Longley Party Not Bonafide In Maine Gubernatorial Race
Maine Attorney General ruled that the Longley for Me organization is not a political party though it led the 1974 race by James B. Longley. He affirmed only Democrats and Republicans as Maine’s major parties, as Longley’s group failed to organize via caucus or convention and thus lacks party status.
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Augusta
Maine
Atty
Joseph E. Brennan
Themocrats
Markham L. Gartey
Longley
GOP
James B. Longley
George Mitchell
James Erwin
John Linnell
Brennan
Logging Standards Unresolved In Maine woods
Augusta Maine AP northern Maine woodsman Wayne Birmingham says state Agriculture Department cannot promptly develop wood measurement standards for Maine logging. He notes delays undo gains from last year's legislative push and cites ongoing methods dispute and moisture content affecting weight determinations. Harland Robinson notes moisture content complicates accurate measurement.
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Augusta
Maine
State Agriculture Department
Ayne Birmingham
Carpenter's Union
Birmingham
House
Agriculture Agency
Patten
Harland Robinson
Lewiston swears in first woman mayor and sets citizen rights plan
Lewiston appointed Lillian Caron as mayor in a ceremony where she unveiled a plan for “citizens rights” allowing residents to meet with officials and department heads several times yearly to discuss policy questions. She announced 13 city appointments and emphasized accelerating economic growth. In a separate note, Millinocket received a 3.8 million EPA grant to fund a wastewater plant and sewer upgrades to stop untreated discharges into local waterways.
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Lewiston
Maine
Lillian Caron
Alleged N E Crime Boss Claims Model Parole
Raymond L S Patriarca says he has stayed out of trouble since his parole from prison on January 9 and wants to live peacefully. A parole officer calls him a model parolee, noting his cooperation and daily reporting obligations. Federal officials maintain he still wields influence over rackets in Boston Worcester Portland and Providence despite no public parole violations.
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Robert Parry
Associated Press
Providence (Ap
New England
Raymond L.S. Patriarca
Patriarca
Eleanor F. Boucher
Miss Boucher
American) Civil Liberties Union
Boucher
Atriarca
P.dg
Boston
Worcester
Portland
Providence
U.S
Richard ‘Dickie
Callei
Rehoboth
Mass
Johnston
Almond
Joseph
Buffy’’ Baccari
Calles
Reagan Tours New Hampshire Hopes Voters Warmer Than Weather
Ronald Reagan continued his New Hampshire bus tour in snowy central hills on the campaign trail for the Republican presidential nomination. He met voters, defended his plan to shift welfare and social programs to states, and faced questions on taxes, Angola, Chile, and detente as he progressed toward the February 24 primary.
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H. Josef Hebert
Associated Press
North Conway
Wn.h
Ronald Reagan
New Hampshire
Reagan
White Mountains
California
Ford
Hampshire
Manchester
State House
Senate
Lions Club
Moultonboro
Los Angeles
West Ossipee
Hugh Gregg
Ond
Conway
Angola
Chile
U.S
Salvador Allende
Seabrook Protester Scales Down After 34 Hours
Ron Rieck, 22, of Weare ends a 34 hour vigil atop a 175 foot weather tower overlooking the Atlantic Ocean to protest plans for a proposed nuclear power plant. He faces a Hampton District Court charge for being a public nuisance. Rieck belongs to the Greenleaf Harvesters Guild and will appear January 14.
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Seabrook
N.H
Ron Rieck
Atlantic Ocean
Rieck
Public Service Co
New Hampshire
Louis Promise
Promise
Hampton District Court
Weare
Greenleaf Harvesters Guild
Ron Riech
N.H. Riech
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Waldoboro
Arthur G. Hatch
Terrence C. Parker
Hatch
Parker
Attorney General’s Office
Edmund Muskie
Caron
Millinocket
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
John A.S. McGlennon
EPA
Penobscot River
McGlennon
State Supreme Court
Joseph Tauro
Kevin White
Faneuil Hall
Massachusett
UPI
N.E
Patriarcca
Rhode Island
Rudolph Marfeo
Parole Board
Cranston
Kennett High School
Granite State
America
Dairy Queen
Web
U.S. Pat. Off
Am. D. Q. Corp
Elm ST
U.S. 1
Biddeford
Mars Shop
Lye
Padaards TE Mater Oy
Saco, Maine
Inven
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