Bonded fugitive in bombing case appears in Madison court
David Fine, 23, told U S Magistrate Barbara Crabb he is indigent and unable to hire counsel. Appointed Madison attorney Paul R Nelson will defend him against charges tied to the August 24, 1970 Sterling Hall blast at the University of Wisconsin Madison. Fine faces federal counts of sabotage destruction of government property conspiracy and unlawful flight plus state murder charges. Bond set at $1 million as the hearing ends with Fine acknowledging the crowd and thanking supporters.
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E And L Club Plans Sale at Saco Methodist Church
Members met at the church vestry for a business session to outline future fund raising events including a foodless sale a rummage sale and a calendar with dates to be announced. Cards were signed for ill and birthday members and next meeting is Feb 9 at the Fogg and Feeney home. Entertainment featured poems by Phyllis Vining.
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E and L Club
Saco United
Marjorie Fogg
Edith Feeney
Mechanic Street
Saco
Carrie Whittemore
Ladora Gannon
Holderness Ski Team Invites Ford to Ski
The 75 member Holderness School ski team in Plymouth New Hampshire invites President Ford to join them on their slopes. They note the school’s national prep championships and alumni on Olympic teams. Ford plans to campaign in New Hampshire for the February 24 primary.
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Plymouth
N.H
New Hampshire
Oratory School
Colorado
Holderness School
Ron Nessen
Vail
Col
Holderness
Howard Evi
Biddeford Center Group Hosts Senior Citizens Club Meeting
The Biddeford Senior Citizens Club met Tuesday at Ross Community Center for a business and social session led by President Adelina Plante and chaplain Annette Annette. The group announced a public whist at 1 30 p m Sunday and a January 24 monthly member dance. Also reported were a Route 1 collision involving Roger Chase Merton Sargeant and James Kenoyel. a chimney collapse at 109 Bradbury St causing roof damage. a respiratory machine display and upcoming fire department demonstration. and a grand slam whist win by Laura Guay and Clara Demers with several other winners and special awards. Officials urged all seniors to join future activities.
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Richard
Joe’’ Saucier
Roger Chase
Ennebunk
Merton Sargeant
Bar Mills
James Kenoyel
Scarborough
Bradbury St
Aurore Pinard
Plante
Dorais
Anna Forcier
Aurore Vachon
Cora LeProhon
Josephat Grenier
Alderic Soucy
Laura Guay
Clara Demers
Melvina Gaudette
Agnes Couture
Laura Demers
Lumina Lacourse
Delvina Gagnon
Edwina Dion
Blanche LeBel
Eva Landry
Aurore Dube
Elise Paul
Rose Demers
Annie Inkel
Albert Metayer
United States and Africa face Angola dilemma over Russia
U S officials worry about a Soviet backed Angola scenario while Congress rejects Ford Angola plan and seeks a broader bipartisan foreign policy. Kissinger hopes to visit Africa in spring as cease fire and withdrawal debates intensify amid South African involvement and regional splits.
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Angola
Atlantic
National Union For the Total Independence of Angola
UNITA
FNLA
MPLA
Luso
Texeira de Sousa
Russia
Albert
United States
South Africa
Africa
House
Congress
Ford
Gulf of Guinea
State Department
U.S
Organization of African Unity
OAU
Moscow
Saco planning board approves elderly housing project plan
Housing firm will begin construction in weeks after variances granted for a three-building complex of four apartments each on an adjacent Bradley Street site linked to the existing elderly housing. Residents will pay 25 percent of income with HUD subsidy. Maine State Housing Authority to provide long-term mortgage. DEP approval allows sewer connection. board notes neighborhood benefit and approves related subdivision actions and other plans.
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Bradley Street
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Maine State Housing Authority
Department of Environmental Protection
Saco
Plannin Board
Lawrence Meserve
Buxton Road
John Blunt
Blunt
Planning Board
James Cartier
United States Savings Bonds Bicentennial Drive
The message promotes buying the Bicentennial Series E Bonds to support national finances. It emphasizes these are the same safe E Bonds with a historical face-lift and encourages purchasing where you work or bank to reduce financial worries and invest in America.
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United States
America
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