Inheritance Fight Over St Francis College Property
Emile A. Martin inherits a house and five acres next to St. Francis College. A 1962 sale pact requires offering the property to the college at 15000 dollars before any sale, with no inflation clause or time limit. The dispute centers on whether the college or Mrs Berry’s heirs should receive value for a 1962 sale and subsequent payments.
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Larry Stains
Emile A. Martin
St. Francis College
Martin
Clarina
Alfred Berry
Old Pool Road
Hills Beach Road
Alfred
Berry
Clarence Laplante
Franciscan Fathers of
Maine
Pool Road
Father Laplante
Rose A. Lange
Westfield Ext
Biddeford
Robert N. Cyr
Montreal
Chateauguay
Que
Object said to fall into New Hampshire pond sparks probe
Gov. Meldrim Thomson said investigators found no object in the McCarthy pond near Wakefield after witnesses reported a skyfall. National Guard and state officials noted shadows from cracked ice and corrected early radioactivity readings to negative findings. Residents were told to keep details secret while authorities pursued the incident.
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Wakefield
N.H
UPI
Meldrim Thomson
New Hampshire National Guardsmen
William
Dorothy McCarthy
Col
Leon Parker
State Adjutant General's Office
Thomson
Concord
Gregory Smith
National Guard
George McAvoy
Camp Ellis battered by storm roars through area
Area cities face a week of crippling ice as crews fight crusty snow and officials warn of dangerous streets. Army National Guard arrives in Saco after Mayor Zaitlin appeals for help. Two front end loaders, a grader, and a bulldozer shift to clear roads and sidewalks, while schools remain closed until Monday.
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Saco
Army National Guard
Samuel Zaitlin
Adjutant General's Office
Zaitlin
Wall Ellis Erosion Plan Faces Cost Debate
Wall voted most likely to succeed at Camp Ellis as engineers from Jordan Co. meet with residents and Saco officials to discuss erosion controls and recreational benefits. A revetment appears cheapest, but federal support was previously ruled out. study to be refined with more cost detail.
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Wall
Camp Ellis
Camp Ellis Beach
E.C. Jordan
Jordan
Charles Hortsman
Horstman
Saco
John Dexter
Portland
Army Corps of Engineers
Jordan Co
Corps’ of Engineers
Almanac note for January 13 1977 and historical milestones
The Almanac for today January 13 1977 lists celestial events and notable birthdays including Horatio Alger and Robert Stack. It recalls Stephen Foster's death in 1864 Edwin Stanton's ouster dispute in 1868 Biafra's surrender in 1970 and New York recognizing women as baseball umpires in 1972 A thought from Washington Irving about a sharp tongue.
Ford The Ford Not A Lincoln Ends His Presidency
President Ford delivers his third and final State of the Union address to Congress announcing his departure from national leadership. He reflects on a nation he found “more perfect” in 1974 and critiques lawmakers on energy and cost cutting while advising restraint on foreign policy.
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Congress
Michigan
House
Nixon
Senate
Spiro Agnew
Government spending fuels bill wording in laws
Government spending these days gives you an idea why laws are called bills.
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