Nixon uncertain on Paris peace talks outcome
President Nixon told congressional leaders he does not know if renewed Paris talks will yield a settlement before his January 20 inauguration. Kissinger prepared for resumed talks with Le Duc Tho at Camp David as Thieu envoys met in Washington. Leaders noted three key issues prisoners, Saigon's future, and cease fire supervision. House Democrats push for immediate cutoff of war funding.
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Courageous Kennebunk girl Amy plans to give back
Nine year old Amy Ellen Robinson of Kennebunk endured brain surgery and open heart procedures at Children's Hospital Boston. After a stroke left her paralyzed, she recovered with strength and gratitude. She aims to become a doctor and thanks the Kennebunks, her doctors, and nurses for their support.
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North Vietnam claims bombing above 20th parallel continued
North Vietnam said U.S. bombing was severely impairing production and ordered emergency relief to stabilize areas hit by raids just north of the 20th parallel. U.S. commanders denied resumed bombing above the line, citing ongoing raids mainly below it as peace talks continued in Paris.
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War Costs Rise by Two Billion Dollars in 1973
Washington reports an additional 2 billion dollars may be needed this fiscal year to fund the air war over North Vietnam. Total 1973 war costs would climb to about 8 billion, far under the late 1960s peak. Officials cite at least 250 million for aircraft lost during intensified air raids.
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Three Judge Panel Accepts Maine Abortion Law Challenge
Bangor resident Geraldine Mercia and Dr Nancy Stewart win an order for a three judge panel to hear their lawsuit challenging Maine abortion law. The suit claims violations of Fourth Fifth Ninth and Fourteenth amendments and seeks to enjoin enforcement. Several interventions were filed including a physician for unborn children. No trial date yet.
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Portland
Air passengers react to new anti hijack checks
The Associated Press reports broad passenger approval of federal anti hijacking measures that began the previous day. Screening covered carry on luggage and travelers with some airports using electronic wanding and sterile zones. Some gates added repeat searches for transit passengers.
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Philadelphia
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The Reformer Speaks Through Conscience Guide
A reformer is defined as one who insists upon guiding by his own conscience in all actions and decisions. The quote frames reform as a personal commitment to moral compass over expediency.
Pentagon Withholds Bombing Details as North Vietnam Campaign Rages
The Pentagon continues a blackout on year end raids around Hanoi and Haiphong citing the need to protect air crews and ongoing peace talks in Paris. Melvin Laird says target details will not be disclosed to avoid jeopardizing negotiations.
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Arundel Sets Feasibility Committee for New Town Hall
At a town meeting in Arundel about 50 attendees approved forming a five member committee to study a new town hall with office space and a public meeting room. The group will report to the selectmen within 45 days. Funds may come from revenue sharing and the town hall repair fund. The meeting also approved borrowing 6200 for school materials and reallocated offices in the Mildred Day School. George Martin was reelected moderator.
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Paterno Declines Patriots Offer to Remain Penn State Coach
Joe Paterno turned down a reported million-dollar package to coach and general manage the New England Patriots and will stay at Penn State. He cited love of college football and his family’s wish to remain at University Park after meeting with Patriots owner Billy Sullivan in New Orleans.
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