner
Joseph M. Patane
Lucien Doyon
Atty
William P. Donahue
Waterhouse, Spencer &Carroll
Robert M. York
City Solicitor
Development Plan Reviewed for York County AR A Projects
Discussion covered future industrial development diversification and competitive methods in York County. The review of the Area Redevelopment Administration work since inception was led by Lewis KMarshall with Saco and Biddeford officials present at Saco City Hall. Bradford Sterl and Louis Lubka contributed Field notes and inquiries about Sea and Shore Fisheries Commission and Wall Associates participation.
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York County
Area Redevelopment Administration
Saco
Biddeford
Saco City
Lewis K. Marshall
ARA
Bradford Sterl
The
Sea and Shore Fisheries Commission
Louis Lubka
Sewall Associates
Old Town
Grafton Lumber Co
Sanford
Webber Hospital
Kennebunk
Kennebunkport
Grafton Lumber Company
Rumery Boatyard
Twin Ridge
Acton
Marshall
Secretary Tyler Refuses to Testify in Baker Investigation
Nancy Carole Tyler, Bobby Baker's secretary, invoked the Fifth Amendment and refused to answer Senate investigators questions, asserting privacy invasion and lack of legislative purpose. Baker himself avoided questions on his enrichment while in office as the Rules Committee debated contempt charges.
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Washington
Nancy Carole Tyler
Bobby Baker
Senate
Tennessee
Senate Rules Committee
Tyler
Baker
Miss Tyler
Capitol
Johnson
Senate Sends Tax Cut Measure to Johnson
The Senate sent President Johnson a bill cutting taxes by the largest amount in history. It lowers taxes for about 80 million individuals by an average 19 percent and for 550,000 corporate taxpayers by 9 percent, with signing expected later and pay checks starting March 4 reflecting the new rates.
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
Congress
House
John F. Ken
Treasury
Search Resumes For Jet Wreckage
Boats and divers searched Lake Pontchartrain after Eastern Air Lines DC8 crashed near New Orleans. Fifty eight people died as wreckage and possible bodies were recovered in limited daylight contact before nightfall suspends the operation.
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New Orleans
Eastern Air Lines
Lake Pontchartrain
New Orleans International Airport
Mexico City
Atlanta
Washington
New York City
Eastern Airlines
Pierce Case Goes to Jury in Maine Murder Trial
A jury in Machias hears the murder case against Paul David Pierce of Vassalboro for dynamiting the Jonesport cottage and killing Larson N. Kelley and his wife Alice. The defense cites schizophrenia, while prosecutors focus on provocation from Pierce's marriage and personal troubles. Pierce admitted the deed in a police statement, saying motive included his wife’s aid to support their child and loss of his Coast Guard commission. He expressed regret only for not harming his wife and baby.
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Warren E. Belanger
Psychiatris
Pierce
Paul
Pawl
Allen Saunders
Augusta State Hospital
Jonesport
Kelley
Alice
Newndon Conn
Cynthia
Coast Guard Academy
Mar
Vassalboro
Clay hints retirement after big fight amid Liston clash
Cassius Clay, the new heavyweight champion, told reporters he is thinking about retirement after one more big bout. He said he fights for a living and would stop when he has enough money, while noting he may yet return to the ring and could face Sonny Liston again or any opponent the public wants.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Cassius Clay
Louisville
Cassius
Sonny Liston
Clay
Liston
City Voices Call to End Sonic Boom Tests
Oklahoma City is urged by the City Council to suspend FAA sonic boom tests for three months and seek a new laboratory if needed. The vote follows protests over up to eight flights daily and demands data from tests already done at the FAA center and Tinker Air Force Base.
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Oklahoma City
Federal Aviation Agency
FAA
Washington
Gordon Bain
Chamber of Commerce
Citizens For Progress of
Aeronautical Center
Tinker Air Force Base
Four Die In Fire In Unfinished West Gardiner Home
Four Thompson children aged 14, 9, 2, and 11 weeks died in an explosion and cellar fire. Kenneth Thompson and wife were away. two other children, Kenneth Jr. and Karen, stayed with grandparents. A can near a wood stove reportedly held a gasoline oil chain saw mixture. Thompson lived in the cellar during construction of the house above.
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West Gardiner
Kenneth Thompson
Karyl
Kaye
Karl
Kelley Thompson
Kenneth Jr
Karen
Thompson
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Maine Employment Security Commission
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Fea, Corp
White House
Kennedy
Coast Guard
Severa ‘Aeelnne
Mandeville
Eastern
Weather Bureau
Gulf OF Mexico
Main Street
Biddeford-Saco Water Company
Harry M. Wooster Treas
Mgr
Wayne Hollingsworth
Clay Mulling
Self
J. Alan Jasper
Scammon St
Women’s Fellowship of the
First Parish Congregational Church
United Church of Christ
Beach Street
Hall
Nancy Lennox
Jasper
Clyde E. Dutton
Leslie Anderson
Linda Trecartin
Anne Harrison
Maine Linoleum CO
Alfred Street
Elm Street
Biddeford, Maine
K of C Hall
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