Navy Task Force Sails Toward Indian Ocean
A six ship carrier group led by the 85,000 ton Enterprise sails from Subic Bay toward the Indian Ocean amid Kissinger warning of potential U S action in an oil emergency.
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Washington
Indian Ocean
Henry A. Kissinger
U.S
Enterprise
U.S. 7Th Fleet
Subic Bay
Philippines
Pentagon
Long Beach
William Beecher
South Vietnam
White House
Ford
Constellation
United States
Persian Gulf
Kissinger
Brezhnev rumor squashed amid hospital visit talk
Boston officials and the Sidney Farber Cancer Center denied reports Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev would seek treatment there. They said no contact had been made and reports were unfounded. The piece notes Brezhnev attended his Moscow mother’s funeral and discusses U S naval activity in the Indian Ocean and U S policy in Indochina.
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Boston
Sidney Farber Cancer Center
Leonid Brezhnev
Boston Globe
Children’s Hospital
Koster
Emil Frei
Foundation
West Coast
Associated Press
Robert diGrazia
Moscow
Brezhnev
Charles Bartlett
Cairo
Maine Board weighs NEECO refinery delay request
The Maine Board of Environmental Protection will consider a request by New England Energy Co for a four month delay in hearings on its Sanford oil refinery project after Burmah Oil pulled its backing. Environmental groups urge dismissal, arguing the project could change substantially and require a new application. Also, BEP finished two more days of Pittston Co proposed Eastport refinery hearings with sessions set for January 20 and 21.
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Augusta
Maine Board of Environmental Protection
New England Cergy Co
Sanford
NEECO
Burmah Oil Ltd
Pittston Co
Eastport
Pittston
First Woman In Job Mill Seizes Repair Post
Doris Cote of Biddeford at 19 becomes one of the few women to move from spinning to a mechanic role at Biddeford Textile. She sought a change after boredom and found opportunity as a repair person, entering a traditionally male job.
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Doris Cote
Biddeford
Biddeford Textile
Paul Deshaies
Doris
Doris Cote Reaches Repair Roles Breaking Wool Spinning Norms
A Biddeford woman Doris Cote moves from wool spinning to machine repair after volunteering for a new repair role at her plant. Raised on a Pool Road farm, she learned by disassembling toys and machinery, with parents fostering independence and problem solving.
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Doris Cote
Pool Road
Biddeford
Aline
Robert Cote
Dorise
Dutremble Seeks Budget Input On York County Funds
Biddeford Mayor Lucien Dutremble urged the city council to push back at a York County budget that could raise the city tax by about 13000 dollars. He noted county requests totaling 1.3 million could lift the tax bill and urged a hold line on the city budget while county cuts proceed.
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York County
Biddeford
Lucien Dutremble
Dutremble
Journal
Police Stand By As Boston Schools Reopen After Stabbing
Hundreds of state and local officers positioned inside and around South Boston High School to safeguard students returning to class after a December stabbing and ensuing white protest. Judge Garrity prepared to review the School Committee desegregation plan excluding forced busing, with two weeks needed for final draft.
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Boston
South Boston High School
Public Safety Department
Robert diGrazia
Roxbury High School
Boston High
US District Court
W. Arthur Garrity Jr
Garrity
Plante to Address OOBCOfC at Joseph's By The Sea
Jerome Plante acting town manager will outline his plans for Old Orchard Beach to local Chamber of Commerce members tonight at 7. He was appointed after Rita Belair was suspended by the town council at a stormy meeting. A recall petition is underway against four voting counselors led by John Bird and Michael Ruess. a meeting at Loranger School will discuss recall procedures.
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Old Orchard Beach
Jerome Plante
Chamber of Commerce
Joseph's By the Sea
West Grand Avenue
U.S
Peter Kyros
Rita Belair
New Town Council
John Bird
Michael Ruess
Loranger School
Longley and Council Set Hearings on Appointments
Augusta AP The Executive Council schedules hearings for governor appointees next Tuesday and Wednesday with dates at 10 am and 2 pm January 14 and 15. Nominees include Adams Koons Adlass Mallar Marks Millett Orestis Robinson and others to lead environmental protection conservation commerce transportation education lottery and finance. The council will hear resumés statements and public remarks but not cross-examination.
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Roger Mallar
Transportation Department
John Marks
Public Safety Department
H. Lawin Millett Jr
George Orestis
State Lottery Commission
John D. Robinson
Carl Cianchette
Longley
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South Vietnamese
Hoto
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Neeco, Pittston
Inside the Journal
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Claire Malasnik
Motorola Communications and Electronics, Inc
Emile Bergeron
Ashington Street
Five Points
Bergeron
Motorola
Crestwood Drive
George Garnache
Saco River
Bernard Poirier
Albert Maurice Marcotte
Guy Farrell
Joseph Zuke
Norman Labbe
Farrell
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John Fournier
Michael Bergeron
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