Four Nixon aides convicted in Watergate trial verdict
A federal jury convicted former Attorney General John Mitchell and ex White House aides H R Haldeman and John Ehrlichman of conspiracy obstruction of justice and other charges in the Watergate cover up case. Former Atty. Gen. Robert Mardian was also convicted, while Kenneth Parkinson was acquitted. The verdicts came after a lengthy trial and were followed by appeals threats from the defendants.
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Mardian
Sirica
Nixon
White House
John W. Dean Lil
Asst D A Arrested For Assault In York County
Theophilus Tutfy Fitanides sworn in as an assistant district attorney for York County faces charges of speeding failure to stop and assault on a police officer. He was arrested by Biddeford police after a 49 mph in a 25 zone incident ending with an alleged face punching in Arundel. The case is being prosecuted by the state attorney general due to a conflict of interest and is expected to be continued.
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Fitanides
York County
Saco District Court
Biddeford
May Street
Arundel
Robert Poisson
State Attorney General's Office
Richard Cohen
Augusta
District Attorney’s
Cohen
Inside The Journal Football Player
A profile of a man who makes his living by kicking footballs, detailing his role, training, and day to day life within the sport.
Dutremble Reflects On First Biddeford Year And 1975 Plans
Biddeford mayor Lucien Dutremble marks his second year in office amid belt tightening and a conservative budget. He cites progress and challenges from 1974 including a $1.1 million loan default, revaluation effects, unpaid taxes, and forthcoming sewer and airport industrial park projects. He expects an easier budget process and supports potentially hiring a city administrator.
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Biddeford
Lucien ‘‘Babe” Dutremble
Dutremble
Journal Monday
Stephen Muskie
Lucien Dutremble
Cwic
Finance Committee
Airport
Economic Development Administration
Gilbert Boucher
Boucher
Biddeford Pool Beach
Pool Beach Association
Standing Ovation Ends Gov Curtis Maine Farewell
Maine Governor Kenneth Curtis received a two and a half minute standing ovation from the 151 member House as he prepared to bid farewell after eight years. In his address he warned the 107th Legislature of recession inflation and the energy crisis as major future challenges.
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Augusta
Maine House
Kenneth M. Curtis
Curtis
House
Maine
Costs Down Elsewhere Biddeford's Food Prices Rise
The Maine Marketbasket survey for December shows most Maine towns reporting a decline in a 16 item food and nonfood list. Sugar prices fell up to 50 cents per five pound bag, butter dropped in some cities, while Biddeford posted a 0.7 percent rise and Presque Isle 14 percent. The survey monitors prices in Lewiston Portland and other towns, with sugar and potatoes among notable changes.
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Portland
Kittery
Ellsworth
Presque Isle
Biddeford
Associated Press
Lewiston
Caribou
Pressque Isle
Bangor
Nortern
Year End Shopping Bonuses Dim Household Grocery Bills
AP market basket survey tracks 15 common items across 13 cities showing December price declines for beef and related products while sugar trends ease. Over 12 months ending December 1974 the total basket rose about 20 percent driven by sugar. beef prices fell in December but are expected to rise again in 1975 amid tighter pork supplies.
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